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A new wave of hotels will add hundreds of hotel rooms to the Boston area in the next year and a half or so. These include luxurious additions such as 40 Trinity Place, where the two-level lobby starts on the 18th floor (it's rendered above) to boutique-y boutiques like the one slated for a site in Porter Square to more utilitarian lodges such as the twins planned for D Street in Southie.
· Our Hotels Week 2014 archive [Curbed Boston]
The 14-story, 156-room boutique was O.K.'d by the city in October.
The 300-room hotel targeted to conventioneers is slated to open this time next year.
The 180-room extended-stay hotel is the AloftHotel's twin.
The developer of the 15-story, 60-room hotel planned for this lot told The Herald the rooms will be "moderately priced."
Details (including the name) remain sketch, but this site could host a 50- to 65-room boutique.
This massive redevelopment includes 196 hotel rooms.
This 243-room boutique hotel is under construction.
This complex is due to include 180 hotel rooms.
The city in December approved this 33-story development, which will include 227 hotel rooms, including a lobby that starts on the 18th floor.
The 14-story, 156-room boutique was O.K.'d by the city in October.
The 300-room hotel targeted to conventioneers is slated to open this time next year.
The 180-room extended-stay hotel is the AloftHotel's twin.
The developer of the 15-story, 60-room hotel planned for this lot told The Herald the rooms will be "moderately priced."
Details (including the name) remain sketch, but this site could host a 50- to 65-room boutique.
This massive redevelopment includes 196 hotel rooms.
This 243-room boutique hotel is under construction.
This complex is due to include 180 hotel rooms.
The city in December approved this 33-story development, which will include 227 hotel rooms, including a lobby that starts on the 18th floor.
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