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Ames Boston – Historic, Yet Modern Luxury Hotel

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By Carmen

Ames is located in located in Boston in the beautiful and unique Ames building. The building is coupled with both historic and modern style. It is conveniently located close to the airport and near historic Faneuil Hall and Beacon Hill. Ames Boston has 114 rooms, with a vibrant restaurant, and bar.

Rooms at Ames provide a contrast of history and modernism. The luxury guest rooms are designed with both comfort and style in mind. From standard rooms to one bedroom all are designed in a unique way that provides comfort and luxury to all guests. Guest rooms at the hotel feature walk-in glass showers with rain showerhead or large soaking tubs, flat screen HDTV, Mini Bar, iPod Docking Station, & Wireless internet. Also special to this hotel is that they offer in-room spa services to guests.

Woodward restaurant serves unique and freshest local food for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers vibrant beverages. The Fitness Center at Ames Boston is located on the 4th floor and is open 24 hours.

Ames Boston is part of the Morgans Hotel Group. Room rates start just over $200.

Ames Boston
www.ameshotel.com
1 Court Street
Boston, MA 02108

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