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Steps from Newbury Street, Copley Square, and landmarks like Boston Common, all within a short walk to shopping and dining.
























































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Boston, US
61 Exeter Street
4 étoiles
Luxurious Accommodations Make yourself at home in one of the 214 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions and complimentary wireless internet access. Enjoy designer toiletries and relax with 24-hour room service. Convenient Location Centrally located steps away from Newbury Street, and within walking distance of Copley Square and Hynes Convention Center. Perfect for shopping, dining, and exploring Boston's landmarks. Top-Notch Amenities Indulge in the 24-hour fitness center, choose from 3 restaurants, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Additional features include a 24-hour business center and concierge services. Book your stay at The Lenox Hotel Boston for an unforgettable experience in the heart of the city!
Steps from Newbury Street, Copley Square, and landmarks like Boston Common, all within a short walk to shopping and dining.
Guests praise the exceptional service and tranquil rooms, with 24-hour room service and comfortable beds enhancing stays.
Three restaurants and a 24-hour fitness center complement stylish rooms with safes, LCD TVs, and in-room conveniences.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival at the property.
Maximum number of pets per room 2
Service animals are exempt from fees/restrictions
Contactless check-out is available
Parking height restrictions apply
Pets allowed
Professional property host/manager
Pets allowed (no fees)
Only dogs are allowed
Service animals are allowed
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Overall good cleanliness as mentioned in reviews.
Consistently praised for excellent service throughout reviews.
Location highlighted positively with great accessibility.
Generally positive remarks on room quality and comfort.
Amenities positively noted in several reviews.
Mention of high parking fees impacts perceived value.
Complimentary mentions of restaurant and room service quality.
Mostly positive experiences across multiple visits.
The Lenox is in a perfect location in Back Bay Boston. It's a gorgeous, historic building with fabulous staff, inviting atmosphere and really comfortable rooms. One of my regular issues with guest room lighting is definitely NOT a problem here.
The Lenox is in a perfect location in Back Bay Boston. It's a gorgeous, historic building with fabulous staff, inviting atmosphere and really comfortable rooms. One of my regular issues with guest room lighting is definitely NOT a problem here.
While on a visit to Boston we stayed at The Lenox in the Back Bay Area. This boutique hotel is small but very warm and welcoming. The rooms are comfortably decorated and the staff can’t do enough for you. Breakfast in the Willow & Ivy restaurant was very enjoyable. Wonderful place to stay when visiting Boston.
While on a visit to Boston we stayed at The Lenox in the Back Bay Area. This boutique hotel is small but very warm and welcoming. The rooms are comfortably decorated and the staff can’t do enough for you. Breakfast in the Willow & Ivy restaurant was very enjoyable. Wonderful place to stay when visiting Boston.
Best location ! Excellent service , great rooms and best bar and the greatest breakfasts ever ( clean wholesome food )
Best location ! Excellent service , great rooms and best bar and the greatest breakfasts ever ( clean wholesome food )
We love the hotel, both the property and location. Rooms are always great - full of charm, although bathrooms could always be done better, but they're clean and comfortable. Service is always great too - people there are super friendly and helpful.
We love the hotel, both the property and location. Rooms are always great - full of charm, although bathrooms could always be done better, but they're clean and comfortable. Service is always great too - people there are super friendly and helpful.
Charming, historic Boston hotel. Staff are friendly and food in restaurants delicious and creative. Great location, lots of shops and restaurants within walking distance. Close to other Boston landmarks, transportation.
Charming, historic Boston hotel. Staff are friendly and food in restaurants delicious and creative. Great location, lots of shops and restaurants within walking distance. Close to other Boston landmarks, transportation.
This is such a comfortable hotel. My room was clean, quiet, and right near a filtered water filling station, so no lugging around large plastic bottles. The rooms are on the small side, but had everything I needed for a wedding weekend stay. Probably the most comfortable hotel bed I’ve ever slept in. Very conveniently located for getting where we needed to go. Everyone was friendly and personable, and they easily accommodated a late checkout time.
This is such a comfortable hotel. My room was clean, quiet, and right near a filtered water filling station, so no lugging around large plastic bottles. The rooms are on the small side, but had everything I needed for a wedding weekend stay. Probably the most comfortable hotel bed I’ve ever slept in. Very conveniently located for getting where we needed to go. Everyone was friendly and personable, and they easily accommodated a late checkout time.
The Lenox impresses at every turn: the guys at the front door greeting guests and grabbing luggage outside on a frigid cold day; the lobby which is not only warm and inviting but enjoyed by guests, the room which is beautifully clean and quiet. Everywhere you look is exactly what was needed and delivered by friendly, professional staff. And what was a wonderfully delightful discovery: the food and drinks in the hotel's restaurants are excellent and reasonably priced. The pear martini in Willow & Ivy was superb; the choices and friendly service in Mc Sweeny's Pub made it a great place to watch the Celtics on a VERY frigid, blustery January night. The room was quiet, comfortable &beautifully cleaned; it contained everything one wants. We haven't been to the Lenox for several years before this visit. A goal in the new year is to manufacture a reason to return.
The Lenox impresses at every turn: the guys at the front door greeting guests and grabbing luggage outside on a frigid cold day; the lobby which is not only warm and inviting but enjoyed by guests, the room which is beautifully clean and quiet. Everywhere you look is exactly what was needed and delivered by friendly, professional staff. And what was a wonderfully delightful discovery: the food and drinks in the hotel's restaurants are excellent and reasonably priced. The pear martini in Willow & Ivy was superb; the choices and friendly service in Mc Sweeny's Pub made it a great place to watch the Celtics on a VERY frigid, blustery January night. The room was quiet, comfortable &beautifully cleaned; it contained everything one wants. We haven't been to the Lenox for several years before this visit. A goal in the new year is to manufacture a reason to return.
...and have lived here over 700 days! Let me explain: my husband‘s work was literally right across the street. On Boylston. When we first moved to Boston, I was living at the Lenox, like the Eloise books. We had moved here from Atlanta, for a three months stint (which turned into 10 years). We picked a room in the Lenox that faced his office, so when I called him, he could come to the window and we could see each other. It was important for his work that we live right across the street, because he dealt with time zones in other countries. This was 25 years ago, so no zoom calls then! So, he would just walk across the street at 3 o’clock in the morning. It was the most convenient place to live! Fast-forward: We have moved from Boston to North Carolina, but my husband needs to spend at least a week of every month at the Lenox… For decades…. Hence the 700 days of living there. Two weeks a year, I get to come up and be with him, and it is glorious! Sometimes we bring the children. Some fabulous Lenox memories in no particular order 1. When the children were three and five, they were able to come up to Boston with us. My husband told the front desk that the children would be with him this month, and they had free stuffed lions for us. They were thrilled! 2. Fire butlers! When I come up to visit, I try to plan it so that I am there for the holiday season, and fire butlers come up to the room and build a fire. I get to luxuriate in bed while my husband gets ready for work and a fire is built for me! So spoiled! 3. One year the Santa-speedo-race ran past the Lenox. 4. Using the Lenox as homebase, I can just run out of my room and straight to what used to be the Lord and Taylor! I wouldn’t even put on a coat (in December!) because I knew I’d run right back into the hotel and my cozy room. This way it was easier to shop without carrying a big winter coat and gloves and hat around. 5. Arriving late and having truffle mac & cheese delivered from room service. 6. Attending our nanny‘s wedding (she helped raise my daughter when we were living in Jamaica Plain) and taking a photo shoot of my daughter to compare the photos that she took at the Lenox 20 years later! 7. Sitting by the fire in the lobby and reading a book while I waited for my husband to come back to our room from a late night of work. 8. The way the Lenox smells when I enter the lobby. I bought a candle one year, but it did not quite work, but in 2025 I bought the room spray, and it is perfect! I wish I bought the atomizer when I was last there, because I do not see it online. 9. Our favorite rooms 500 508 512 523 10. Products: I’ve seen them move from Aveda to Kiehls and then from Kiehls to Beekman. And so forth... They are all high-end and wonderful. When Covid hit, they shut down the Boston office, so we do not get to Boston with as much frequency, but every time we do come up we try to stay at the Lenox, and it just feels…like…home. At a minimum, I will walk into the lobby, inhale the scent that holds 25 years and 700 days of memories, and get a drink in the lobby bar or breakfast in the lobby restaurant. Lots of photos taken over the years attached. I love you Lenox! Please put your room atomizer on line so I can purchase one!
...and have lived here over 700 days! Let me explain: my husband‘s work was literally right across the street. On Boylston. When we first moved to Boston, I was living at the Lenox, like the Eloise books. We had moved here from Atlanta, for a three months stint (which turned into 10 years). We picked a room in the Lenox that faced his office, so when I called him, he could come to the window and we could see each other. It was important for his work that we live right across the street, because he dealt with time zones in other countries. This was 25 years ago, so no zoom calls then! So, he would just walk across the street at 3 o’clock in the morning. It was the most convenient place to live! Fast-forward: We have moved from Boston to North Carolina, but my husband needs to spend at least a week of every month at the Lenox… For decades…. Hence the 700 days of living there. Two weeks a year, I get to come up and be with him, and it is glorious! Sometimes we bring the children. Some fabulous Lenox memories in no particular order 1. When the children were three and five, they were able to come up to Boston with us. My husband told the front desk that the children would be with him this month, and they had free stuffed lions for us. They were thrilled! 2. Fire butlers! When I come up to visit, I try to plan it so that I am there for the holiday season, and fire butlers come up to the room and build a fire. I get to luxuriate in bed while my husband gets ready for work and a fire is built for me! So spoiled! 3. One year the Santa-speedo-race ran past the Lenox. 4. Using the Lenox as homebase, I can just run out of my room and straight to what used to be the Lord and Taylor! I wouldn’t even put on a coat (in December!) because I knew I’d run right back into the hotel and my cozy room. This way it was easier to shop without carrying a big winter coat and gloves and hat around. 5. Arriving late and having truffle mac & cheese delivered from room service. 6. Attending our nanny‘s wedding (she helped raise my daughter when we were living in Jamaica Plain) and taking a photo shoot of my daughter to compare the photos that she took at the Lenox 20 years later! 7. Sitting by the fire in the lobby and reading a book while I waited for my husband to come back to our room from a late night of work. 8. The way the Lenox smells when I enter the lobby. I bought a candle one year, but it did not quite work, but in 2025 I bought the room spray, and it is perfect! I wish I bought the atomizer when I was last there, because I do not see it online. 9. Our favorite rooms 500 508 512 523 10. Products: I’ve seen them move from Aveda to Kiehls and then from Kiehls to Beekman. And so forth... They are all high-end and wonderful. When Covid hit, they shut down the Boston office, so we do not get to Boston with as much frequency, but every time we do come up we try to stay at the Lenox, and it just feels…like…home. At a minimum, I will walk into the lobby, inhale the scent that holds 25 years and 700 days of memories, and get a drink in the lobby bar or breakfast in the lobby restaurant. Lots of photos taken over the years attached. I love you Lenox! Please put your room atomizer on line so I can purchase one!