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The Westin Boston Seaport District

Boston, Massachusetts, United States · Westin · Near Luxury

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A glass skyway carries guests straight from this 793-room Westin into the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, the defining gesture of a hotel built to help launch the modern Seaport. Opened in 2006, the broad tower turns toward both harbor and skyline; Arrowstreet gave its roofline lighting enough presence to read from the Financial District and Logan Airport, while the original lobby brought birch trees, fossil stone, and a reflecting pool indoors.

About The Westin Boston Seaport District

History

The Westin Boston Waterfront opened in June 2006 as a 793-room convention hotel beside the new Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. The project became an early anchor of the Seaport's redevelopment and later took the name The Westin Boston Seaport District.

The setting

The hotel occupies 425 Summer Street in the Seaport, connected by an enclosed pedestrian bridge to the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center and set a few blocks from the harbor.

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