John Hancock Hotel Boston

General Information

The best decision for budget-conscious travelers planning a Boston holiday or work journey, the John Hancock Hotel and Conference Center combines a wealthy heritage, exemplary facilities and top-of-the-line facilities in the city’s esteemed Back Bay neighborhood. Built in 1925, the site was aboriginally the Club House for the University Club of Boston. Though nicely restored, the entrance holds has that hark back to the hotel’s inception, including a marble double stairway that leads to an expansive 2nd floor foyer with a 20-foot ceiling.

The hotel’s non-smoking, handsomely appointed rooms for guests feature TVs with HBO, in-room coffee makers, bathrooms with shower/tub combinations and bath products, and air conditioning. Visitors at the Hancock Hotel and Conference Center able to fuel up every morning with a complimentary Continental breakfast. Although the premises does not have its own restaurant, you’ll find different dining alternatives like Legal Sea Foods, Sorellina and South Street Diner surrounding. The guesthouse is a longstanding member of the International Association of Conference Centers (IACC), and on place are 13 meeting rooms that brag natural light, state-of-the-art audio/visual equipping and ergonomically planned chairs. Whether you’re planning a specific event on spot, the guesthouse will gladly help you in designing a customized carte menu that fits your requirements and budget. Complimentary WiFi access is obtainable in all public zone.

The guesthouse is only one block from Copley Square and three blocks from the modish boutiques on Newbury Street. And only 6 blocks from both the John Hancock Hotel and Conference Center are the verdant Public Garden and Boston Common, both prime spots for a deliberately walk.