Stay at Omni Parker House in Boston, with Dates into August
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This historic four-star Boston Omni hotel recently underwent a $30 million renovation; past guests include JFK and Charles Dickens
What You Get
- Stay for two in a traditional double room, deluxe king room or deluxe queen room, deluxe two-double room, executive king room, or executive two-double room
- Kids 17 or younger stay free
- Dates into August
Policies and Fees
- Reservations: Dates cannot be changed once booked; valid only for night(s) purchased.
- Cancellation policy: 48-hour cancellation notice required prior to check-in or reservation is non-refundable; reservations made within cancellation window are non-refundable.
- Rates may vary by date and are subject to availability.
No-shows will be charged total Groupon rate; no refunds, rescheduling, or rebooking allowed.
Hotel at a Glance: Omni Parker House
Opened in 1855, the four-star Omni Parker House is the country’s longest continuously operating luxury hotel and was the first in Boston to offer running water and elevator service. It has hosted an impressive list of luminaries over the years: Charles Dickens did his first American reading of A Christmas Carol here, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams dined here after slugging home runs at Fenway Park, and future political figures Malcolm X and Ho Chi Minh worked the kitchens at Parker’s Restaurant.
- Culinary claims to fame: The onsite restaurant—named one of the country’s most iconic by Zagat—is the birthplace of Boston scrod, Parker House rolls, and Boston cream pie.
- On the Freedom Trail: The Omni is within walking distance of the famous trail, where you’ll see Boston Common, Quincy Market, and Faneuil Hall.
- Beauty sleep: Guest rooms feature custom cherry furnishings, ivory wall coverings, and luxurious bedding.
- In-room amenities: flat-screen HDTVs and Mp3 clocks
- Onsite whiskey bar: The Last Hurrah was named one of the “Great Whisky Bars of the World” by Whisky magazine.
- Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, and Longfellow regularly met here for their Saturday Club literary group.
Downtown Boston: Revolution-Era Landmarks and Modern Skyscrapers
Downtown Boston is home to one of the country’s wackiest city layouts. Its colonial-village lanes converge, split, and take hairpin turns, creating a maze of cobblestone that, though frustrating for drivers, makes for a fun walking experience. If you’re visiting for the first time, the best way to navigate the area is to follow the 2.5-mile-long Freedom Trail, which takes you past 16 historical landmarks, including Paul Revere’s home, Old North Church (of “One if by land, two if by sea” fame), and Faneuil Hall.
Since the area is also the city’s financial district, centuries-old fixtures share sidewalk space with modern 40-story office towers. You’ll find suit-clad professionals grabbing lunch on Washington Street, which is lined with street vendors and flower shops. For a fancier dining experience—and some of Boston’s best shopping—head a mile west to Beacon Hill, home to gas lamps, brick sidewalks, and antique shops.
Downtown is also where you’ll find several of the city’s quirkier neighborhoods, such as the Leather District and Chinatown. The former, with its rustic warehouses, is the closest example of what the business center looked like in the 1800s. The latter boasts one of the city’s densest concentrations of restaurants.
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Other Details
Room Details
Traditional Room
- One full bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 2
- Room is 125 sq. ft.
Deluxe King Room or Deluxe Queen Room
- One king bed or one queen bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 2
Deluxe Double Room
- Two full beds
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free
Executive King Room
- One king bed and one sofa bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free
Executive Double Room
- Two full beds and one sofa bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 5
- Adding occupants above standard: $30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 12 p.m.
- Parking: valet available for an additional $46 per night
- Rollaways: available for an additional $30 per night; subject to availability
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets under 25 lb. may be added for an additional $50 per pet per stay.
- Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options.
- Room upgrades: not available
Amenities
- Full-service restaurant
- Two bars
- Gift shop
- 24-hour room service
- Gift for kids
- 24-hour fitness center
Getting There
- Nearest airport: Logan International Airport (BOS; 4 miles)
- Cab fare: about $25 from BOS
- Nearest transit stop: the T Red/Green Line at Park Street station and the Orange/Red Line at Downtown Crossing
This historic four-star Boston Omni hotel recently underwent a $30 million renovation; past guests include JFK and Charles Dickens
What You Get
- Stay for two in a traditional double room, deluxe king room or deluxe queen room, deluxe two-double room, executive king room, or executive two-double room
- Kids 17 or younger stay free
- Dates into August
Policies and Fees
- Reservations: Dates cannot be changed once booked; valid only for night(s) purchased.
- Cancellation policy: 48-hour cancellation notice required prior to check-in or reservation is non-refundable; reservations made within cancellation window are non-refundable.
- Rates may vary by date and are subject to availability.
No-shows will be charged total Groupon rate; no refunds, rescheduling, or rebooking allowed.
Hotel at a Glance: Omni Parker House
Opened in 1855, the four-star Omni Parker House is the country’s longest continuously operating luxury hotel and was the first in Boston to offer running water and elevator service. It has hosted an impressive list of luminaries over the years: Charles Dickens did his first American reading of A Christmas Carol here, Babe Ruth and Ted Williams dined here after slugging home runs at Fenway Park, and future political figures Malcolm X and Ho Chi Minh worked the kitchens at Parker’s Restaurant.
- Culinary claims to fame: The onsite restaurant—named one of the country’s most iconic by Zagat—is the birthplace of Boston scrod, Parker House rolls, and Boston cream pie.
- On the Freedom Trail: The Omni is within walking distance of the famous trail, where you’ll see Boston Common, Quincy Market, and Faneuil Hall.
- Beauty sleep: Guest rooms feature custom cherry furnishings, ivory wall coverings, and luxurious bedding.
- In-room amenities: flat-screen HDTVs and Mp3 clocks
- Onsite whiskey bar: The Last Hurrah was named one of the “Great Whisky Bars of the World” by Whisky magazine.
- Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, and Longfellow regularly met here for their Saturday Club literary group.
Downtown Boston: Revolution-Era Landmarks and Modern Skyscrapers
Downtown Boston is home to one of the country’s wackiest city layouts. Its colonial-village lanes converge, split, and take hairpin turns, creating a maze of cobblestone that, though frustrating for drivers, makes for a fun walking experience. If you’re visiting for the first time, the best way to navigate the area is to follow the 2.5-mile-long Freedom Trail, which takes you past 16 historical landmarks, including Paul Revere’s home, Old North Church (of “One if by land, two if by sea” fame), and Faneuil Hall.
Since the area is also the city’s financial district, centuries-old fixtures share sidewalk space with modern 40-story office towers. You’ll find suit-clad professionals grabbing lunch on Washington Street, which is lined with street vendors and flower shops. For a fancier dining experience—and some of Boston’s best shopping—head a mile west to Beacon Hill, home to gas lamps, brick sidewalks, and antique shops.
Downtown is also where you’ll find several of the city’s quirkier neighborhoods, such as the Leather District and Chinatown. The former, with its rustic warehouses, is the closest example of what the business center looked like in the 1800s. The latter boasts one of the city’s densest concentrations of restaurants.
Love to travel? Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for travel tips, inspiration, and photos from around the world.
Other Details
Room Details
Traditional Room
- One full bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 2
- Room is 125 sq. ft.
Deluxe King Room or Deluxe Queen Room
- One king bed or one queen bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 2
Deluxe Double Room
- Two full beds
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free
Executive King Room
- One king bed and one sofa bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free
Executive Double Room
- Two full beds and one sofa bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 5
- Adding occupants above standard: $30 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 12 p.m.
- Parking: valet available for an additional $46 per night
- Rollaways: available for an additional $30 per night; subject to availability
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets under 25 lb. may be added for an additional $50 per pet per stay.
- Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options.
- Room upgrades: not available
Amenities
- Full-service restaurant
- Two bars
- Gift shop
- 24-hour room service
- Gift for kids
- 24-hour fitness center
Getting There
- Nearest airport: Logan International Airport (BOS; 4 miles)
- Cab fare: about $25 from BOS
- Nearest transit stop: the T Red/Green Line at Park Street station and the Orange/Red Line at Downtown Crossing
Need To Know Info
- Dates cannot be changed once booked; valid only for night(s) purchased
- 48-hour cancellation notice required prior to check-in or reservation is non-refundable; reservations made within cancellation window are non-refundable
- No-shows will be charged total Groupon rate
- Traveler name must match ID at time of check-in
- No refunds will be processed by Groupon after check-in
- Must be 21 or older to check in
- Credit card required at check-in
- Not valid with reward points
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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