Life at the Gault is life lived in your favorite shelter magazine, the one you read before sleep, so that maybe when you awaken, you might find yourself living your shelter dream. These thirty rooms represent all that you want … Read More
The rooms at Maximilian Hotel are nicely proportioned and designed in a combination of Modernism and contemporary, with an abundance of wood, glass, and chrome. Think elegant clean lines with soundproofed windows, wall-length framed mirrors in both the bedroom and … Read More
Given Boston’s rather staid and stuffy reputation, the words Boston and boutique hotel might not seem the likeliest of allies—and yet the rooms at Nine Zero nearly belie such stereotypical notions. Blissfully well-proportioned, the rooms are large enough to contain … Read More
If you don’t like the first one—complain. We did—after the incessant beeping of the garbage trucks and the delivery trucks at the garage directly across the street and below our room. Enough already. We’re here for five nights—and we’re not … Read More
Either you receive a relatively large room (with W’s slightly irritating monikers such as Cozy, Wonderful, Mega, Wow and Extreme Wow) with a view of the neighboring office building and its atrium (Hello, cute clerical staff boy— wanna come over … Read More
While the look has been somewhat cannibalized by the rapid rise of West Elm and its ilk, the St. Paul Hotel was there first. Think rich dark floors and faux fur throws, with gauzy white curtains and pony skin chaises—and … Read More
