The Westin Copley Place, Boston
About
The Westin Copley Place is joined by a walkway to Copley Place, the Back Bay mall with more than 140 shops and places to eat, which makes it an easy base for a shopping trip or a cold-weather stay. The hotel says its standard rooms are the largest in Back Bay, and the upper floors are sold by view: the Charles River on one side, the Hancock Tower and the city on the other.
It suits families, shoppers and groups using its 32 event rooms. Back Bay station, for the Orange Line, Amtrak and the Commuter Rail, and Copley station on the Green Line are the nearest stops, and the Logan Express bus from the airport ends at Back Bay station. Copley Square, the Boston Public Library and the Prudential Center are all close.
Rooms and the Westin Club
River View and City View rooms are on high floors, Corner King rooms add space and windows, and studio and one-bedroom suites can be connected to a second room for families, with a discount on that second room through Westin Family. The Westin Club on the fifth floor serves breakfast daily and light evening snacks; it comes with Club rooms and certain Marriott Bonvoy elite levels, and day passes are sold to other guests.
Wellness, bees and cooking classes
The WestinWORKOUT studio has Peloton bikes and TRX equipment, and on Wednesdays at 6:30 a.m. a guided RunWESTIN run or walk leaves the lobby for the Charles River Esplanade. Aescape sessions offer automated massage in 15- to 60-minute blocks. On the sixth floor, beehives overlooking Copley Square produce honey used in the kitchen and bar, and on Saturdays the hotel's chef teaches cooking classes limited to ten people.
Practical notes
Parking is valet only, with electric-vehicle charging on a first-come basis. Up to two pets per room are welcome, each up to 40 pounds, for a nightly fee. Rates are in the FAQ.
Restaurants and bars
Bar 10 is the hotel's cocktail bar and restaurant, with booths, local beers and a modern American menu, plus a breakfast buffet on weekends only. Local musicians play Wednesday to Friday evenings, and its private room, The Escape Room, seats up to twelve for dinner.
Fogo de Chão is the Brazilian steakhouse on site, with all-you-can-eat meats carved at the table and a salad bar, for dine-in, takeout or delivery.
Ingredients is the grab-and-go cafe for hot breakfasts, pastries, Starbucks coffee, salads, sandwiches, and beer and wine. In-room dining focuses on flexible portions and organic ingredients.
Sources: The Westin Copley Place, Boston, rooms, dining. Checked September 27, 2026.
Contact Information
Boston, 02116
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The Westin Copley Place, Boston
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About The Westin Copley Place, Boston
The Westin Copley Place is joined by a walkway to Copley Place, the Back Bay mall with more than 140 shops and places to eat, which makes it an easy base for a shopping trip or a cold-weather stay. The hotel says its standard rooms are the largest in Back Bay, and the upper floors are sold by view: the Charles River on one side, the Hancock Tower and the city on the other.
It suits families, shoppers and groups using its 32 event rooms. Back Bay station, for the Orange Line, Amtrak and the Commuter Rail, and Copley station on the Green Line are the nearest stops, and the Logan Express bus from the airport ends at Back Bay station. Copley Square, the Boston Public Library and the Prudential Center are all close.
Rooms and the Westin Club
River View and City View rooms are on high floors, Corner King rooms add space and windows, and studio and one-bedroom suites can be connected to a second room for families, with a discount on that second room through Westin Family. The Westin Club on the fifth floor serves breakfast daily and light evening snacks; it comes with Club rooms and certain Marriott Bonvoy elite levels, and day passes are sold to other guests.
Wellness, bees and cooking classes
The WestinWORKOUT studio has Peloton bikes and TRX equipment, and on Wednesdays at 6:30 a.m. a guided RunWESTIN run or walk leaves the lobby for the Charles River Esplanade. Aescape sessions offer automated massage in 15- to 60-minute blocks. On the sixth floor, beehives overlooking Copley Square produce honey used in the kitchen and bar, and on Saturdays the hotel's chef teaches cooking classes limited to ten people.
Practical notes
Parking is valet only, with electric-vehicle charging on a first-come basis. Up to two pets per room are welcome, each up to 40 pounds, for a nightly fee. Rates are in the FAQ.
Restaurants and bars
Bar 10 is the hotel's cocktail bar and restaurant, with booths, local beers and a modern American menu, plus a breakfast buffet on weekends only. Local musicians play Wednesday to Friday evenings, and its private room, The Escape Room, seats up to twelve for dinner.
Fogo de Chão is the Brazilian steakhouse on site, with all-you-can-eat meats carved at the table and a salad bar, for dine-in, takeout or delivery.
Ingredients is the grab-and-go cafe for hot breakfasts, pastries, Starbucks coffee, salads, sandwiches, and beer and wine. In-room dining focuses on flexible portions and organic ingredients.
Sources: The Westin Copley Place, Boston, rooms, dining. Checked September 27, 2026.