Rooms and suites

The hotel offers king and double-queen rooms, accessible rooms, connecting rooms and four premium suites. Guests must be 21 or older to book. With only 65 rooms, the hotel rarely feels busy, even on weekends. Ask for a room facing Charles Street for the neighborhood view, or one at the back for quiet.

Peregrine

Peregrine is the hotel restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch or brunch and dinner every day with a coastal Mediterranean menu built on New England seafood and produce. It takes reservations at 617-826-1762 and draws neighborhood regulars as well as hotel guests.

Traveling with pets

The Whitney accepts up to two pets per room, each up to 50 pounds, for $125 per stay. Pet rooms are on the second floor, which makes walks along the river easy.

The neighborhood

Charles Street is Beacon Hill's main street, lined with antique dealers, boutiques such as Crush Boutique and December Thieves, and small cafés. Beacon Hill Chocolates is a few doors down, and the Esplanade along the Charles River, with its running paths and the Hatch Shell, is reached by a footbridge nearby. The gaslit side streets climbing the hill, including Acorn Street, are a short stroll away.

Getting there

Charles/MGH station on the Red Line is a few minutes on foot. From Logan, a taxi or ride-share takes about 15 to 25 minutes outside rush hour.

Before you book

Check-in is at 3 p.m. and checkout at noon. Valet parking is $75 a night for standard cars and $80 for oversized vehicles; street parking on Beacon Hill is mostly residents-only, so plan on the valet if you drive.

Sources: The Whitney Hotel, FAQ, rooms, amenities, pets, Peregrine. Checked October 11, 2026.