The Inn at St. Botolph
The Inn at St. Botolph pairs a historic Back Bay house with a practical idea for travellers: rooms designed as small apartments, several with full kitchenettes. The hotel lists studios and suites, daily continental breakfast, coffee and tea in the lounge, a fitness room and laundry. That combination
About The Inn at St. Botolph
The Inn at St. Botolph pairs a historic Back Bay house with a practical idea for travellers: rooms designed as small apartments, several with full kitchenettes. The hotel lists studios and suites, daily continental breakfast, coffee and tea in the lounge, a fitness room and laundry. That combination makes it possible to eat breakfast in and store groceries or leftovers, useful in a neighbourhood where Newbury Street cafés and shops can add to the daily bill.
Guests often value the quiet location, the option to prepare something in the room, breakfast and attentive staff. Comments also mention small beds, limited wardrobe space or maintenance details, so check the features of the suite you choose instead of assuming every room has the same layout. The listing checked showed 4.3/5 from 188 reviews; Booking.com particularly highlighted the location. The property is classified as a three-star hotel, a separate measure from guest ratings.
It is at 99 Saint Botolph Street, Boston, MA 02116; phone (617) 236-8099. Entry is self-service by access code from 3 p.m., and the hotel says continental breakfast is served daily. Back Bay station on the Orange Line and commuter rail is a short walk away, as are Prudential Center and Copley Square. The inn has limited paid parking; if you are driving, confirm availability and cost in advance. Compare the total for your dates: potential savings here come from the kitchen and breakfast, not from a consistently low room rate.
Three-star hotel in a historic Back Bay house, with studios and suites with kitchenettes, continental breakfast, a fitness room and keyless entry.