Boston's most dramatic luxury hotel — a 61-story glass skyscraper in Back Bay, the city's tallest residential and hotel tower, with 215 rooms and suites beginning on the upper floors with skyline and harbor views, Zuma restaurant (global Japanese), a full spa, indoor pool, and the Four Seasons service standard applied to a property that is visually unlike anything else in a city of Victorian brownstones.
Why We Chose It
Four Seasons One Dalton represents Boston's most ambitious luxury hotel statement — a 61-story glass tower that rises above the Back Bay brownstone skyline with an unmistakable presence that would be equally at home in Dubai or Shanghai. The hotel occupies the lower floors of the mixed-use tower (above are private residences); the 215 rooms and suites begin high enough to provide genuine views across the Charles River, Boston Harbor, and the city's historic roofscape. Zuma restaurant brings London's celebrated global Japanese concept — robata grilling, sushi, izakaya small plates — to Back Bay in a space that has earned its own following independent of the hotel. The spa is the most comprehensive in any Boston hotel. The indoor pool has skyline views. For visitors who want the most technically complete luxury hotel experience in Boston — best spa, best views, newest facilities — One Dalton is the answer.
What Stands Out
- 61-story tower: the most dramatic skyline views of any Boston hotel — Charles River, harbor, and rooftop panoramas
- Zuma restaurant: London's celebrated global Japanese concept with robata grilling and izakaya plates in Back Bay
- Most comprehensive spa in Boston: full treatment menu, steam room, indoor pool with city views
- Back Bay location: steps from Newbury Street, the Prudential Center, and the Green Line
- The newest major luxury hotel in Boston — facilities and design at the contemporary standard Four Seasons applies globally