The Restaurant at Mandarin Oriental, Boston

Mandarin Oriental, Boston's restaurant is praised by those who travel for a living. Out of 16 publications that we tracked, 5 endorsed the restaurant, including Concierge, Rough Guide and Zagat.

Mandarin Oriental, Boston
8 / 10
Concierge Concierge
"The decor is composed of woods and warm colors, and the amenities are nice, including Frette linens (there's a Frette shop downstairs), yoga mats, and touch screens on the telephones that call up news, the local forecast, and menus for the hotel's restaurants"
Rough Guide Rough Guide
"The romantic L’Espalier, long a darling of Boston’s restaurant scene, has moved from its brownstone digs into a space adjacent to the hotel"
Zagat Zagat
""Be prepared to break the bank" if you're going to stay at this "pitch-perfect", "peaceful" Back Bay outpost of the luxury brand, which is "on its way to becoming a signature Mandarin" thanks to "exquisite" service and "generously sized" rooms, with Asian-inspired design accents, that are "to die for"; the location, in central Back Bay and adjacent to Prudential Mall, "couldn't be better", and "fantastic" amenities, like the super-modern American restaurant Asana, M Bar & Lounge and sanctuarylike spa, help make it a "must-stay"
Star Service Star Service
"Opened in 2008, it is gearing up for its first round of major renovations; starting with the restaurant and bar, the hotel will be moving into the guest rooms by the end of 2014"
Condé Nast Traveler Condé Nast Traveler
"Start with the hotel’s swanky Bar Boulud restaurant; guests can start with a strong cocktail and a charcuterie spread—though we recommend holding out for a Gloucester lobster scramble at brunch to taste New England's best"
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