8. Omni Parker House

This circa-1856 landmark hotel boasts a long, storied history. In operation longer than any other hotel in the country, the Omni Parker has welcomed such prominent guests as Alexander Graham Bell, Charles Dickens, and president John F. Kennedy. The property also had the city's first elevator and hot-and-cold water. In addition, Parker House rolls were created here, as was Boston cream pie. Recent renovations to the tune of $70 million invigorated the 551 rooms, 14 meeting rooms, and famous Parkers Restaurant.   (© 10Best)

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Type: Historic Sites

	"Kathy96850" more than a month ago
The Omni Parker House is my favorite overnight destination in Boston. Its location is between Fanueil Hall Marketplace and the Boston Common, and within walking distance to many sights around downtown. The service is excellent and gracious. Corner rooms are spacious, while other rooms are very comfortable but not as large. The extras make this hotel a great choice.
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