The Langham, Boston
About
The Langham, Boston occupies the former Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, built in 1922 and converted into a hotel in 1981. The building is protected by the Boston Landmarks Commission, and the hotel says it looks almost exactly as it did in its banking days. That history is the reason to stay: the Italian restaurant sits in the bank's old grand hall, the cocktail bar is named for it, and the hotel's art collection of 268 pieces includes 126 tied to Boston's own culture.
It suits business travelers working in the Financial District, and weekend visitors who want to walk to Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the North End, both of which the hotel describes as steps away. Club rooms look over Norman B. Leventhal Park at Post Office Square. Logan Airport is 3 miles away, TD Garden is 0.9 miles and the convention center is 1.1 miles.
Rooms and The Langham Club
Rooms have marble bathrooms and residential-style furnishings, and the family rooms add a queen sofa bed, sleeping up to four in the king version and six in the double. A two-story family suite puts the living room downstairs and the bedroom above. Club rooms and suites include The Langham Club, a lounge open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. that serves a full breakfast, afternoon snacks, and evening cocktails with a light dinner; the bi-level executive suites have large brass-embossed windows onto Franklin Street.
Pool and fitness
The third floor holds a 40-foot heated indoor pool in a sunlit pavilion, with a whirlpool, saunas and pool toys. Above it, a two-level fitness center on the fourth floor has Technogym cardio machines, Peloton bikes and Echelon fitness mirrors with on-demand classes. There is no spa.
A bank's history on the walls
Artists Lane displays photographs of the bank's construction and early years, and much of the art throughout the building pays homage to its banking past. The hotel is also EarthCheck Platinum certified and sources most of its ingredients from New England producers.
Restaurants and bars
Grana fills the former bank's grand hall, with soaring ceilings, velvet furniture and Italian dishes served family-style. It serves breakfast and lunch, plus a sit-down brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.
The Fed is the hotel's cocktail bar, dressed in dark wood and hand-tufted rugs, with shelves of Boston banking and cocktail history and more than 90 pieces of local art. It serves seasonal shared plates alongside the cocktails, moves outdoors to the Rose Garden Terrace in the warmer months, and has live music on Fridays.
Sources: The Langham, Boston, hotel policies, location, dining, pool, The Langham Club. Checked September 27, 2026.
Contact Information
Boston, 02110
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The Langham, Boston
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About The Langham, Boston
The Langham, Boston occupies the former Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, built in 1922 and converted into a hotel in 1981. The building is protected by the Boston Landmarks Commission, and the hotel says it looks almost exactly as it did in its banking days. That history is the reason to stay: the Italian restaurant sits in the bank's old grand hall, the cocktail bar is named for it, and the hotel's art collection of 268 pieces includes 126 tied to Boston's own culture.
It suits business travelers working in the Financial District, and weekend visitors who want to walk to Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the North End, both of which the hotel describes as steps away. Club rooms look over Norman B. Leventhal Park at Post Office Square. Logan Airport is 3 miles away, TD Garden is 0.9 miles and the convention center is 1.1 miles.
Rooms and The Langham Club
Rooms have marble bathrooms and residential-style furnishings, and the family rooms add a queen sofa bed, sleeping up to four in the king version and six in the double. A two-story family suite puts the living room downstairs and the bedroom above. Club rooms and suites include The Langham Club, a lounge open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. that serves a full breakfast, afternoon snacks, and evening cocktails with a light dinner; the bi-level executive suites have large brass-embossed windows onto Franklin Street.
Pool and fitness
The third floor holds a 40-foot heated indoor pool in a sunlit pavilion, with a whirlpool, saunas and pool toys. Above it, a two-level fitness center on the fourth floor has Technogym cardio machines, Peloton bikes and Echelon fitness mirrors with on-demand classes. There is no spa.
A bank's history on the walls
Artists Lane displays photographs of the bank's construction and early years, and much of the art throughout the building pays homage to its banking past. The hotel is also EarthCheck Platinum certified and sources most of its ingredients from New England producers.
Restaurants and bars
Grana fills the former bank's grand hall, with soaring ceilings, velvet furniture and Italian dishes served family-style. It serves breakfast and lunch, plus a sit-down brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.
The Fed is the hotel's cocktail bar, dressed in dark wood and hand-tufted rugs, with shelves of Boston banking and cocktail history and more than 90 pieces of local art. It serves seasonal shared plates alongside the cocktails, moves outdoors to the Rose Garden Terrace in the warmer months, and has live music on Fridays.
Sources: The Langham, Boston, hotel policies, location, dining, pool, The Langham Club. Checked September 27, 2026.