The Bulfinch Hotel
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A group of Boston real estate developers challenged Campion A. Platt (the designer responsible for New York’s MercBar and the Park Avalon) to re-create this historic 1900 building in an up-and-coming neighborhood a few blocks from Beacon Hill. The resulting 80 small rooms (average: 250 square feet) have brown leather headboards, white-on-white striped damask sheets, sleek marble bathrooms, and user-friendly touches like cordless phones and free high-speed Internet—all at an affordable price. The triangular shape of the building (similar to New York’s Flatiron Building) results in unique Nose Rooms, one on each floor, which have taller ceilings, larger windows, and an additional 100 square feet.
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From Travel + Leisure, Dec 2004
“The Bulfinch Hotel brought in Campion A. Platt (who designed New York's MercBar and the Park Avalon) to re-create its historic building a few blocks from Beacon Hill. The 80 rooms have leather headboards, white-on-white damask striped sheets, and sleek marble bathrooms—all at an affordable price....” MORE>>
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