The Lenox Hotel
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Boston · Back Bay

The Lenox Hotel

9.2Guest score
4Stars
2,187Reviews

Typical recent rate

$319

Reference price

$389

Signal savings

Save 18% · $70

Price checked May 27, 2026

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About this hotel

Boston's highest-rated Back Bay boutique — The Lenox earns a 9.2 guest score with family ownership since 1900, a Boylston Street address at the Marathon finish line, and a service reputation that consistently outperforms the chain competition.

The Lenox Hotel earns the highest guest score in Back Bay by operating as an independent, family-owned hotel since 1900 — the kind of genuine character and service accountability that chain properties can't replicate at scale. At $319 it undercuts the Fairmont while delivering a higher guest score, a more intimate scale, and the same Boylston Street proximity to the Marathon finish line, Copley Square, and the Back Bay dining corridor.

Signal summary

Lenox rates track Back Bay demand closely — Marathon weekend, major Hynes Convention Center events, and fall foliage season drive the sharpest compression. Mid-week winter stays offer the best value.

Best for

  • Boutique travelers
  • Couples
  • Pet owners

Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Gym
  • Concierge
  • Pet Friendly
  • Historic Building

Frequently asked questions

Is The Lenox Hotel independently owned?

Yes — The Lenox has been owned and operated by the Saunders family since 1900, making it one of the few remaining independently owned luxury hotels in Boston. The family ownership translates to genuine service accountability and a consistency of character that chain hotels typically can't match.

Where is The Lenox Hotel in Back Bay?

The Lenox sits on Boylston Street at Exeter Street in Back Bay — directly on the Boston Marathon course, steps from Copley Square, the Prudential Center, and the Back Bay Amtrak station. The location puts you at the center of Boston's most walkable neighborhood.