Ames Hotel Boston

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This delightful Byzantine-Romanesque Ames building was authentically built in 1889 as the headquarters of the Ames farm equipping empire. It features been changed into a 114 suite, 14 story shop hotel gem. There are 114 suites & suites ornamented in a modish, minimalist design in a historic setting. Every room feature flat screened, high definition TVs, IPOD docking stations, down bedding, over-the-air highspeed I-net (fee) and mini-bar. This recent property is situated in the absolutely refurbished, historic Ames building. Advantageously located close to historic Faneuil Hall and Beacon Hill, the 114-room Boston hotel provides a cafe and restaurant, a state-of-the art sport heart, apartments & suites accented by dramatic, Romanesque arched windows and original fireplaces. The restaurant-bar idea for the hotel proposes premium quality food and drink. Named for a tavern once housed in the Ames family home, Woodward is a modern-day tavern that underlines a special offering incorporating the freshest local foods and a dynamic beverage programme. The regional ingredient-driven carte menu by the cook is patterned for sharing over a bustling desk of world-class, handcrafted cocktails. The carte menu has the best quality food and drink. Built in 1889, Ames is a historic landmark important to Boston's heritage. Primarily the 1st skyscraper in Boston, Ames silent maintains the integrity of it is past. The granite building is ornate with detailed arches and a multiude of windows. Built in 1889, Ames is a historic landmark important to Boston's heritage. Primarily the 1st skyscraper in Boston, Ames silent maintains the integrity of it is past. The granite building is ornate with detailed arches and a multiude of windows. The entrance is medium in size and feature a charming, novel, chandelier - 20, 000 discs creating a playful shadow intrigue during the day and a theatrical illumination at night.