The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Boston are a collection of 50 luxury condominiums at 776 Boylston Street in Boston's Back Bay, completed in 2008 above the Mandarin Oriental, Boston hotel.
Designed by CBT Architects, the residences occupy the building's upper levels and are organized horizontally to maximize daylight and views. Broad expanses of glass look out across Back Bay, the Charles River, and the South End, and residents arrive through a private residential entrance on Boylston Street, separate from the hotel lobby.
Homes range from one-bedroom layouts to four-bedroom residences and penthouses. Signature details include floor-to-ceiling windows, marble entry foyers, glass Juliet balconies, generous ceiling heights, chef's kitchens with high-end cabinetry, and primary suites with dressing rooms. Many residences are highly customized, giving the building an unusually individual character for its size.
Service is the defining amenity. A full-time, Mandarin Oriental-trained team provides 24-hour concierge, valet, housekeeping, maintenance, and security. Residents enjoy 24-hour in-residence dining and catering from the hotel, signing privileges at the hotel, and access to the hotel's spa and fitness center. A private underground garage serves the building, and each residence includes at least one garage or valet parking space.
The location is among the most convenient in the city. The hotel connects to the Prudential Center by a covered walkway, and Newbury Street, Copley Square, Copley Place, and the Hynes Convention Center are all a short walk away. Green Line stations at Prudential, Hynes, and Copley put the rest of Boston within easy reach, while the Public Garden and the Charles River Esplanade offer green space nearby.
Among Boston's hotel-branded residences, a short list that includes the Four Seasons Residences and the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Boston Common, the Mandarin Oriental stands out for its intimate scale and its Boylston Street address in the heart of Back Bay.
The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Boston are a collection of 50 luxury condominiums at 776 Boylston Street in Boston's Back Bay, completed in 2008 above the Mandarin Oriental, Boston hotel.
Designed by CBT Architects, the residences occupy the building's upper levels and are organized horizontally to maximize daylight and views. Broad expanses of glass look out across Back Bay, the Charles River, and the South End, and residents arrive through a private residential entrance on Boylston Street, separate from the hotel lobby.
Homes range from one-bedroom layouts to four-bedroom residences and penthouses. Signature details include floor-to-ceiling windows, marble entry foyers, glass Juliet balconies, generous ceiling heights, chef's kitchens with high-end cabinetry, and primary suites with dressing rooms. Many residences are highly customized, giving the building an unusually individual character for its size.
Service is the defining amenity. A full-time, Mandarin Oriental-trained team provides 24-hour concierge, valet, housekeeping, maintenance, and security. Residents enjoy 24-hour in-residence dining and catering from the hotel, signing privileges at the hotel, and access to the hotel's spa and fitness center. A private underground garage serves the building, and each residence includes at least one garage or valet parking space.
The location is among the most convenient in the city. The hotel connects to the Prudential Center by a covered walkway, and Newbury Street, Copley Square, Copley Place, and the Hynes Convention Center are all a short walk away. Green Line stations at Prudential, Hynes, and Copley put the rest of Boston within easy reach, while the Public Garden and the Charles River Esplanade offer green space nearby.
Among Boston's hotel-branded residences, a short list that includes the Four Seasons Residences and the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Boston Common, the Mandarin Oriental stands out for its intimate scale and its Boylston Street address in the heart of Back Bay.
