The Lenox 

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Valet and Self-parked vehicles are garaged underground at the Prudential Center Garage, located just behind The Lenox on Exeter Street.

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Each of our classically decorated and freshly-renovated rooms is carefully appointed with crystal lamps, rich, dark wood furniture, high ceilings adorned with brass chandeliers and exceptionally comfortable beds. Many corner rooms at The Lenox offer Boston?s only hotel rooms with wood burning fireplace. Bathrooms feature imported Italian marble throughout in addition to mahogany in the vanities and a bath generously stocked with Aveda toiletries along with an additional telephone. Many of our junior suites feature ornamental fireplaces and spectacular views of the Charles River and the Back Bay neighborhood.

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Enjoy memorable experiences while dining in Boston when you visit the Lenox Hotel. Start the day with a delicious breakfast in Azure, relax with friends for a leisurely lunch in our authentic Irish pub, Sólás, enjoy contemporary American cuisine with a sophisticated edge in our upscale fine dining concept Azure or stop by the hippest hotel bar in town, City-Bar, for a drink, to share a small plate or to mellow out to the soothing sounds of jazz.

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The Lenox is located at the corner of Boylston and Exeter Streets, home to many well-known landmarks including: Trinity Church, the Prudential Center, Newbury Street (with its cafes, restaurants and world-class shops), Copley Place, the Boston Public Library, and the Hynes Convention Center. We are only minutes from: The New England Aquarium, Museum of Fine Arts, Fenway Park and the Public Garden.

Just a short walk away, you will discover the charming neighborhoods and sights of Boston: Beacon Hill and its cobblestone streets; the South End with its lively shops, restaurants and historic brownstones; colorful Chinatown; Boston?s own ?Little Italy? (The North End); and the Freedom Trail that winds by Faneuil Hall and many of Boston?s most famous historical sites. You may also choose to quickly cross the Charles River to Cambridge - home of Harvard University, bustling Harvard Square with its bookshops and restaurants, M.I.T., and the Museum of Science.