Boston Hotel Buckminster

Description

Built in 1897, the historic Boston Hotel Buckminster was one of the first hotels built in the Boston area . The hotel was designed by renowned architect Stanford White, who also designed the Boston Public Library as well as many of the elegant Back Bay townhouses on Beacon Street . The hotel is located on the triangular intersection of Beacon Street and Brookline Avenue in Boston's Kenmore Square . Today the Boston Hotel Buckminster stands as the "Heart of Kenmore Square", offering 116 guest rooms and suites as Boston's only true Budget Hotel . The Boston Hotel Buckminster's location is second to none in the City of Boston, as it is the closest hotel to both Fenway Park and Boston University . The hotel serves visitors to the Back Bay and Downtown Boston areas year round and provides easy access to the Kenmore Station on Boston's Subway System and is within a short walk to the vast majority of Boston's attractions . Parking is available for a fee .

Amenities

• Wheelchair accessible
• Business center
• Private dining for groups
• High-speed internet
• Economy

Hotel Policies

	Check-in Policy	1500
	Check-out Policy	1100

General Information

Rating

2 AAA

645 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts 2215