The Liberty Hotel

Once the storied Charles Street Jail, The Liberty Hotel in Boston welcomes guests to Boston with the spirit of a landmark liberated following an extensive $150 million acquisition, renovation and construction process. Marrying historic architecture with the high standards of refined, modern travel, The Liberty Hotel is New England's premier luxury hotel in Boston Massachusetts.

Located at the foot of the Beacon Hill overlooking the Charles River, The Liberty is Boston's newest four star hotel. After a extensive renovation from the former Charles Street Jail, the hotel is modern and designed with all the amenities to make your stay unforgettable. This building is a national historical landmark dating back to1851 and has major national architectural significance as the prime institutional example of the Boston Granite Style of the mid-19th Century.

The Liberty Hotel announces the first of three planned venues for dining and cocktails with the unveiling of CLINK., opening September 5, 2007, under the leadership of Executive Chef Michael A. Goodman. Set on the lobby level of The Liberty Hotel, a national historic landmark that was once the storied Charles Street Jail, CLINK. offers urban dwellers and hotel guests a menu of tapas-style small plates, tasting pours of wine and exotic cocktails. The concept aims to create an energetic, social environment where dining and meeting for drinks occurs throughout the space - an adaptable place where dinner at the bar or just cocktails at a table is the norm.

CLINK. will be open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, from 6:30 a.m. until 11 p.m. (bar open until 1 a.m.).

The Liberty Hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood near the world's best medical complexes. Just a footbridge away from the Charles River and its Esplanade, The Liberty Hotel offers easy access to a wealth of outdoor recreation, unique shopping, entertainment and downtown Boston.

The hotel is conveniently located directly across the street from the Charles Street/MGH station on the MBTA (the "T" Red Line)