The epitome of Back Bay luxury, the Mandarin Oriental offers 148 exquisitely furnished rooms and suites with unparalleled service. The spa, indoor pool, and rooftop fitness center complement the hotel's proximity to Newbury Street shopping.
The Mandarin Oriental Boston stands on Boylston Street in the Back Bay neighborhood, one of Boston's most prestigious residential and commercial corridors in Massachusetts. Opened in 2008 as part of the mixed-use development at 776 Boylston Street, the hotel sits immediately adjacent to the Shops at Prudential Center and is connected by skybridge to Copley Place. Its 148 rooms and suites are among the largest in the city, dressed in the brand's signature style of rich fabrics, warm wood tones, and oversized marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs. Many rooms look out over the Boylston Street streetscape or toward the distant Blue Hills, with corner suites commanding the widest views. Dining is anchored by Asana, a refined contemporary American restaurant with an extensive wine program, and a full cocktail bar that attracts both hotel guests and Back Bay residents. The hotel's full-service spa offers nine treatment rooms with Eastern and Western therapies, and an indoor heated pool that functions as one of Boston's most tranquil aquatic spaces. A rooftop fitness center is equipped with Technogym equipment and provides long views across the Back Bay roofline. Guests enjoy dedicated concierge service, 24-hour room service, and direct pedestrian access to Newbury Street's luxury boutiques as well as the Hynes Convention Center. The Prudential MBTA stop on the Green Line is immediately outside, and Back Bay Amtrak station is a five-minute walk away. The Mandarin Oriental Boston is particularly popular with international visitors, corporate travelers attending Hynes Convention Center events, and leisure guests using the hotel as a luxury base for exploring New England.
Amenities
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- Fitness center
- Fine dining
- Bar
- Concierge
Location
776 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02199
Highlights
- Premier Back Bay location adjacent to Copley Place
- world-class spa
Tips for visiting
- The Prudential MBTA Green Line stop is steps from the front entrance — no need to drive or take a cab to reach central Boston attractions.
- Request an upper-floor room on the Boylston Street side for long views across the Back Bay roofline.
- The spa fills quickly on weekends; book treatments at least 48 hours in advance, especially during fall foliage and marathon seasons.
- Newbury Street luxury shopping begins one block north — doormen can point out the closest boutiques.
- The Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are within easy walking distance or a short Green Line ride.
Accessibility
The Mandarin Oriental Boston provides ADA-compliant guest rooms with roll-in showers, lowered furniture, and accessibility features throughout the lobby, spa, pool, and restaurant. The building is fully served by elevators on all guest floors. Guests requiring specific accessibility accommodations are encouraged to contact the hotel in advance to confirm room configuration and feature availability.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Mandarin Oriental Boston have a spa and pool?
Yes. The hotel features a full-service spa with nine treatment rooms offering Eastern and Western therapies, plus an indoor heated pool. Fitness facilities include a rooftop gym with Technogym equipment.
Is the hotel convenient for public transport?
The Prudential Green Line MBTA stop is immediately outside the hotel. Back Bay Station (Amtrak and commuter rail) is a five-minute walk, providing connections across greater Boston and to cities including Providence and New York.
What dining options are available at the Mandarin Oriental Boston?
Asana restaurant serves refined contemporary American cuisine with an extensive wine program. A cocktail bar is also open to the public. Numerous additional restaurants on Boylston and Newbury streets are within a short walk of the hotel.
How close is the hotel to the convention center?
The Hynes Convention Center is approximately a five-minute walk along Boylston Street. The Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in the Seaport is accessible by Green Line and Silver Line within about 30 minutes.