InterContinental BOSTON

Hotel Description:

This breathtaking, modern Boston Harbor hotel stands on the site where a late-night tea party ignited the American Revolution. Located in the financial district, find yourself at the heart of the city. Take in waterfront views from Miel, Bostons first Provence-themed brassiere. Explore this historical city and follow the Freedom Trail or experience antique shopping in Beacon Hill. An urban retreat, relax and revive at this Boston Harbor hotel with an indoor lap pool and full-service spa.

Check In:  3:00 PM
Check Out:  12:00 PM

Native currency:  American Dollars
Number of floors:  12
Number of rooms:  424
Number of suites:  38
Time zone:  GMT

Restaurants:

Grill 23 & Bar: The historic Salada Tea building, with its marble columns and soaring ceilings, is a beautiful setting for outstanding steaks, fantastic seafood and one of Boston's best wine lists.Tip: For a quieter setting, request a table upstairs.
Neptune Oyster: Architectural details such as etched glass, subway tiles and a pressed-tin ceiling give Neptune Oyster its charming atmosphere. Tip: The vitello tonnato sandwich made with tuna tartare adds a creative twist to this classic.
Neptune Oyster: Architectural details such as etched glass, subway tiles and a pressed-tin ceiling give Neptune Oyster its charming atmosphere. Tip: The vitello tonnato sandwich made with tuna tartare adds a creative twist to this classic.
The Butcher Shop: A tribute to European boucheries, The Butcher Shop is both a neighborhood shop and a cozy wine bar serving hand made charcuterie, antipasti and bistro-inspired dishes. Tip: It is the perfect location for pre and post theater at the Boston Center for the
Scollay Square: The dining room features memorabilia harking back to the neighborhood's burlesque history. The red velvet cushions and ornate mirrors enhance the experience. Tip: The Tassel Spinner cocktail and lobster macaroni and cheese are some of our favorites.
Chez Henri: A French-Cuban fusion menu in the warm and inviting dining room and delicious Cuban sandwiches in the bar make this intimate spot just outside Harvard Square worth a visit. Tip: The Cuban sandwiches sell out fast and are only available at the bar.
Elephant Walk: This understated, upscale restaurant just outside Kenmore Square features an outstanding menu of French and Cambodian specialties. A variety of menus catering to many dietary restrictions is offered.
Kingfish Hall: The 'dancing fish' is the focal point of the kitchen at this Dali-esque and whimsical Todd English restaurant at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Tip: Request a scallop-shaped booth upstairs for an entertaining experience.
The Butcher Shop: A tribute to European boucheries, The Butcher Shop is both a neighborhood shop and a cozy wine bar serving hand made charcuterie, antipasti and bistro-inspired dishes. Tip: It is the perfect location for pre and post theater at the Boston Center for the
Trade Boston: Located immediately asjacent
RumBa: RumBa pays tribute to the legends and lore of the historic rum trade period in a sophisticated rum-themed cocktail bar serving an international collection of distilled rums and deliciously bold appetizers. Our private Champagne Lounge, discreetly hidden b
Sushi-Teq: East meets West at Sushi-Teq, our lively and chic sushi bar. Sushi-Teq takes cultural fusion up a notch by combining innovative and traditional sushi and sashimi with vintage tequilas, margaritas and specialty cocktails. Our renowned sushi chefs use only

Recreation:

Indoor pool
Fitness center on-site

Room Info:

Meeting Facilities:

Abigail Adams Ballroom C:
Abigail Adams Ballroom Salon A:
Abigail Adams Ballroom Salon B:
Abigail Adams Ballroom:
Dartmouth Room:
Eleanor Room:
Dartmouth/Eleanor Room:
Griffin Room:
Robinson Room:
Griffin/Robinson Room:
Hutchinson Room:
Lexington Room:
Montague Room:
Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon I:
Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon II:
Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon III:
Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon IV:
Rose Kennedy Ballroom Salon V:
Rose Kennedy Ballroom:
Sessions Room:
Wheeler Room:

Hotel Amenities:

(additional fees may apply to certain amenities)

• ATM/Cash machine
• Bathrobe
• Coffee/Tea maker
• Cribs
• Dry cleaning
• Hairdryer
• Housekeeping - weekly
• Ironing board
• Mini-refrigerator
• Parking
• Private bathroom
• Satellite television
• Spare electrical outlet available at desk
• Turn down service
• Voice mail

• Accessible facilities
• Bathtub
• Color television
• Currency exchange
• Executive floor
• High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
• Ice machine
• Late check-out available
• Minibar
• Pay per view movies on TV
• Public area air conditioned
• Separate closet
• Speaker phone
• Two-line phone
• Weight scale

• Air conditioning individually controlled in room
• Bell staff/porter
• Complimentary newspaper in lobby
• Desk with lamp
• Free parking
• High speed internet connection
• Indoor pool
• Live entertainment
• Non-smoking
• Pets allowed
• Room service
• Shoe shine stand
• Technical concierge
• Valet parking
• Wireless internet connection

• Baby sitting
• Cocktail lounge
• Concierge desk
• Direct dial telephone
• Gift/News stand
• Housekeeping - daily
• Interior corridors
• Lounges/bars
• On-Site parking
• Premium movie channels
• Safe deposit box
• Shops and commercial services
• Tennis court
• Valet same day dry cleaning
• Wireless internet connection in public areas

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