Fifteen Beacon
Boston's only true luxury boutique hotel!
Fifteen Beacon is a gracious commingling of extraordinary service, boutique luxury and the traditional ambience for which Boston is known. Perfectly situated near the famous Boston Common on exclusive Beacon Hill, the hotel is refined, yet cutting-edge. The guestrooms alone are enough to make you stay indoors, with amenities such as gas fireplaces, Perfect Sleeper Sweet Dream mattresses, heated towel racks, rainforest showerheads and deep, jetted tubs. Don't miss Mooo...., the hotel's modern steakhouse; the menu features local, New England ingredients and is accompanied by one of the country's finest wine lists.
Hotel Tip
Travel around Boston in style via the hotel's complimentary Lexus sedan service.Virtuoso Preferred Supplier Since 05 Jan 2001
Virtuoso Amenities
For 2018:
- Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability (does not include suites)
- Daily Full breakfast for up to two in-room guests (credit of $30 per person, per day)
- $100 USD Food & Beverage credit to be utilized during stay (not combinable, no cash value if not redeemed in full, excludes alcohol)
- Early check-in/late check-out, subject to availability
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
Reviews and Recommendations for Fifteen Beacon
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Highly recommended
By: Liz
Reviewed on: 29 Apr 2014
I used to live in Boston and we enjoy going back whenever we can and opportunity presents itself. Never stayed at XV Beacon before...can't say I'll ever be able to stand staying anywhere else now. This is not an inexpensive experience, but you get what you pay for and that makes all the difference. The location is perfect, the staff is superb, the rooms are large and tasteful and comfortable and quiet and the food is really good. If you are looking for a top-notch, high-end experience right at the Common, don't miss XV Beacon.
Travel Advisor:
Patricia Wilcock
Recommended
Historic Luxury
By: Shamblin
Reviewed on: 30 Aug 2016
Such a fun stay at Fifteen Beacon. It was nestled in the historic government district but walking distance to water, Fenway and shopping! The concierge was wonderful in helping with plans and transportation and the rooms were luxurious.
Travel Advisor:
Laura Bassett
Not Recommended
Service & Food are mediocre
By: Devon
Reviewed on: 21 Nov 2016
The staff were all very friendly, but the service was consistently inconsistent. The room was reasonably clean, but when cleaned each day many things were over looked, The concierge made a dinner res for us but when we arrived there was no res on file. The restaurant in the hotel was expensive, had a very limited menu for all meals of the day, & the food was mediocre at best. I stayed at the Nine Zero down the street in the past & at that price point, it is an exceedinly better hotel. XV Beacon has the feel of an over priced boarding house; I would not recommend this hotel.
Recommended
Fifteen Beacon
By: Montana
Reviewed on: 25 Apr 2017
Fifteen Beacon was wonderful. We felt like family and the TLC was amazing. Loved the treats in the room, daily weather updates, cozy atmosphere, and the staff. The Moo restaurant next to it had exquisite food and fabulous service.
Travel Advisor:
Geraldine Hasting
Not Recommended
Fifteen beacon
By: Susan
Reviewed on: 27 Aug 2017
Hotel and food was good. Had cold showers everyday and complaining didn't change. Trying to run the water for a half hour did not help much
Recommended
Recommended
Exquisite Stay!
By: 33
Reviewed on: 04 Mar 2018
From arrival to departure A+ across the board!
Travel Advisor:
Georgia Smith
Recommended
Boston
By: Kmm
Reviewed on: 23 Apr 2018
This is a small hotel by Boston standards, which is one of the reasons that we loved it. The rooms were lovely and cozy on a chilly Boston weekend. Great location near the State House and Boston Common. The staff was very friendly and helped with all of our requests. The Lexus car service around Boston was a real bonus.
Travel Advisor:
Kim Schneider
