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Hilton Boston Back Bay the Facts HILTON BOSTON BACK BAY THE FACTS In the heart of Boston's most picturesque area, AT A GLANCE Hilton Boston Back Bay offers easy access • Walking distance to Hynes Convention Center, Prudential Center, to Boston’s major business, entertainment Newbury Street and Fenway Park • Business Center with high speed wireless internet access, and cultural venues in a setting with modern open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week accommodations and amenities for both comfort • Over 15,000ft2 of flexible meeting space • Fitness Center with indoor pool, whirlpool and sundeck and ease. We are located by trendy Newbury • 390 guest rooms – 100% non-smoking throughout hotel Street, Charles River and Fenway Park amongst • With a hotel for every style, budget or occasion, Hilton HHonors™ lets you transform points into travel experiences you can’t help but many other historic Boston landmarks. share — at more than 3,800 hotels worldwide OUT & ABOUT Hilton Boston Back Bay is just steps away from all the excitement Boston has to offer by foot, commuter rail, train or car such as: • The fashionable shops of Newbury Street, TD Garden (home of the Boston Bruins and Celtics) and Fenway Park (home of the Red Sox) • Cultural venues: Symphony Hall, the Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of Science, Children’s Museum and New England Aquarium • Historic landmarks: Faneuil Hall Market Place, Freedom Trail, North End, Paul Revere House, Old North Church, Old State House and the U.S.S. OUR ROOMS Constitution • Harvard Square, Harvard University, MIT, Boston GUEST ROOM AMENITIES University, Boston College and colleges in the Each of our 390 guest rooms, with spectacular Fens area views of the Boston skyline and Back Bay, are havens of comfort and ease. All are furnished in neutral tones with dark wood accents and include OUR FACILITIES the following amenities: Our facilities and accommodating staff cater to • The Hilton Serenity Bed™ with the Serta Perfect our Guests’ needs. Get a workout in our revamped Sleeper Suite Dreams mattress, down duvet Fitness Center and then take a dip in our indoor and pillows pool/whirlpool next door. Our Business Center, • High speed wireless internet access conveniently located in our Starbucks Café in the Lobby Bar, will help you stay in touch via your • Cuisinart® coffeemaker with complimentary computer or ours. We also have a Gift Shop—open Lavazza® coffee and tea 24 hours a day, 7 days a week—Concierge and self • Two dual line speakerphones with voicemail or valet parking. and data port • LCD TV with OnDemand® movies and video games • Large work desk with desk level outlets and ergonomic chair • Easy-to-set alarm clock radio with jack for portable music player EAT & DRINK • USA TODAY® available each weekday morning FORTY DALTON • Peter Thomas Roth® bathroom amenities Forty Dalton offers innovative, delectable breakfast, and hairdryer lunch and dinner fare made with fresh local • Individual climate control ingredients. Catch the game in our lounge with a favorite beverage, including wines from around the • Electronic door locks world, while sampling some lighter fare. • Iron and ironing board t. MAIN ST. STarBUCKS CafÉ IN THE LOBBY Bar • In-room safes N MASSACHUSETTS 3 CAMBRIDGE ST. Conveniently located adjacent to our 24-hour INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Business Center on the Lobby Level, our Starbucks 2A Café in the Lobby Bar proudly brews your favorite ST. CHARLES m LOCATION 28 e MEMORIAL DR. RIVER BOSTON Starbucks drinks and serves pastries, parfaits, fruit, CHARLES COMMON PUBLIC o sandwiches and salads made fresh daily as well as a t Located in the city’s historic Back Bay GARDEN g gelato in seasonal flavors. Grab something on the go neighborhood, our hotel is close to many sites and BEACON ST. 2 or relax in our comfortable seating area that overlooks venues that say “Boston.” Across the street is the COMMONWEALTHNEWBURY AVE. ST. the bustling streets of Boston’s historic Back Bay. Hynes Convention Center and four miles away is 20 BOYLSTON ST. STUART ST. 90 DARTMOUTH ST. AY Logan International Airport. Guests are walking FENW IN-ROOM DINING distance to Fenway Park, the Museum of Fine PARK BACK Dine in and eat well. Our In-Room Dining menu, Arts, Symphony Hall, fashionable Newbury Street, BOYLSTON ST. BAY FENS located in your guest room, offers a wide selection Copley Place, the Shops at Prudential Center and SIMMONS COLUMBUS AVE. COLLEGE TREMONT ST. HARRISON AVE. of delectable choices. and Boston Common. FENWAY MASSACHUSETTS HUNTINGTONNORTHEASTERN AVE. PHARMACY AND UNIVERSITY ALBANY ST. HEALTH SCIENCES WASHINGTONBOSTON ST. UNIV. MEDICAL SCHOOL FIRST FLOOR MEETINGS MaKE HILTON BOSTON BaCK BaY YOUR MEETING OR EVENT DESTINATION Hilton Boston Back Bay fits the bill with ample versatile conference and meeting space, including elevation two ballrooms and 12 breakout rooms. Our Event Services Team can attend to every detail for events FENWAY BALLROOM ranging from intimate gatherings to conferences and weddings. • Over 15,000ft2 of flexible meeting and banquet space for up to 500 prEFUNCTION • High speed wireless internet access in all public AREA and meeting areas • Professional Audio/Visual Team using state-of-the-art equipment • Event Services and Banquet Team to oversee every detail With the Hilton HHonors Event Planner program, event planners can earn Points & Miles® for qualifying events. Ask your sales person for details. SECOND FLOOR KEY SALON B Amenities Meeting/Conference Rooms belvidere BALLROOM prEFUNCTION SALON A AREA WESTMINSTER pre-Assembly maverick A THIrd FLOOR COAT CHECK maverick B ADAMS A WASHINGTON BOArd MARINER COPLEY ROOM ADAMS B MADISON LINCOLN JEffERSON CAPACITY CHART FOR CONFERENCE & EVENT ROOMS CaPACITIES & DIMENSIONS q Ft q Ft S heater heater xWxH lassroom lassroom L T otal onference onference U-Shape H-Square C Reception Reception T Banquet 10 Banquet 10 C FIRST FLOOR Fenway Ballroom 2,580 60’ X 43’ 110 250 180 250 — 36 45 Main Level 2,224 53' X 41' 80 200 150 — 30 30 50 Elevation 576 32' X 18' 30 50 30 — — — — Prefunction 257 7' X 30' 10" — — — — — — — SECOND FLOOR Belvidere Ballroom 2,800 70' X 40' 180 300 230 400 70 80 89 Salon A 1,720 43' X 40' 84 180 110 150 36 36 45 Salon B 1,080 40' X 27' 60 100 80 100 30 30 36 Belvidere and Westminster 3,800 — 240 400 310 500 — — — Prefunction — — — — 40 70 — — — Westminster 1,080 36' X 28' 48 100 90 125 30 30 36 Pre-Assembly 1,080 34' X 32' — — 0 120 — — — Maverick A and B 1,872 78' X 24' 72 180 140 150 40 40 48 Maverick A 912 38' X 24' 36 80 60 70 20 30 24 Maverick B 960 40' x 24' 36 80 60 70 20 30 36 Copley 500 28' x 18' 18 40 40 30 24 21 24 Mariner 500 28' x 18' 18 40 40 30 24 21 24 Board Room 400 — — — 12 — 12 — — THIRD FLOOR Adams A and B 1,872 78' x 24' 72 180 140 150 40 44 48 Adams A 912 38' x 24' 36 80 60 70 20 30 36 Adams B 960 40' x 24' 36 80 60 70 20 30 36 Jefferson 453 24' x 18' 18 40 40 30 24 21 24 Lincoln 490 26' x 18' 18 40 40 30 24 21 24 Madison 377 26' x 14' — — 12 — 12 — — Washington 1,128 47'x 24' 48 80 60 120 36 30 40 HILTON BOSton BACK BAY 40 Dalton Street | Boston, MA 02115 T: +1 617 236 1100 | F: +1 617 867 6104 E: [email protected] bostonbackbay.hilton.com.
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