Stayed here for 1 night with my husband. We had a corner room on the 11th floor with a view of the city. Yes the room was small but fine for a short stay and you can pay to upgrade to a bigger one. Had dinner in the Parker House Restaurant and was lucky enough to be seated at the... More

She's a grand old dame, a little tired around the edges, but still a fascinating character. Beautiful lobby, great ceiling, quick check in, elevator whisks you away to your hi-rise room. Our room with 2 double beds was kind of tight - too much unneeded furniture - but very comfortable. The window opens for fresh air - wow! Beds very... More

What one thinks of the Omni will largely depend on your mood. Trouble for me is that Boston is too nice a place to put me in the mood for the Omni ! The Omni Parker House is lifted straight from midtown New York ....locked somewhere in between the 1930's and 1950's ...with austere and dark large reception hall. Now... More

My experience at the Omni Parker was mixed. For the cost I expected more. This hotel is elegant and clean. The staff is very friendly and professional. The rooms are small, and the bathroom is very, very small (toilet seat lid essential for toiletries). If you rely on a comfortable mattress in a hotel of this quality, you may be... More

A really nice, old-fashioned, “grand hotel”. Welcoming staff at check-in. Room of a decent overall size but much of it taken up by the two queen beds. Means you do have to navigate yourself round the room somewhat carefully. Reasonable amount of storage with useful extras like a coffee maker, iron and ironing board. There seems to be little sound... More

Stayed here for a week for my first trip to Boston. The hotel is old, but it is historical. It is in the middle of everything. It is in walking distance of several subway stations. So many things are within a mile of this place. We got there before check in. They stored our bags and called us to let... More

My wife and I just spent the last 4 days at the Omni Parker House in Boston. Our second time in three years. We love the central location to all of the exciting sights, restaurants, parks, and the T. This is a quality hotel with a great staff. Well worth the money. This is the oldest continuously-operating hotel in the... More

Our stay in this ole hotel which maintains period features is quite pleasant. The rooms are somewhat small however quite comfortable with the most comfortable beds I have been in. The only down side is that one side of the hotel, which is where we stayed looks into a brick wall with rooms facing you. You have to keep your... More

Location is nice...and that's about it. Hotel is old. Room was gloomy and old and in need of help: couch had cigarette burns and stains on it to where I didn't even want to sit on it. Closet had a funny smell - hung clothes in bathroom to avoid having them pick up the smell. Glad I brought slippers with... More