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The Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers, Boston
Enter the The Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers and the palatial Grand Lobby where you experience the grace and warmth that has been its signature since it was originally built in 1927. This large hotel is home to some delicious restaurants including the famous Todd English's Bonfire Restaurant. Relax with a Guiness at M.J. O'Connor's Irish Pub after a day in this walking city seeing the sights. For those wanting to use public transportation, it's all conveniently located just outside the hotel.
Further for less: Save up to £207 per person.
Free Nights: Valid for stays 28 Nov 10-31 Mar 11.
Free Nights: Pay 2 stay 3, for stays 28 Nov 10 - 31 Mar 11.
15% Discount on accommodation: Book by 01 Apr 11 for stays between 20 Jun - 11 Sep 11.
Free Nights: Pay 2 stay 3, book by 01 Oct 11 for stays 22 Nov 11 - 31 Mar 12.
Offers are not combinable with any other promotion and offers and can be withdrawn at any time. Save up to amount is on selected departure dates and is based on a 3 night package stay, based on 2 adults sharing.
Todd English's Bonfire Steakhouse
Whiskey Park - Bar and Night-club
McCormick and Schmick's Seafood Restaurant
M.J. O'Connor's Authentic Irish Pub
Finale - All Desserts restaurant
Swans Cafe Lobby Bar & Restaurant
Fitness Centre
Business Centre
Barber and Beauty Salon
Gift Shop
Valet parking (at a charge)
Dry cleaning
Guest Rooms have a TV with Cable
Telephone
Iron & Ironing board
Hairdryer
Location: Downtown Boston
Transfer: 20 mins from Logan International Airport
Number of Rooms: 963
Board Basis: Room Only
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About Boston
Boston holidays offer a historic city on the rugged East Coast, home to a host of colonial sights, the grand University town Cambridge, and excellent shopping in the city centre. Easy to explore on foot, holidays to Boston are made for uncovering America's colonial past along the Freedom Trail, tucking in to some New England Clam Chowder or Boston baked beans (nothing like the British version!) and kicking back in the Cheers Bar watching a Red Sox game. Bostonians are fiercely proud of their New England city, and after a Boston holiday, you'll understand why.
