9 Bay State RdBoston, MA 02215-2101
(617)375-9003
(877)375-9003
Circa 1895. Ideally situated for pleasant strolls and easy access to historic city sites, this Richardson Romanesque Victorian, built in 1895, boasts original wood floors, moldings, tiles and Zuber wallpaper. The interior blends Victorian, Arts & Craft, Chinoiserie and Italianate decor. Browse the extensive video library in the lobby where an iMac computer is available for guest use. Each air-conditioned guest bedroom features a gas log fireplace, wet bar with refrigerator, voice mail and high-speed Internet access. Enjoy views of the Charles River from two of the spacious rooms. A generous continental breakfast is served daily, which guests can take back to their room. Convenient on-site parking is complimentary. The courteous staff can answer questions about planning your day's activities and getting around the city.
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Each room is beautifully decorated, very private, each has a fireplace, 2 rooms have views of the Charles River, all have large tubs.
Our fourth-floor penthouse overlooking the Charles River and M.I.T.
Our little nest on the fourth floor. It has a commanding view of Beacon Street with all the brownstone row house with their copper towers and slate roofs that Boston's Back Bay is famous for.
Victoria is on the third floor. Have a cup of tea in front of the fireplace or in the charming French Cafe area, or sit in the bow window and enjoy the third-floor view of Beacon Street and the Prudential Center.
Riverview doesn't quite say it all. Yes, it does have a great view of Cambridge, MIT, and the Charles River, but a lot of effort was put into the details to create an "Arts and Craft" period decor.
Sanctuary is decorated in a neo-gothic theme
and one of our coziest suites.
The Garden is the smallest accommodation at the Gryphon House with all of the amenities of our larger suites.
The front suite on the second floor. Sunlight filters into the suite through the majestic branches of the mature Maple tree directly in
front of the bow window facing Beacon Street.
Tuscany, Boston style.
