Four Seasons Hotel Boston
About
Four Seasons Hotel Boston opened in June 1985 across Boylston Street from the Public Garden, and the park is still what sets it apart: the breakfast room, the Grand Ballroom and the eighth-floor pool all look over it. The hotel has 239 rooms, 69 of them suites, and holds a Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star rating. Designer Ken Fulk remade the lobby and porte cochere in 2023, drawing on the townhouses of Beacon Hill and Back Bay.
It suits first-time visitors who want the Public Garden, Boston Common, Beacon Hill and Newbury Street on foot, and families, who are well looked after, as the section below explains. Logan Airport is about 5 miles, or 15 minutes by car. Boston has two Boylston Streets, so give your driver the 02116 ZIP code, or Hadassah Way, the small street beside the hotel.
Rooms and suites
Garden-facing suites have oversized bay windows over the Public Garden, and the one-bedroom suites look toward the Common and the gold-domed State House; they can be combined with a connecting room to make a two-bedroom suite. Some rooms face The Sanctuary, a walled garden terrace on the sixth floor. The hotel lists several accessible rooms with roll-in showers.
Pool and fitness
The heated indoor lap pool and whirlpool sit on the eighth floor, with windows over the Public Garden and Beacon Hill. There is a private fitness center with a sauna, and massages are given in your room rather than in a spa. The hotel also lends complimentary cruiser bikes, and the Charles River Esplanade is nearby for runs.
Families
Children can choose their own welcome gift from a Mystery Closet at check-in, and every guest floor has a Vault, a snack pantry open 24 hours to guests with room keys. Sottovento serves complimentary hot chocolate each day, and cribs, night lights and playpens are available. Children 18 and under stay free in their parents' room.
Restaurants and bars
Coterie is the brasserie-style lobby lounge, with park views, New England dishes with a French influence and botanical cocktails. It serves lunch and dinner daily.
Aujourd'hui is the breakfast room, with views over the Public Garden and toward the State House on the Common.
Sottovento Coffee Bar on the lobby level makes espresso and coffee free for hotel guests and sells light grab-and-go breakfast items. Its Coffee Concierge can deliver a morning cup to your room within 20 minutes.
The Sanctuary is an outdoor courtyard reserved for hotel guests, open from dawn to dusk in good weather; orders are placed from a phone booth in the garden. A poolside menu is served on the eighth floor, and in-room dining runs around the clock.
Sources: Four Seasons Hotel Boston, hotel facts, dining, services and amenities, accommodations, getting here, Forbes Travel Guide. Checked September 27, 2026.
Contact Information
Boston, 02116
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Four Seasons Hotel Boston
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About Four Seasons Hotel Boston
Four Seasons Hotel Boston opened in June 1985 across Boylston Street from the Public Garden, and the park is still what sets it apart: the breakfast room, the Grand Ballroom and the eighth-floor pool all look over it. The hotel has 239 rooms, 69 of them suites, and holds a Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star rating. Designer Ken Fulk remade the lobby and porte cochere in 2023, drawing on the townhouses of Beacon Hill and Back Bay.
It suits first-time visitors who want the Public Garden, Boston Common, Beacon Hill and Newbury Street on foot, and families, who are well looked after, as the section below explains. Logan Airport is about 5 miles, or 15 minutes by car. Boston has two Boylston Streets, so give your driver the 02116 ZIP code, or Hadassah Way, the small street beside the hotel.
Rooms and suites
Garden-facing suites have oversized bay windows over the Public Garden, and the one-bedroom suites look toward the Common and the gold-domed State House; they can be combined with a connecting room to make a two-bedroom suite. Some rooms face The Sanctuary, a walled garden terrace on the sixth floor. The hotel lists several accessible rooms with roll-in showers.
Pool and fitness
The heated indoor lap pool and whirlpool sit on the eighth floor, with windows over the Public Garden and Beacon Hill. There is a private fitness center with a sauna, and massages are given in your room rather than in a spa. The hotel also lends complimentary cruiser bikes, and the Charles River Esplanade is nearby for runs.
Families
Children can choose their own welcome gift from a Mystery Closet at check-in, and every guest floor has a Vault, a snack pantry open 24 hours to guests with room keys. Sottovento serves complimentary hot chocolate each day, and cribs, night lights and playpens are available. Children 18 and under stay free in their parents' room.
Restaurants and bars
Coterie is the brasserie-style lobby lounge, with park views, New England dishes with a French influence and botanical cocktails. It serves lunch and dinner daily.
Aujourd'hui is the breakfast room, with views over the Public Garden and toward the State House on the Common.
Sottovento Coffee Bar on the lobby level makes espresso and coffee free for hotel guests and sells light grab-and-go breakfast items. Its Coffee Concierge can deliver a morning cup to your room within 20 minutes.
The Sanctuary is an outdoor courtyard reserved for hotel guests, open from dawn to dusk in good weather; orders are placed from a phone booth in the garden. A poolside menu is served on the eighth floor, and in-room dining runs around the clock.
Sources: Four Seasons Hotel Boston, hotel facts, dining, services and amenities, accommodations, getting here, Forbes Travel Guide. Checked September 27, 2026.