An architectural masterpiece that has existed since 1910, the magnificent Georgian-revival-style Hampshire House overlooks the blissful Boston Public Garden. The mansion was designed by renowned architect Ogden Codman who ensured that it sports elegant Palladian windows, exquisite marble floors, elaborate chandeliers, and hand-carved oak panels. Originally owned by Bayard Thayer, he sold the property to the owner of the Lincolnshire Hotel, Thomas A. Kershaw in 1969. The mansion has overseen a multitude of special occasions since then.
Website: hampshirehouse.com
Phone: (617) 227-9600
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Beacon St and Brimmer St
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- Mon 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
84 Beacon St Boston, MA 02108 ·535.84 mi
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yelpWe brought a group of 40 to Hampshire House for business dinner. We had the top floor to ourselves which included a dining room, a separate room with bar and another room for lounging. The...
MoreDue to weather we got stuck in Boston and missed our flight to Europe so we went to Cheers on Tuesday the 27th. The waitress we had was absolutely amazing. She was going to make a terrible day a...
MoreSO although on the staircase into the basement was the only REAL Cheers from the TV Series, the food was better than expected. Good portion size and the New England Clam chowder was one of the...
MoreMy partner and I came to Hampshire House for Thanksgiving dinner this year and it was nothing short of excellent! The building and the atmosphere inside are just gorgeous and very elegant. The...
MoreWe truly could not be happier with our choice of venue at the Hampshire House. As the first wedding in our generation on both sides, and with one international side of the family, wedding planning...
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