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Towering above Massachusetts' most influential and electric financial district, Marriott's Boston Custom House is a specimen of timeless charm and historic beauty. This 26-story architectural masterpiece was constructed entirely of granite in 1847, and designed to serve the Boston Harbor as the official customs house. Today, the building confidently steps out from the pages of history as a time-share property for visitors seeking to experience early-American elegance and New England sophistication. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the hotel's location just three blocks from the waterfront and one mile from the Charles River, where both visitors and locals can sail, kayak and row. Other popular recreational activities include ice skating, tennis, fishing and bicycle rentals, all offered either on-site or near the hotel.
On the Boston Custom House's 26th floor, an open-air observation deck wraps around the hotel's tower, offering panoramic views of the city and harbor. The 25th floor features a city view from inside the 24-hour fitness center, complete with cardiovascular machines, free weights and Universal equipment. Other amenities include movie rentals, guest laundry, and game room with billiards.
The Marriott's 84 guest villas feature classic upholstered furniture and wall molding, separate living/dining rooms with wet bars, microwave ovens, mini refrigerators, toasters, blenders, coffeemakers, and four-chair dining sets beneath brass chandeliers. Other guestroom amenities include high-speed Internet access, satellite television with VCRs, complimentary newspapers and in- room childcare.
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