The Eliot Suite Hotel in Boston Massachusetts

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The Eliot Suite Hotel
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370 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
Chain: World Hotels and Resorts

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About the The Eliot Suite Hotel

The Eliot is a jewel of a small, cozy hotel in Back Bay on tree-lined Commonwealth Avenue. It was voted "One of the World's Best Places to Stay" by Condé Nast Traveler's 2006 Gold List and "Best Boutique Hotel" by Boston Magazine 2006. It offers comfy accommodations and prime convenience near Newbury Street shopping, is only a few blocks from Symphony Hall and the Public Garden and on the #1 bus line traveling directly to Cambridge and Harvard Square.

The in-house restaurant, Clio, has an upscale reputation for specializing in imaginative French-Asian cuisine. The hotel is quiet--no loud corporate throngs--and the kind of place where personalized attention is possible.

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For visitors seeking a highly-rated, quiet, convenient hotel in Back Bay, with Boston charm and all the amenities, the Eliot is an excellent choice.

See Eliot restaurant Clio blog at this abbreviated URL: http://tinyurl.com/2opq9u Read our customer reviews?

The Eliot Suite Hotel Accommodations

The Eliot has 70 suites and 16 deluxe rooms, in-room high speed and wireless Internet, a Business Center available for guest use, non-smoking and smoking rooms, comprehensive handicap access, multi-lingual staff, two line cordless telephones with dataport and voice mail, hair dryer, iron and ironing board. Signature bathrobes, and down comforters are also available. Guests will have complimentary access to Boston Sports Club and there are some large meeting space options through a neighborly arrangement with The Harvard Club next door.

Amenities offered

On the hotel's premises is the highly-rated Clio restaurant, which chef Ken Oringer has made notable for its Asian-inspired French cuisine, seafood and imaginative combinations. Everything from the signature tomato-water martini to entrees such as Muscovy Duck and a crunchy sautéed halibut with citrus-ginger broth are served with finesse in an elegant, intimate dining room. See Clio blog at this re-direct link: http://tinyurl.com/2opq9u

Uni, the hip pocket sushi bar adjoining the restaurant offers delicacies like octopus (with yellow pepper juice, black mint, and Vietnamese coriander) and hamachi (with sea urchin, yuzu, onion seeds, and radishes) flown in daily from Japan.

Directions (view map)

Directions from Logan International Airport:
From the airport follow signs to the Ted Williams Tunnel/I-93.
Follow signs for I-93 and then take I-93 North to Exit 26, "Storrow Drive/Cambridge".
Follow the signs onto Storrow Drive and stay in the middle lanes.
Drive 1.5 miles to the Fourth exit on the left marked "Fenway/Kenmore".
Stay in the right lane of the ramp, (KENMORE SIDE), and go straight to the 3rd light.
Turn left onto Commonwealth Avenue. The Eliot Hotel will be on your right after 1.5 blocks, just before the intersection with Massachusetts Avenue.

From Logan International Airport via Public Transportation (MBTA):
Exit your terminal by following signs for “ground transportation.”
Board the #22 or #33 MASSPORT SHUTTLE BUS.
Exit at the “AIRPORT” subway station. The “AIRPORT” station is on the BLUE LINE of the color coded subway system.
Go to the INBOUND side and ride any train 4 stops to the “GOVERNMENT CENTER” subway station. Go up one level to the GREEN LINE subway.
Walk to the WESTBOUND side and board any “B”, “C” or “D” trolley. Do not board an "E" trolley.
Ride 5 stops to the “Hynes Convention Center/ICA” subway station.
Exit the station through the turnstiles and you will emerge onto Massachusetts Avenue. Walk to your right 1 block to Commonwealth Avenue. The Eliot Hotel is on your left, across the street at the corner of Commonwealth and Massachusetts Avenues.