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Sheraton Boston

Boston, Massachusetts, United States · Sheraton · Near Luxury

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Sheraton chose Boston's new Prudential Center for its 100th hotel in 1965, planting a 29-story Charles Luckman tower in a mixed-use project that helped redraw the city's skyline. The Back Bay house later grew into New England's largest hotel, and its heated pool still has the wonderfully theatrical trick of a retractable roof opening to the sky; indoors, walkways lead straight into the Prudential Center and toward Copley Place.

About Sheraton Boston

History

The Sheraton-Boston opened in 1965 as Sheraton's 100th property and one of the anchors of the new Prudential Center. Charles Luckman & Associates designed the original 29-story North Tower. A 428-room South Tower followed in 1975, creating a 1,181-room hotel that was New England's largest at the time.

The setting

The hotel stands at 39 Dalton Street in Back Bay, directly connected to the Prudential Center and linked through the indoor complex toward Copley Place and the Hynes Convention Center.

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