Best Luxury Hotels in Massachusetts

Found in the heart of Boston’s Back Bay is the Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street. Spread throughout a 61-storey skyscraper is a collection of modern and luxurious rooms and suites, including the unique Charles Suite which boasts a one-of-a-kind, wrap-around terrace offering panoramic views of the city. Every space of the hotel has a stylish and contemporary design and showcases a curated art collection. Dining options include Zuma restaurant serving Japanese-inspired cuisine as well as One + One Restaurant and the Trifecta Lobby Bar. There is a wellness floor with blissful spa facilities and treatments in addition to a 24-hour fitness centre. The hotel offers a 64ft curved indoor swimming pool boasting unbeatable views from floor-to-ceiling windows and an environment ideal for total relaxation. There is a wide selection of event spaces, two ballrooms, and wedding-specific amenities. The hotel also provides optional experiences and tours in the surrounding areas.

Following a two-year, multi-million dollar renovation The Langham, Boston opens its doors once more. The American classic hotel is located at 250 Franklin Street in the former Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and still retains some of the original architectural and interior features. All guest rooms and suites have been completely redesigned with New England-inspired décor and marble-clad bathrooms. Guests can relax in the luxurious new lobby, decorated in jewel tones, with a cozy fireplace or enjoy craft cocktails and elevated pub grub at The Fed – the hotel’s new destination luxe cocktail club. GRANA is the new Italian restaurant, which sits in the former great hall of the bank and is architecturally breathtaking. The Langham Club – a private space in which guests can meet, eat and socialise, throughout the day – this signature feature of The Langham Hotels & Resorts brand will be available to those who have purchased Club access.

Centrally located beside the Commonwealth Avenue Mall, the Mandarin Oriental sports a modern style with vintage early 20th century touches. Head to the fourth floor to visit the 6,000-square-foot spa – quite possibly the best in the city. Aromatherapy Associates and Linda Meredith products are used for the therapies and there’s a large suite for couples’ treatments. Bar Boulud features a wall of windows and European meets New England cuisine designed by the restaurant’s namesake chef, Daniel Boulud. Following the hotel’s family-friendly credentials, children’s menus are also provided. 148 rooms and public areas are all fully accessible and the hotel and spa have been awarded Forbes Travel Guide’s Five-Stars.

Found in the trendy district of Downtown Crossing, right across from Boston common, the Ritz-Carlton stands out on the skyline as a gleaming tower. Inside, soft greys lead the colour scheme with pops of vibrant colour here and there. This creates a calming, serene ambience, aided by the slick, five-star service. 193 bedrooms and suites have a clear mid-century influence. The Artisan Bistro serves pasta, salads and New England favourites. In the lobby, Avery Bar features dark wood panelling, signature martinis and a lit fireplace providing a cosy backdrop for a little imbibement. Additional amenities in the multi-storey hotel include Equinox Sports Club, a pool and a spa.

The red brick facade of the Four Seasons is the kind of building you probably imagine when thinking of Boston. The building was once the city’s Playboy Club and is found among Victorian brownstone buildings. Once inside it’s unashamedly fancy, with chandeliers, marble, plush bespoke textiles and abundant space and light. Guests can dine in the Aujourd Hui Lounge, the Sottovento Coffe Bar, outdoors at The Sanctuary or poolside. Rooms range from deluxe kings to speciality suites offering separate living and sleeping areas (perfect for extended stays). Accessible rooms across each of the categories are also available to book. The indoor pool has a great view and there’s a gym for those wishing to work out.