First time with family in Boston, and the Lenox and its staff could not receive a stronger recommendation. Perfectly situated one block from 30-40 great places to eat on Newberry Street. Staff actually go out of their way to be polite and helpful, not just at checkin, but throughout the stay. It was amazing. Nice work out facilities, great beds, Irish Bar on site. I can not imagine ever staying anywhere else in Boston. Everything was perfect!!

My husband and I came to Boston for the first time and stayed at the beautiful Lenox Hotel in the Back Bay area of Boston. Our room was beautifully decorated, a very comfortable king-size bed, a good-sized bathroom and a separate closet for our coats, etc. The service was outstanding! Everyone who worked at the hotel was friendly and knowledgeable. The concierges gave us all the information, plus maps and suggestions for the places we needed to go. We walked to Fenway Park for a game (Red Sox won!), we walked to almost every site we wanted to see. The beautiful Boston Gardens were within walking distance of the Lenox and the hotel is across the street from the stately Boston Public Library and lots of shopping, restaurants and pubs. When we come again to Boston, (and we will) we will definitely stay at the Lenox . It was like our home away from home. The candies left on our turned-down bed every night were sweet!
The hotel price was more reasonable than a lot of the larger hotels around. The Lenox is only 11 stories high, and it felt a lot cozier than the other hotels. We recommended it highly!

What a fabulous hotel the Lenox is. After a very long flight from Cape Town in South Africa via London, we were delighted to find such a stylish well kept hotel. It truly lived up to all the rave reviews on Trip advisor and the room looked just like the photo on the web, which was a huge relief! It is probably the best positioned hotel for touring central Boston. I booked on line and got a special rate which was great. It is expensive, especially in South African terms, but well worth it. We loved the turn down service and the Lindt chocolate that was put on our pillow every night. Even better.....there is a Lindt store right underneath the hotel so every night when you trudge wearily back to your hotel, you could pop in for a sweet “pep me up". Another very useful thing is that there is a Dunkin Doughnut right across the road from the hotel so my husband popped over every morning for our coffee which was a fraction of the hotel prices. The hotel is so wonderfully positioned that we never had to use taxis. The "5th Avenue" of Boston, Newbury Street is only 2 blocks away. Truly a 3 min walk. There you can stroll along the wonderfully wide sidewalks and experience Boston life, its people and shops. The Bostonians are so smart and they all seem to have beautifully groomed dogs. A 20 min walk will take you to the public gardens and on the other side of the park is the famous Cheers Pub. A must see with good food as well. Another half hour from the park will find you in Beacon Hill, the oldest part of Boston which is an absolute treat, with the most exquisite homes and little squares. Boston and the Lenox is definitely deserving of a second visit!

Our stay at the Lenox Hotel was great. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. My son was given a stuffed lion upon check in which he loved. The room was beautiful and surprisingly spacious for an older hotel. We ate breakfast at Azure. The meal was very good but the only downside is my son's breakfast didn't arrive until 20 minutes after ours. As a way to make amends the waitress didn't charge us for my son's.
I would definetly recommend the Lenox. It's a wonderful hotel in a great location and you can easily walk to many attractions and it's close to public transportation.