This luxury Boston hotel has been a symbol of the city’s rich history and elegance since its gala opening in 1912.
Centrally located in Boston’s historic Back Bay, The Fairmont Copley Plaza sits steps away from the Boston Public Library, historic Beacon Hill, and the Freedom Trail. Our historic landmark is located only a few blocks from the Hynes Convention Center, Copley Place Mall and the boutiques of Newbury Street.
Each of our luxury Boston hotel’s 383 guestrooms and suites is well appointed with lavish décor and thoughtful amenities. Guests at The Fairmont Copley Plaza Boston hotel can also choose to stay at our Fairmont Gold level, which offers an exclusive lifestyle experience, delivering the highest level of service to the most discerning travelers.
In addition, guests can enjoy our legendary Oak Room – a regal, comfortably elegant restaurant featuring traditional steakhouse selections with a distinctive twist.
The Fairmont Copley Plaza offers unique accommodations that are unlike any other in the city. For more details and to plan your stay, view our distinctive vacation packages.
From business and leisure travel to meetings to social events and weddings, our Boston hotel’s event professionals will orchestrate an exceptional experience designed for a lifetime of happy memories. Make your dreams come true – celebrate your wedding at The Fairmont Copley Plaza, Boston.
In addition to elegant accommodations and gracious service, we also offer the unique services of our resident Canine Ambassador, Catie Copley – making our luxury Boston hotel feel just a bit more like home.
If you would like to take your own canine companion a gift from The Fairmont – or treat yourself to something special, The Fairmont Store, located in the main Lobby at the Dartmouth Street entrance, offers a variety of luxurious items to help remind you of your trip.
In preparation for our Centennial Celebration in 2012, we are pleased to announce a more-than $20 million restoration project. The extensive guest room portion of the renovation will start in December of 2011 – and should be complete by spring 2012.
