The Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston
Hotel · West End
215 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114
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Highlights
Historic jail turned luxury hotel, stylish rooms, river views
Historic jail turned luxury hotel, stylish rooms, river views
"A historic hotel and must-visit holiday attraction, known for its upside-down Christmas tree installation in the lobby." - Hannah Selinger
"Set in a converted 1851 jail, this Beacon Hill hotel turns its penitentiary past into a playful theme: guest rooms display framed cell keys and tally-mark pillows, and six restaurants and bars nod to the building’s history. Dining and drinking lean into the concept—Clink is a seafood spot with tables separated by prison cell doors, and Catwalk is a cocktail bar on the original jail catwalk—creating a memorable, theatrical overnight experience." - Bailey Berg, Laura Dannen Redman
"Offers views of fireworks from the second and third floor catwalks. Reservations recommended for dining at Scampo, featuring chef Lydia Shire’s lobster pizzas."
"An adaptive-reuse hotel in Boston converted from an old jail, showcasing bold transformation of unconventional historic buildings into luxury accommodations with distinct narratives." - Jennifer Flowers
"A striking example of adaptive reuse, this hotel occupies the former Charles Street Jail (built 1851) and pairs historical character with contemporary comforts: a five-story open-plan lobby illuminated by ornate ocular windows and chain-link chandeliers, 298 rooms and suites with a refined aesthetic, and inventive food-and-drink concepts that repurpose the building’s past (Restaurant Clink sits in former cells serving North Atlantic seafood, and the Alibi cocktail bar occupies the old “drunk tank” with authentic bluestone floors and brick walls adorned by large portraits)." - Paul Rubio
