Once the storied Charles Street Jail, The Liberty Hotel welcomes guests to Boston with the spirit of a landmark liberated following an extensive $150 million acquisition, renovation and construction process. Marrying historic architecture with the high standards of refined, modern travel, The Liberty Hotel is New England’s premier luxury destination.

Commanding in scale, the original granite edifice was innovative for its day, comprising a beautiful cruciform-shaped structure complete with a 90-foot central rotunda and cupola built in 1851. Today, through meticulous planning reflective of the property’s colorful past, this strong and beautiful building is home to a variety of transcendent public spaces linked by historic catwalks, including lobby and reception areas, restaurant, bar, grand ballroom, and meeting rooms; as well as a limited number of guestrooms. Among the other dramatic features that have been preserved are vestiges of jail cells within the hotel lobby bar and magnificent, oversize windows. A new, adjoining 16-story tower houses the majority of guestrooms with every modern convenience.

The Liberty Hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood near the world’s best medical complexes. Just a footbridge away from the Charles River and its Esplanade, this luxury hotel in Boston offers easy access to a wealth of outdoor recreation, unique shopping, entertainment and downtown Boston.

Features

• 300 Rooms 
• Room amenities: private bath, telephone, TV, air-conditioning, hair dryer, iron/ironing board
• Children Welcome, free under 17
• 3 restaurants/lounge, Room Service
• Fitness Center, dry-cleaning, laundry service, Business center, hi speed internet access

Rates
Rates are per room per night including room tax. Any meal or other inclusions in the price are mentioned above in the Features section.

Area Highlights

Located in the heard of Boston walking distance to Public Gardens, Quincy Market, Freedom Trail, Copley Place, Prudential Center, Newbury Street, and much more.

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