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The Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston

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Overlooking the Charles River, in Boston city center, this historic landmark hotel offers luxurious guestrooms featuring flat-screen TVs, award-winning dining and lounge options and easy access to top attractions.

Originally built in 1851, the Liberty Hotel elegantly combines historic style and architecture with today's modern conveniences, including wireless internet access and state-of-the-art fitness facilities. The hotel also offers free seasonal bicycle rentals along with free seasonal yoga classes.

The Liberty features a variety of gourmet on-site dining options, including modern American cuisine at Clink. Guests can also enjoy unique cocktails at Alibi, contemporary Italian dishes at Scampo and an extensive wine list at The Liberty Bar.

Located at the foot of Beacon Hill, the Liberty is set in the heart of the city, only steps from the Museum of Science and Kendall Square. The shops at Faneuil Hall along with the historic harbor area are also only moments away.

Details

Address
215 Charles Street
Boston
02114
Price:
$$$$

What’s on

Gallery Night Tuesdays

Art galleries don't usually come with a side of cheese, but the Liberty Hotel has its own way of doing things. Every Tuesday, Gallery Night transforms the hotel's dramatic lobby into a rotating exhibition featuring work by Boston artists, photographers, and local galleries. The featured artist changes each week, making every visit a little different from the last. Guests are invited to wander through the displays while enjoying complimentary local artisan cheeses, with cocktails and wine available from the bar. Set inside one of Boston's most distinctive historic buildings, the evening feels more like a relaxed art opening than a traditional gallery visit. It's an easy excuse to swap happy hour for something a little more cultured, without giving up the drink afterward.
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