Omni Parker House

Standing as a landmark of American history since 1855, the Omni Parker House in Boston, Massachusetts, is the longest continuously operating hotel in the United States. Located along the Freedom Trail in the heart of the city center, this historic property is just steps from Faneuil Hall and Boston Common. The 551 guest rooms feature traditional mahogany furniture and gold-framed art, with modern conveniences like a 24-hour gym, business center, and on-site dining. Beyond its storied past—having served as the workplace for Malcolm X and Ho Chi Minh—the hotel is famous as the birthplace of the Boston Cream Pie. Family-friendly services include a dedicated kids' club and babysitting, while a variety of room configurations range from single rooms to spacious executive suites.