The Back Bay area is circumscribed by the Charles River to the North, the Boston Gardens by the East, by high rise commercial and office buildings and hotels to the South and Massachusetts avenue on the West. The streets in the area are lined with four or five story 19th century town houses once occupied by the gentry of Boston. The area encompasses three major subway stations and the Back Bay Amtrak station.

On Newbury Street these historic town houses are now a potpourri of residential units, outdoor cafes, art galleries, designer boutiques, international retail shops, spas, salons and an array of restaurants and pubs.

Our property consists of three abutting interconnected town houses containing a 32 room hotel, an authentic French brasserie, a designer boutique, and a spa. The hotel contains some original medallion ceilings, fireplaces, staircase, and a modern elevator. The hotel completed a total restoration of its exterior, common areas and guest rooms in the spring of 2009.

Like other independent hotels with limited name recognition, the Newbury Guest House hotel features value by lower pricing and guest referrals to attract customers. This web-site offers the lowest prices available for our property.