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Omni Parker House

60 School St
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 227-8600
omnihotels.com
4 star rating based on 82 reviews
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Hours
24 hours  
Status: Open  
Phone Number

tel: (617) 227-8600

Fax Number

tel: (617) 742-5729

Toll Free Number

tel: (866) 898-7540

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Information from the business

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14 Floors. Total number of guestrooms: 551. The Harvey Parker Suite is only room with Jacuzzi and must be booked directly with hotel. Available on Request - ADA accessible rooms, cribs, smoking/nonsmoking rooms, city view, rollaways -additional fee applicable, refrigerator -additional fee applicable, VCR -additional fee applicable. Restrictions: Rollaways and cribs are only allowed in 1 King... more
Posted by discoverourtown on May 12, 2009

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As you pass through the sculpted bronze doors of the luxurious Omni Parker House Hotel, you will be enveloped by the historic charm and timeless beauty that has made it a Boston wedding landmark since 1855. The enchanting ambiance will allow your guests to feel as though they are part of a bygone era. Our Rooftop Ballroom, the only one in the city, occupies the entire fifteenth floor. It... more
Posted by cityvoter on August 02, 2007

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The Omni Parker House is located in the heart of downtown Boston directly along the Freedom Trail. Within walking distance to all of Boston's major attractions, including the Boston Common and Public Gardens, Downtown Crossing, Faneuil Hall, the North End, the Financial District, and Government Center. It is the ideal location from which to experience Boston. As you pass through the sculpted... more
Posted by discoverourtown on May 12, 2009

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Location. The Boston Omni Parker House Hotel stands in downtown Boston, Mass., one block from City
Hall and Boston Common. The Boston Harbor and the theater district are located two blocks from the
hotel. Fenway Park, Harvard Square and Boston Logan International Airport are located within three
miles of this property.
Hotel Features. The Boston Omni Parker House Hotel, which opened in 1855,... more
Posted by ian.com on October 10, 2008

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The Omni Parker House is one of Boston’s most historic hotels, located centrally to several of the city’s biggest attractions. The Parker House celebrates years of tradition, and serves as a great destination for business and leisure travelers. Guest rooms at the Omni Parker House vary in size greatly, but overall tend to be smaller than average. The Omni has just begun a massive renovation... more
Posted by tripkick on June 19, 2008
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Young guests are guaranteed to be pleased with offerings like gift bags and video-game systems in every room.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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Have some time to kill? Go for a stroll on the Freedom Trail.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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General Tips: Join Omni's Select Guest Program before you arrive (It's Complimentary), and receive Complimentary Internet, Possible Room Upgrades and Complimentary Morning Coffee or Tea.
Posted by tripkick on June 19, 2008

Editorial Reviews from the web

The Omni Parker House's restaurant provides an elegant option for guests and downtown workers.

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In Short Many an executive has come to Parker's to bust out the bourbon while relaxing in sumptuous splendor. Mahogany paneling, brocade chairs and marble table tops conspire to create a warm atmosphere. All three meals are served daily, and many a tourist has ordered classic local items like scrod and Boston Cream Pie, regardless of the hour.
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited October 11, 2006)

Boston institution features elegant 19th-century charm, new amenities and an incredible Boston cream pie.

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The Scene Opened in 1856, Omni Parker House is now billed as the longest continuously operating hotel in America. It's a historic landmark with a long list of celebrity guests. Among its many claims to fame, the Parker was the city's first hotel to have running hot water and an elevator. The Details The hotel reportedly spent $70 million in restorations in 2001, an... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 19, 2006)

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The Bottom Line: America's grand historic hotel founded in 1855 is a perfect blend of historic charm and modern day luxury. Guest Rooms and Rates: From $109.
Posted by abouthotels on July 09, 2007
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Other Reviews from the web

Don't understand the high ratings...

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Ordered a room with two double beds which was confirmed the day before. Received an extremely small room with one full-sized bed. The hotel was full, but they still refused to refund our money to allow our group to find another hotel. So, we had to squeeze a cot into the room. In addition, this visit started with the valets telling me that the ski rack on my Subaru wouldn’t fit in their garage... more
Posted by vsc63002 on October 18, 2009

Restaurant Week Specials just OK.

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"Famous" Parker House Rolls-Very ordinary."Famous "Boston Cream Pie-Tasted like it came from the grocery store.Clam Chowder was not hot,Caesar Salad was good,Fish was tasty and portion was very good.The Roast Sirloin was outstanding and the portion was ample.The Vegetables were cold!!!!!! and the potatoes were barely warm.My tort for desert was the best part of the meal.The waitstaff was very... more
Posted by eatouteveryweek on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 22, 2009)

Horrible Customer Service and Terrible Room

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I admit I am a bit picky but it has never been so bad that I felt I needed to warn other people. I was excited to stay at this fabulous historic hotel. What a nightmare! For $269 a night it was ridiculous.
- twice I called a bellman and after 30 minutes no one ever showed up I moved the bags myself.
- the room was so small I had to walk sideways between the double size bed and dresser and... more
Posted by hudsoncooper on April 21, 2009, (Edited April 17, 2008)
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