Located in Boston’s fashionable Back Bay / Copley Square neighborhood, The Colonnade Boston Hotel recently completed a comprehensive $20 million reinvention that included renovation of all guestrooms, public areas and corridors and installation of state-of-the-art technology and other amenities throughout the hotel. With thoughtful, relevant amenities the redesigned hotel appeals to the discerning business and leisure traveler.  All guest rooms have been re-engineered to provide a sophisticated, residential feel with state-of-the-art features. The new innovative rooms reflect an ongoing commitment to provide guests with a memorable experience worth repeating.

Home to the city’s only Roof Top Pool, to the award-winning Brasserie JO, and to a host of recently remodeled function rooms and the hotel’s grand ballroom, The Colonnade  Boston Hotel provides the setting for many of the city’s memorable business and social events. The Colonnade is next door to the Prudential Center and Copley Place malls and within walking distance of many of Boston’s finest shops, museums, galleries, and landmarks including the Hynes Convention Center, Newbury Street, Fenway Park, Northeastern University, Symphony Hall and the Museum of Fine Arts and is just minutes from Logan International Airport. The Colonnade is proud to be a member of Summit Hotels and Resorts of the Preferred Hotel Group and Concorde Hotels & Resorts, a collection of some of the finest group of independent luxury hotels in the world. 

SPECIAL REPORT: HOTELS: "The hotel completed a $20 million renovation in April and now strikes a note of cozy modernism." FORBES LIFE, Summer 2008

Whoa. Did the stylists at Saks Fifth Avenue, across the street at the Pru, sneak in and give the Colonnade an extreme make-over? The hotel has gone from so-over 80's brass-and-mahogany to a clean, modern look with tones of espresso, khaki, chocolate, and chrome. All this would be mere window dressing if it weren't for new, guest friendly touches like flat-panel TVs, DVD players, and alarm clock/MP3 players, plus extendable reading lights and fab high-tech coffee makers..." FODORS BOSTON 2008

"Out went fuddy-duddy floral decor and in came sleek, modern elegance; the genteel Colonnade Hotel's renovations are boutique hip, but with a smart, individual edge to the design. Rooms are a blend of geometric patterns, blonde woods, chrome and soothing chocolate browns with purple accents. A shimmering rooftop pool, 11 stories above the city streets, is another enticement to check in. The art deco-inspired bar offers great cocktails and happy hour deals, and the excellent ground floor restaurant, Brasserie Jo..., was well ahead of Boston's current taste for authentic French brasseries. If its coq au vin and steak frites don't appeal, the South End's myriad eateries and bars are close at hand." TIME OUT Guide Boston 2008