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The Park Plaza isn't just a hotel—it's a historic landmark. The opulent lobby would not look out of place on the Titanic (pre-iceberg, that is), and with 950 rooms across 15 floors, it rivals the ocean liner in size. Rooms range from tasteful if tiny singles to 2-bathroom family doubles, some with scenic park views. Amenities include fitness and business centers, a beauty salon, a pharmacy, valet parking ($36), airport transportation ($12), and several restaurants, the most notable of which is Todd English's Bonfire, and a bar (Whiskey Park). Doubles $169+; suites $229-4749. Prices fall slightly in autumn but rise for Commencement. Reservations taken up to a year in advance. The hotel is in an ideal location - short walks to Boston Common, Newbury Street and Boylston. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

If you do not know what or where Louis Boston is: you have alot to get caught up on my friend. A beautiful and looming brick building on the corner of Berkley and Newbury Streets in the Back Bay, Louis Boston set the pace of fashion in this fine city of ours. From an internal steakhouse to a cutting edge Mario Russo salon, there is not much reason to leave when you get here.

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Voted Best of Boston for hiarcut $200 and under. Trust me, there are def. a aot of Bostonians that believe it is worth every penny. Hours:
Mon:9am-3pm
Tue and Sat:9am-5pm
Wed:9am-8pm
Thu-Fri:8:30am-8pm