Boston Marriott's Boston Custom House Villas

3 Mckinley Sq - Boston, MA, USA 02109

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	Foto vergrößern      Location. The Boston Custom House Villas in Boston, Mass., is located adjacent to subway service at the MBTA T station. The hotel is one block from Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market, and two blocks from the New England Aquarium. The Freedom Trail is three blocks away.
Accommodation Features. Constructed entirely of granite in 1847, this 26-story, time-share property offers 84 guest villas. On the Marriott's Boston Custom House Villa's 26th floor an open-air observation deck wraps around the hotel's tower offering panoramic views of the city and harbor. The 25th floor features city views from inside the 24-hour fitness center, cardiovascular machines, free weights and Universal equipment. The hotel offers video rentals and a game room with billiards. The Counting Room, a two-story bar, serves breakfasts and evening cocktails. Access to the indoor pool at Marriott Long Wharf, two blocks from the hotel, is complimentary. Guestrooms. The Marriott's Boston Custom House Villas include 84 guest villas featuring separate kitchen areas with wet bars, microwave ovens, mini fridges, toasters, blenders and coffeemakers. Dining areas feature four-chair dining sets placed beneath brass chandeliers. High-speed Internet access is available and satellite television with VCRs is complimentary. Bathrooms feature complimentary Bath and Body Works toiletries. Expert Tip. Faneuil Hall, one block from the hotel, includes three granite buildings featuring food halls, indoor and outdoor markets. Quincy Market, part of the Faneuil Hall Marketplace features local food stalls, local craft stalls, comedy clubs, bars and restaurants. The spaces at both the east and west ends of Quincy Marketplace frequently feature face painters, fire eaters and guerilla street theater.