Experience the pride and spirit of one of America's oldest cities. One of the most centrally located boutique downtown Boston hotels, The Boxer Boston Hotel celebrates and represents the neighborhood it inhabits and with its name, celebrates the independent spirit of challengers who stand strong for their core beliefs. This is the very essence of Boston, a progressive and ever-evolving city with an unshakable sense of itself and its significance in history. Nestled between the historic North End and storied cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill, The Boxer Boston Hotel stands out among hotels in Boston, MA for its distinct location in the city's triangular Flatiron Building. Originally constructed in 1904 and newly renovated with an industrial chic aesthetic, The Boxer tells the story of Boston past and present through design, architecture, and most importantly, personalized and intuitive service.

The Boxer Hotel sits in the heart of downtown Boston, one of the nation's oldest cities. An intellectual hub surrounded by renowned universities as well as a diverse city with a strong immigrant past, Boston has an eclectic blend of history and culture to explore, all within walking distance from the hotel. Follow the Freedom Trail to discover sites such as Paul Revere's House and Faneuil Hall, with a quick stop at Union Oyster House, Boston's oldest restaurant, for some classic New England fare. From there, wander toward Beacon Hill and lose yourself within the narrow brick streets and stately Federal row houses of Boston's most tiny neighborhood.

Experience the flavors of New England at Bulfinch Social, a newly designed modern brasserie located on the lobby level of The Boxer. Blending rustic styles with an urbane touch, the restaurant creates a sophisticated, yet cozy atmosphere. The menu consists of seasonal ingredients and local comfort foods, such as lobster and crab cakes, fried chicken, and pan roasted cod. Guests can enjoy a hearty breakfast or have dinner and cocktails before heading to an event at nearby TD Garden.