Yellow Door Taqueria

No-nonsense, cash-only watering hole for boozing & socializing in the Theater District.

Upmarket 1927 hotel with elegant rooms, steakhouse dining & a trendy bar, plus a golf simulator. This upmarket hotel dating from the 1920s is a 3-minute walk from the Boston Public Garden as well as the nearest MBTA station, and a 6-minute walk from the Boston Common. Polished, modern rooms offer smart TVs. Upgraded rooms add desks, coffeemakers and minifridges. Elegant suites have living rooms and city views; one has a terrace. Room service is available. Amenities include an airy lobby restaurant serving local cuisine and a buffet breakfast for a fee, plus a steakhouse with a trendy bar. There’s a fitness center and a golf simulator, along with event space and a business center. Dogs are welcome (fee).

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