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The Classic Room (Upgraded) at InterContinental Boston offers a spacious 420 sq. ft. retreat with views over Fort Point Channel and the waterfront. Thoughtfully appointed and climate-controlled, the room provides blackout drapes and bed linens that support a restful stay, with turndown service available.
Choose between one King Bed or two Queen Beds; the room sleeps 2 guests and does not accommodate rollaway or extra beds. The private bathroom is designed for comfort and convenience with both a separate deep soaking bathtub and a rainfall showerhead, plus a hand-held showerhead and complimentary toiletries. Additional bathroom amenities include bathrobes, slippers, shampoo, soap, toilet paper, towels and a hair dryer, with toothbrush and toothpaste available on request.
Practical accessibility features are integrated throughout, including Braille/raised signage, lever door handles, doorbell and phone notification options, and a visual fire alarm. For entertainment, a 58-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels and streaming services and an iPod dock are provided. The Classic Room (Upgraded) balances comfort and functionality for guests booking at InterContinental Boston, combining generous space, thoughtful bathroom appointments and modern in-room entertainment in a prominent waterfront location.






























The room looks over Fort Point Channel and the waterfront. The hotel sits at 510 Atlantic Avenue between the Financial District and the Seaport District, with the channel on one side and the Rose Kennedy Greenway on the other. The Seaport District, including the Institute of Contemporary Art, lies across the channel.
You can choose 1 King or 2 Queen Beds. The room sleeps 2 guests. A rollaway or extra bed cannot be added, so it suits a couple, two friends or colleagues, or a solo traveler who wants space.
It measures 420 sq. ft. and is a one-bedroom room with air conditioning. Blackout drapes and bed linens support a restful night, and turndown service is available.
The private bathroom has a deep soaking bathtub that is separate from the rainfall shower, plus a hand-held showerhead. You also get bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer, towels, shampoo, soap and free toiletries. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.
Yes. The room offers Braille/raised signage, lever door handles, doorbell and phone notification, a visual fire alarm and closed captioned TV. The bathroom includes a hand-held showerhead.
A 58-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels and streaming services and an iPod dock are provided. InterContinental Boston offers free Wi-Fi to guests.
Hotel guests can use the 45-foot heated indoor lap pool and the 24-hour fitness center at no extra charge. Both are on the second level in the spa area, and the pool overlooks the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Pool hours are 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Spa InterContinental treatments are booked separately on 617-217-5090. The InterContinental Club Lounge is available for an extra fee.
Matria is the hotel's Northern Italian steakhouse with Fort Point Channel views. It serves breakfast, weekend brunch and dinner daily from 4:30 to 10:00 PM. Bar Fellini is a 1960s-inspired Italian cocktail bar. The Loyall Counting Room is a small speakeasy next to it, entered through the Bar Fellini reservation desk.
There is no complimentary airport shuttle. The free MBTA Silver Line SL1 runs between Logan's terminals and South Station, roughly a five-minute walk from the hotel. A water taxi dock on Fort Point Channel sits outside the hotel, and taxis and rideshare are also options. Valet parking is $65 per 24 hours. Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is at noon. Early check-in or late check-out can be requested with the hotel but is not guaranteed.
The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is about 2-3 minutes on foot. Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Quincy Market are about a 15-minute walk, and the Freedom Trail is just steps away. South Station is about five minutes away on foot, which makes it easy to reach the rest of the city by subway.
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