Omni Parker House

Omni Parker House Boston, with its iconic sculpted bronze doors and captivating ambiance, has stood as a distinguished landmark since 1855. Perfectly situated on the Freedom Trail, this historic hotel offers guests panoramic views of downtown Boston's storied past. Known not just for its elegant architecture, the hotel has been frequented by luminaries, including presidents like John F. Kennedy, Clinton, and Roosevelt, along with renowned celebrities and athletes.

Accommodation at Omni Parker House Boston

The Omni Parker House boasts 551 meticulously designed rooms, blending contemporary luxury with a touch of vintage elegance. Guests can choose from various suites, with the Premier Suites offering formal living rooms and expansive workspaces. For an elevated experience, the Harvey Parker Suite pampers guests with a spacious dining area, butler's pantry, and an opulent living room. Each room, irrespective of its tier, encapsulates the rich heritage and grandeur that Omni Parker is renowned for.

Dining at Omni Parker House Boston

Boasting one of the nation's most renowned restaurants and a celebrated whiskey bar, Omni Parker House stands as downtown Boston’s culinary jewel. Under the expert guidance of Executive Chef Gerry Tice, every meal transforms into a sensory delight. Indulge guilt-free with signature dishes like the Boston cream pie and Parker House rolls. After exploring Boston's vibrant attractions, the hotel’s dining venues offer the ideal spot to rejuvenate during your city escape.

Things to do at Omni Parker House Boston

Immerse yourself in the fascinating tales and sights that surround Omni Parker. Located amidst Boston's historical landmarks, guests can step back in time, exploring significant sites on the Freedom Trail. For those intrigued by tales of the supernatural, the hotel promises its own mysteries. Rumoured to be haunted by its founder, Harvey Parker, guests have recounted numerous eerie incidents, including unexplained stops of the elevator on the third floor. Whether you're seeking historical insights or ghostly encounters, Omni Parker House ensures an experience unlike any other.

Know Before You Go

It is standard practice for resorts/hotels within the USA to charge a mandatory resort fee which is payable locally. This fee can be anywhere between $5 to $50 per room per night and is not included in the cost of your Kenwood Travel holiday. Expect to pay a resort fee of approximately $25 + tax, per room per night (subject to change).