Arcadian Hotel Brookline
About
The Arcadian Hotel in Brookline is a refreshed hotel that draws inspiration from the town’s tree-lined streets and parks. It positions itself as a home base for travelers who want more than a standard hotel stay, with easy access to Boston, its world-renowned institutions and the boutiques and restaurants steps from the door. The neighborhood, once home to Frederick Law Olmsted and John F. Kennedy, balances quiet streets with plenty to explore.
The lobby bar is a social hub, with handcrafted cocktails, local brews on tap and an oversized screen for live sports and events. Rooms are modern, with high-speed Wi-Fi and Chromecast streaming, and a daily continental breakfast plus complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby make mornings easy. Staff offer off-the-beaten-path recommendations, and the hotel’s “From Here” and “The Local, According to…” guides share itineraries for exploring the area.
What to Know
- On-site parking is available for a nightly fee.
- The site has hosted travelers long before the current hotel, a history the hotel shares in its archives series.
- Seasonal promotions are offered for multi-night stays.
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