The Eliot Hotel delivers European luxury in a manner befitting the heritage of Boston. Extravagant rooms and friendly customer service make your stay in this Back Bay hotel an undeniably pleasurable one. Once you’ve decided to explore the surrounding area, you’ll find that the Eliot hotel is located in one of the most tourist-friendly areas of the city, thanks to easy access to performances at Symphony Hall and shopping on Newbury Street. Rooms at the Eliot Hotel feature distinctive European details such as French glass doors, large writing desks and Italian marble bathrooms. Rooms feature tasteful ivory, gold, and moss-green color schemes. These luxe accommodations are no doubt a big part of why Conde Nast Traveler’s 2006 Gold List ranked the Eliot Hotel as one of the world’s best places to stay. Be sure to visit the award-winning Clio Restaurant and Uni Sashimi Bar. The restaurant’s chef Ken Oringer prepares a medley of perfectly blended tastes and textures from French and Asian cuisine. Popular menu items include a succulent roasted Muscovy duck and crunchy sauteed halibut with citrus-ginger broth. For a real treat, pair your meal with Oringer’s original martini, which features a hint of tomato water.