Rooms and suites

Deluxe rooms come with one queen, one king or two double beds. The Premier Waterview rooms are the ones to book for harbor views, and the one-bedroom, Harbor and Presidential suites add living space, with balconies only in the Presidential Suites. Windows open to the harbor air, showers are walk-in with rainfall heads, and bathtubs are limited to the double-bedded rooms and the Harbor Suite, which matters if you are traveling with small children.

Rooms include Nespresso machines, a 55-inch television and an in-room safe; refrigerators and microwaves come on request, and rollaway beds are $25 each.

Spa, fitness and the HarborWalk

Exhale Spa, open to outside visitors as well as guests, has a co-ed Turkish hammam, separate saunas in the changing rooms, massages, facials and group classes in barre, cardio, HIIT and yoga. The 24-hour fitness center next door opens with a room key.

Outside, the Battery Wharf stretch of the Boston HarborWalk has a small maritime museum and a 24-hour observation deck, and the path continues along the waterfront toward the Aquarium and Long Wharf.

Restaurants and cafe

Battery Wharf Grille serves a modern take on New England cooking with a seafood focus, looking over Boston Harbor from the first floor, with an outdoor terrace. It is open for breakfast and dinner.

Battery Lounge is the bar beside it, pouring handcrafted cocktails in the evening.

Café Amalfi, at 5 Battery Wharf, is the daytime coffee shop, with locally roasted coffee, espresso drinks, cold brew, pastries and light bites to eat in, on the patio or to go.

Sources: Battery Wharf Hotel, history, FAQ, amenities, Exhale Spa, Battery Wharf Grille, Café Amalfi. Checked September 27, 2026.