Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
About
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport is a two-tower, 1,054-room hotel on Summer Street, built with conventions in mind: it has more than 100,000 square feet of function space and sits near the Thomas M. Menino Convention and Exhibition Center. What sets it apart from a standard convention box is the leisure side, with a heated fifth-floor rooftop pool and hot tub open all year, the full-service Breve Spa, and seven places to eat and drink.
It works best for conference delegates who want to walk to their sessions, families who want a pool in a Boston winter, and groups that need everyone under one roof. The Seaport District location puts South Station and the harbor nearby, the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum about 0.7 mile away, the Institute of Contemporary Art about 0.9 mile, and Logan Airport 2.8 miles off by the hotel's count. Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows facing the city skyline or the harbor.
Two towers
The Patron Tower holds the standard rooms and suites and, on its fifth floor, the pool deck and Lifted. The Artist Tower has compact studio rooms designed for solo travelers, whose guests can borrow workout clothes from the Boston brand NOBULL. Art is part of the design, with a gallery wall in the lobby.
Pool, spa and fitness
The rooftop pool and hot tub are for hotel guests only and can close for private events, so check before planning an afternoon around them. Breve Spa offers massages, body treatments, HydraFacials, and hair and nail services, with a sauna and steam room. The third-floor fitness center has Peloton bikes, rowers and strength equipment behind 200 feet of floor-to-ceiling windows.
What to budget for
A daily destination charge applies, and part of it comes back as a credit at Lifted and small discounts on a few city tours and museums. Parking is by valet or self-park at a nightly rate, and medium-size dogs and cats are accepted for a one-time fee. Figures are in the FAQ.
Restaurants, bars and spa
Reservations for the sit-down restaurants are taken through OpenTable, and in-room dining runs around the clock from Lifted, Kestra and The Sporting Club.
Coquette takes its cue from the Mediterranean coast, with seafood, a raw bar and Capri-style pizzas, and serves dinner plus weekend brunch. Boston Magazine named it Best Hotel Restaurant in its Best of Dining 2022 awards.
Kestra is the hotel's Mediterranean-American restaurant, styled after Boston's orchestral history, and the place for a sit-down breakfast. The Sporting Club is a sports bar with a VIP room serving lunch and dinner; book ahead on weekends.
Lifted Rooftop Restaurant and Bar sits beside the pool on the fifth floor of the Patron Tower, with skyline views, and is open to non-guests from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Crescendo is the lobby bar, with cocktails, wine, beer and small plates.
Cocorico is a French-style boulangerie with coffee, bread and pastries, and Legato is a grab-and-go coffee shop and market open 24 hours.
Breve Spa is a full-service spa and salon open to outside guests by appointment.
Sources: Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport, dining, Breve Spa, rooftop pool, hotel policies. Checked September 27, 2026.
Contact Information
Boston, 02210
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Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
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About Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport
Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport is a two-tower, 1,054-room hotel on Summer Street, built with conventions in mind: it has more than 100,000 square feet of function space and sits near the Thomas M. Menino Convention and Exhibition Center. What sets it apart from a standard convention box is the leisure side, with a heated fifth-floor rooftop pool and hot tub open all year, the full-service Breve Spa, and seven places to eat and drink.
It works best for conference delegates who want to walk to their sessions, families who want a pool in a Boston winter, and groups that need everyone under one roof. The Seaport District location puts South Station and the harbor nearby, the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum about 0.7 mile away, the Institute of Contemporary Art about 0.9 mile, and Logan Airport 2.8 miles off by the hotel's count. Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows facing the city skyline or the harbor.
Two towers
The Patron Tower holds the standard rooms and suites and, on its fifth floor, the pool deck and Lifted. The Artist Tower has compact studio rooms designed for solo travelers, whose guests can borrow workout clothes from the Boston brand NOBULL. Art is part of the design, with a gallery wall in the lobby.
Pool, spa and fitness
The rooftop pool and hot tub are for hotel guests only and can close for private events, so check before planning an afternoon around them. Breve Spa offers massages, body treatments, HydraFacials, and hair and nail services, with a sauna and steam room. The third-floor fitness center has Peloton bikes, rowers and strength equipment behind 200 feet of floor-to-ceiling windows.
What to budget for
A daily destination charge applies, and part of it comes back as a credit at Lifted and small discounts on a few city tours and museums. Parking is by valet or self-park at a nightly rate, and medium-size dogs and cats are accepted for a one-time fee. Figures are in the FAQ.
Restaurants, bars and spa
Reservations for the sit-down restaurants are taken through OpenTable, and in-room dining runs around the clock from Lifted, Kestra and The Sporting Club.
Coquette takes its cue from the Mediterranean coast, with seafood, a raw bar and Capri-style pizzas, and serves dinner plus weekend brunch. Boston Magazine named it Best Hotel Restaurant in its Best of Dining 2022 awards.
Kestra is the hotel's Mediterranean-American restaurant, styled after Boston's orchestral history, and the place for a sit-down breakfast. The Sporting Club is a sports bar with a VIP room serving lunch and dinner; book ahead on weekends.
Lifted Rooftop Restaurant and Bar sits beside the pool on the fifth floor of the Patron Tower, with skyline views, and is open to non-guests from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Crescendo is the lobby bar, with cocktails, wine, beer and small plates.
Cocorico is a French-style boulangerie with coffee, bread and pastries, and Legato is a grab-and-go coffee shop and market open 24 hours.
Breve Spa is a full-service spa and salon open to outside guests by appointment.
Sources: Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport, dining, Breve Spa, rooftop pool, hotel policies. Checked September 27, 2026.