The Atlas Hotel has opened its doors as a boutique lifestyle hotel in Boston, US, marking the city’s latest addition to its hospitality sector.
Positioned in Allston, the hotel aims to attract both visitors and locals looking for more than traditional hospitality offerings.
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Located by Harvard University’s Enterprise Research Campus (ERC), The Atlas was developed by Tishman Speyer in partnership with Harvard University and is managed by Highgate.
The hotel offers facilities that include contemporary design features, art displays, and a variety of dining choices for both travellers and local residents.
It comprises 246 guest rooms, including 12 suites, a curated lobby space, a retail venue by The COOP, and two new restaurants.
The Atlas offers flexible meeting areas, a fitness centre, an event space, and an outdoor terrace overlooking green spaces within the ERC development.
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By GlobalDataMarlon Blackwell Architects led the building’s design while INC Architecture & Design handled interiors.
The hotel’s suites offer private residential-style accommodation with furnishings such as green marble coffee tables and serpentine leather seating.
The Atlas Suite spans 982ft² with city views; other suites include features like private terraces or soaking tubs overlooking the skyline.
The Atlas general manager Arnaldo Almonte said: “The Atlas marks a new era for hospitality in Boston. Luxury hotels with classic New England elegance are commonplace. We are proud to offer a fresh, modern and elevated experience that reflects the city’s innovation while honouring local heritage.
“The Atlas offers a social hub rooted in connection, culture, and community. We look forward to welcoming our first guests to this incredible neighbourhood and serving as a welcome point to the ERC for locals and travellers.”
