St. Botolph Club

Always a great time at the club. The staff here is absolutely amazing. Lovely folks and they make a mean Manhattan.

Room is very good,bathroom across the corridor...That's ok ,Chelsea Arts club in London has similar arrangements. Now comes a big "but"...Dress formality has nothing whatsoever with arts,even Reform club in London is more relaxed !!!Great pity.

I was a guest of a current member. The food and service surpass a fine commercial restaurant by a full letter grade. The venue is a beautiful Back Bay townhouse probably built around 1898 and it is gorgeously appointed with architectural millwork and plasterwork. The floor on the main level is a patterned hardwood layout. I cannot do it justice except to say this home was palatial. If you have the resources ( I do not) to entertain a thought of membership, then ask for a tour. I regret failing to tour all areas of the club. Maybe I get another chance.

Nice club with a good chef and interesting members.

Beautiful interior with very interesting collection of artwork. I worked on some leaded glass repair for the St. Botolph's Club. The staff was extremely helpful and understanding. The management paid on time and communication was excellent.

This is the most select club in Boston, limited to 300 members interested in arts and sciences and humanities, founded in the 1800s. It has many lectures and musical and artistic events available for its lucky members and their guests.

Private arts club. Lovely setting and good food and excellent wine. Members only.

If you have the good fortune for an opportunity to go to this private club, do not squander it!