The Lenox Hotel

Boston is fun, and this hotel is one of the factors that make us feel that Boston is very good. It is an old building of more than 100 years old, and it feels very good to live in it. Although the lobby is not big, it is magnificent and elegant. The male waiters are very handsome, and the female waiters are very beautiful and tall, haha. The service is also very good. My father and I dragged the suitcases to the door, and the handsome guy at the door immediately took the suitcases from my father and me. The handsome receptionist at the front desk was also very polite. There is a bar on the first floor, which is very lively at night. There is a Lindt store on the left hand side of the hotel. There may be a cooperative relationship. We also received a Lindt when we checked into our room, hehe. SHAKE SHACK is a very famous street that you can eat in 5 minutes across from the hotel. On the right hand side is the famous church and library. The location is very good, and the subway is also very convenient at the door. You can go to Harvard subway and save the taxi fee. We traveled by subway all the way in Boston, which is convenient. We also went to Chinatown to eat clay pot rice.

The room was exquisitely decorated and the service was excellent. The hotel staff was always available to help open the door and take the luggage. The hotel price was worth the money. I was probably scared by the self-service hotel service in other cities in the United States, but this hotel was full of surprises.

It's a good choice👍

Location is great; service very good. Breakfast at city table with limited choices (no croissants, no pastries at all).

The location is great, and it is very convenient to eat next to it. The twin room is large and very good.

From the moment we arrived at the Lenox for the Boston Marathon the staff and facility were over the top amazing. So many happy and energetic people working. Every need was met and every ask was immediately accommodated.
We ate at Solis’s one night and it was packed but we still had amazing service and the food was great.
The party they threw for the runners was so cool. Over the top amazing. Cannot recommend this hotel more. 10/10

We had a memorable stay and the staff made it extra special. Melissa and Yunona were great at anticipating our needs. The front desk folks were welcoming and friendly. We were very lucky to have a large corner room. Great towels!! Thanks!!

The Lenox is conveniently located in Bay Back close to shops, restaurants, Boston Common, and the Boston Marathon finish line.

Built in 1900, the Lenox still has a lot of historic details, like a functioning Cutler Mail chute. The chandeliers and ornate detail in the lobby are hallmarks of Victorian interior design. Some notable celebrities have stayed here, like Judy Garland.

My room was huge, comfortable, and well appointed.. It had a walk-in closet with ample hangers, mini fridge, safe and an umbrella which came in handy. The bathroom was a bit dated but it was clean. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

I would definitely stay at The Lenox again.

My recent stay at The Lenox Hotel in Boston was nothing short of amazing. The service was top-notch with friendly receptionists who made check-in a breeze. The concierge went above and beyond, thoughtfully arranging wine and snacks in my room, which was a delightful surprise. The hotel itself is a true landmark, boasting beautiful design and architecture. Located in what I consider the best spot in Boston, it's convenient and central. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to Boston, as I will definitely be returning to The Lenox Hotel. Highly recommended!

I enjoyed my stay they really take care of this building. it doesn't smell like vacuum stored dust, the staff is nice. the location is good. it has a lot of character. my from was probably one of the better times I've stayed in on a pre negotiated conference. I had some chocolates and a bottle of wine waiting for me too.