Top Rated Accommodations in Marlborough

This classic hotel celebrated its centennial with an extensive renovation. Built in 1900 of red and white terra cotta bricks, this hotel boasts a stylish interior that includes fireplaces in many rooms. Featuring brass chandeliers, crystal lamps and rich wood furniture, the hotel is named after the family of the wife of King George III of England, and is owned by the Saunders family of Boston, who also own the Copley Square Hotel. For your dining pleasure, house restaurant City Table and watering hole City Bar are located on the premises. Check website for bookings and more.

Four Seasons Hotel Boston is the city's premier hotel for those looking to be pampered. Overlooking the Public Gardens, this modern, 16-story brick and glass palace is central to everything Boston has to offer. Historic Back Bay and Newbury Street are a short walk from the hotel. The hotel offers beautiful and luxurious rooms and executive suites. Savor delectable seafood specialties and enjoy a cocktail at the Bristol Lounge. With no less than 16 function rooms and professional services, conducting business comes easy. The on-site spa offers excellent treatments for a relaxing time. Check website for availability and more.

Set in a conveniently located spot in Boston, Hotel Commonwealth is a place that spells grandeur, elegance and majesty. This luxury hotel makes sure that all its customers have a comfortable and happy stay. All rooms have been designed with large writing desks, heavy drapes and over-sized chairs and beds. The hotel also has a conference room for business purposes, and a fitness club to help you keep your calories in control as you binge on the goodies at Island Creek Oyster Bar, the hotel's restaurant. Whether you are in Boston for business or leisure, Commonwealth is your best choice.

Liberty Hotel was earlier known as the Charles Street Jail, where the infamous Albert DeSalvo, also known as the Boston Strangler, was imprisoned. Today, it is a national landmark with unique rooms and modern amenities. Care has been taken to see that most of the prison's originality is maintained which includes a tall rotunda and sky-high catwalks where the guards used to keep watch. Some of the windows still have bars on them. To top it all, the dining options have whimsical names like The Clink, which is the in-house restaurant, and Alibi, which is a rustic bar. If you want to be left alone in you room, you can hang the tag "Solitary" on your door, and privacy is what you will get.

With rooms designed by award-winning interior designer Celeste Cooper and named after the patron saint of travelers, The Inn at St. Botolph is an obvious choice for world class luxury accommodations in South End. Each room here comes alive with a character of its own, reflecting the philosophy of Cooper. Four poster beds, airy rooms, luxurious sofas and kitchen counters ensure that guests feel at home here. There is a modern fitness center for the health-conscious and a fully functional business for business clients. Cribs are also available for children.

With an enviable location in Boston's Theater District and an array of business services on offer, Revere Hotel Boston Common is an excellent choice no matter what your reason for visiting the city. Wilbur Theatre and Nick's Comedy Stop are just two of many entertainment venues in the vicinity, and there is no shortage of eateries either, what with Maggiano's Little Italy across the street and Rustic Kitchen Bistro & Bar nearby. Business travelers' needs, too, are taken care of, right from complimentary copies of The Wall Street Journal to the 24-hour Business Center. The hotel is also pet-friendly.