The Langham Boston

The Langham, Boston is a luxurious five-star hotel located in the heart of downtown Boston. Situated along Franklin Street, this elegant property offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern sophistication, creating an exceptional experience for discerning travellers. The hotel enjoys a prime location with easy access to a variety of nearby attractions. Just steps away, there is the vibrant Quincy Market, offering a diverse array of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. The scenic Boston Common and Public Garden are also within reach, providing a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling city or perhaps join The Freedom Trail to be immersed in the city’s history. The Langham, Boston boasts 312 exquisitely designed rooms and suites, each thoughtfully appointed to offer the ultimate in comfort and style. The accommodation seamlessly blends classic and contemporary aesthetics, featuring luxurious amenities and plush furnishings. From elegant guest rooms to Club accommodation to spacious suites, every space provides a haven of tranquillity with a calming and serene New England colour palette. The largest accommodation at 147 square metres is the Chairman Suite complete with walk-in closet, fireplace and piano. There is a spacious foyer leading to the roomy sitting room, lit by large picture windows, and a semi-private dining room for up to eight people. The suites, along with the Executive club rooms and suites, have access to The Langham Club. 

The Langham, Boston offers an array of exceptional facilities to enhance any visit. Rejuvenate mind and body at the state-of-the-art fitness centre, equipped with cutting-edge equipment and personalised training programmes. Take a dip in the twelve-metre indoor heated lap pool, use the whirlpool or head to the sauna to soothe tired muscles. For wining and dining, there is the authentic Italian restaurant, Granna, set in the former Federal Reserve Bank’s grand hall, open for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. For a British inspired cocktail or two, head to The Fed for a glass or two, accompanied by a pub fare menu.