Deluxe Room Omni Parker House in historic Boston is modern luxury at its best. The guestrooms blend the authentic décor of the past with contemporary amenities. Soothing hues, richly colored fabrics, custom cherry furnishings, and modern day conveniences inhabit each guestroom and suite.

Premier Suite All rooms offer plush robes, triple sheeting with duvets, extra blankets and pillows, hair dryer, laptop size safe, WiFi, iron and board, complimentary newspaper delivered daily, and coffeemaker. For Boston accommodations that blend the past and present perfectly, stay at the Omni Parker House, Boston.

Fitness Center Do not let travel disrupt any fitness regimen. The hotel offers a fully equipped fitness center, available for use for all guests. However, private workouts area available, too, which can be arranged upon request through housekeeping.

Parker's Bar Dining Area The Omni Parker House, Boston, is renowned throughout the city for its amazing contributions to America’s culinary history. Indeed, the venue is home to renowned dishes like the Boston Cream Pie, the Parker House Roll, and Boston Scrod.

Parker's Bar Dining Area A mahogany and stained-glass haven that once served as a thousand-volume library, now serves cocktails and light fare every evening. Come enjoy this terrific venue’s fantastic selection of beers, wines, and spirits.

Boston Cream Pie Image of the Boston Cream Pie, originally created at the Omni Parker House. The dessert is shown as it’s currently served: on a white plate with berry garnishes and is topped with chocolate. The Boston Cream Pie is the official state dessert of Massachusetts.

The Last Hurrah The Last Hurrah serves up classic spirits, contemporary cocktails, local brews, and light fare. The pub is a perfect place to meet friends and colleagues, eat and drink, and watch America walk by on Boston’s historic Freedom Trail.

Exterior Marquee In the heart of Boston, Omni Parker House, is within walking distance of Faneuil Hall, Beacon Hill, Boston Common, restaurants, pubs, shopping, and all historic sites and museums along the Freedom Trail.

Parker's Restaurant Lounge Area The Waterford crystal chandeliers and the ornate hand-carved woodwork of this Grand Dame restaurant serve as a reminder of the days when Charles Dickens, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and other literary greats dined here as members of the “Saturday Club.”

Interior Lobby Architect Henri Desmond was responsible for creating the current historical appearance of the Omni Parker House. Designed with Beaux-Arts-inspired architecture, Desmond created a stunning 14-story structure that stunned all who stepped inside.

Interior Lobby Lounge Area Pass through the sculpted bronze doors of the Omni Parker House and discover the charm and timeless beauty of the longest continuously operating hotel in the United States, making it a true Boston landmark.

Exterior Street View Open since 1855, the Omni Parker House, has hosted every American president since Ulysses S. Grant. This outstanding historic hotel also once hosted meetings of the Saturday Club, who consisted of Charles Dickens and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

Rooftop Ballroom Wedding Reception The Omni Parker House, Boston, has been hosting countless weddings for generations. Its spectacular venues are replete with the kind of atmosphere that is perfect for creating an incredibly memorable romantic event.

Wheatley Patio Continuing its superb legacy of exceptional service and deluxe accommodations, the hotel offers a wide selection of meeting and function rooms within the convenience of Boston's prime location.

Interior Lobby Marvel at the spectacular lobby, which features intricately carved wooden ceiling detail and columns, as well as ornate gold elevators.

Rooftop Ballroom With Classroom Seating There is more than 23,000 sq. ft. of elegant meeting space, completely renovated with modern amenities and natural light. The shimmering harbor view and soft glow of city lights accentuate the beauty of the recently renovated Rooftop Ballroom.