Arcadian Hotel Brookline
Who stays here?
For travelers who are more than tourists, it’s a homebase for discovering hidden local spots, visiting world-renowned institutions, and easily exploring the city. They’ll ask, “How was Boston?” You’ll answer, “It’s a great city to visit. Brookline is the perfect place to stay.”
What to do here?
A stay at the Arcadian places you in an ideal Brookline location, surrounded by crisp, contemporary design. Enjoy modern accommodations and all the amenities needed for a seamless stay - from high-speed WiFi to our onsite bar and restaurant. See how to get here, each convenient detail, and what you can get out and do during an interlude in our neighborhood.
Top 3 reasons to visit
- Walking distance to the Historic Fenway Park, Home of the Red Sox
- We’re situated just past Mile 24, before one of the loudest cheering sections of the Boston Marathon route.
- Enjoy the tranquil neighborhood of Brookline with easy access into Downtown Boston
Our Story
Arcadian Hotel Brookline
Renovated in Spring 2021, the hotel welcomes visitors with an expansive lounge and sitting area. The spacious and airy rooms are furnished with elegant, modern furniture and TVs. The neighborhood offers the perfect balance of quiet, convenience, and easy access to Downtown Boston as well as local restaurants, breweries, and boutiques. Explore the charming area and take a walk along the tree-lined streets with historic brownstones. Start the day off with continental breakfast and coffee at the espresso bar. Wind down with a glass of wine, craft beer, or a cocktail at Bar 1200. Hop on the light rail to head down to Boston and enjoy attractions like the Freedom Trail. Boston’s Back Bay: Victorian Architecture and Historical Landmarks on the Charles River Boston’s Back Bay used to be just that—a literal bay that extended into the Charles River. In the mid-1800s, developers added landfill and created the grid-style neighborhood that remains today. Victorian brownstones and kempt gardens line the wide avenues of this waterside enclave that lies just west of Beacon Hill. Boston is a highly walkable city with a good public transportation system to boot, so you’ll be able to get to several other neighborhoods as well, including the Boston Common, which is the starting point for the famed Freedom Trail. Often called the Rodeo Drive of the East, Newbury Street stretches eight blocks east from Massachusetts Avenue to Arlington Street. The quaint tree-lined street is home to dozens of high-end retailers such as Chanel and Cartier, as well as vintage boutiques and consignment shops. Between Newbury and the Charles lies some of the most desirable real estate in Boston; the historic brownstones are worth checking out. The Esplanade, a 3-mile jogging path along the Charles, is especially popular in the summer.
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