Once a furniture warehouse, Bulfinch Hotel is now one of Boston’s hippest destinations. This fully restored 19th-century building offers business and leisure travelers affordable accommodations with a contemporary twist. The refined atmosphere of the Bulfinch Hotel is marked by marble baths, leather headboards, white-on-white damask striped sheets, custom walnut furniture, oversize windows with luxurious silk curtains, and impressive displays of contemporary art. Each of this unique establishment’s 80 guest rooms is slightly different, although all feature the same crisp lines and minimalist tendencies. A soothing, historically inspired color palette of gray, brown, green and dusty rose provides a sense of tranquility. One of the most unusual features of this nine-story boutique hotel is the nose rooms that have resulted from the building’s distinctive triangular construction; the nose room junior suites offer windows on three sides of the building for an airy, open appearance. These premium rooms are also slightly larger than average, making them a preferred choice if you’re in need of additional living space.