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Ames Boston

1 Court Street, Boston, MA, USA

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Meilleur prix au cours des derniers 30 jours: US$ 339.00 (env. € 250)

 

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    • Chambres

      19.0

    • Service

      18.5

    • Espaces Publics

      18.5

    • Total

      19.0

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    “location, design, objects in room were well thought … ”

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    “Bathroom products, spacious room.”

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    “The vibe, the austere sophistication and fantastic … ”

Ames Boston

1 Court Street

Boston, MA, USA

Mode: Design Moderne

Atmosphère: Chaud

114 Chambres

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When it comes to hotels Boston is a bit of a puzzle. For whatever reason, there just aren’t as many stylish and innovative options as there ought to be — compare New York, where you’re absolutely spoiled for choice. Here to add one more to the scant supply of well-designed boutique hotels is the Morgans group, who’ve taken over a historic building in downtown Boston proper and installed the Ames.

The exterior is historic as ever, this landmark building showing every one of its hundred-plus years, its stately brickwork contrasting sharply with the new glass towers of the surrounding district. Once inside, though, it’s a different story, a dark and moody look that’s not just a departure for Boston but for Morgans as well. While their new Mondrian in Miami boasts a design by the outrageous Marcel Wanders, the Ames exhibits a fashionable sobriety in the person of David Rockwell, whose buildings and interiors tend to be more swanky than splashy.

The restaurant, Woodward, is named after the Ames family’s old pub, and should, in typical Morgans style, contribute to a bit of a re-alignment of the local nightlife scene. We’re only surprised something like this didn’t happen in Boston sooner.

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