Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street in Boston is lively, warm, and chic. Recently awarded 10 stars by Forbes, we are a sleek and modern skyscraper in the heart of Back Bay, steps from global business, art and music. We are the closest luxury hotel to Fenway Park and most colleges/universities in Boston. Your guests will love staying with us, the only home away from home full service luxury hotel in town with all of these offerings: - Our exquisite breakfast restaurant One + One - OPEN DAILY - Our vibrant Japanese izakaya restaurant Zuma - OPEN DAILY - Our elegant restaurant and cocktail lounge Trifecta - OPEN DAILY - Our dreamy Spa - OPEN DAILY - 7/F Indoor heated swimming pool with 24 hour 7/F fitness center We look forward to having your guests experience our incredible offerings and services at Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street in Boston!
The newest luxury hotel, a cutting-edge 61-storey skyscraper in the heart of Back Bay, Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston is vibrant, modern and stylish. Stay with One Dalton to experience a new kind of urban chic, complete with a stunning Wellness Floor with spa, fitness center and 64 foot leisure lap pool. There is also the world-renowned Japanese izakaya-inspired restaurant, Zuma located on the second floor. For those looking to unwind after a long day, look no further than our Trifecta Lobby Bar with a curated mixology menu and carefully selected wine list perfect for anyone's preferences. Catch some live music, seasonal events and Afternoon High Tea in this area to fully embrace the culture that Boston has to offer. With floor to ceiling windows over looking the city, all guests will get lost in the Boston skyline with views looking at the Blue Hills Mountain Range, Fenway Park and the Boston Harbor Islands. Steps away from some of Boston's top destinations such as Newbury Street shopping, Prudential Center Boutique shops, the South End neighborhood for best Restaurants, multiple local colleges such as Northeastern University, Boston University, MIT, Harvard, Boston College, Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory.