Travel+Leisure – The new Raffles Boston is finally here, and it’s better than we could ever have imagined.
Boston.com – A design-forward Somerville hotel near Harvard University is the second-best stay in the nation
Condé Nast Traveler – Raffles’ splashy North America debut hits all the right notes.
Travel+Leisure – The 137-year-old Raffles hotel brand is finally making a splash in North America.
Boston Magazine – Did the Back Bay really need another luxury hotel? We’d say the answer is a resounding yes.
Boston Globe – The developer of the Cambria Boston Somerville hopes to bring some character to the city’s hospitality scene.
Travel+Leisure – The haute Raffles Boston is in the No. 3 spot, in which guests can find copper accents in the interior design inspired by Paul Revere’s successful but little-known copper plating company.
Boston Magazine – With the grand opening of Raffles, Bostonians and tourists alike now have a cool new place to kick back in the Back Bay.
ABC Chronicle – New hotel offers urban chic accommodations and recommendations for nearby eats and outings.
Travel+Leisure – The winner – Raffles Boston
WCVB5 – Luxury hotel brand Raffles is celebrating the grand opening of its first location in North America.
Boston Magazine – A breathtaking Italian restaurant inside the luxurious Raffles Boston hotel.
Boston.com -“History inspires me to create,” shares chef George Mendes.
Boston Eater -The Blind Duck is a fun, hidden-ish outing inside the newly opened luxury Back Bay development Raffles.
The American Institute of Architects – An innovative and immersive planning process led to a nicely scaled and detailed building, combining a variety of large-scale program spaces into a lovely composition on a tight urban site . . .
Boston Globe – Singapore-based Raffles chose Boston to open its first North American hotel.
Boston Business Journal – Raffles Boston hotel and condos now open in Back Bay
New York Post – International hospitality brand Raffles Hotels & Resorts is making its North American debut.
ABC Chronicle – Boston hotel business is booming and changing the city itself.
Town & Country – A great city hotel is equal parts cultural salon and private oasis.
Boston Globe – With Raffles hotel, a Boston architect faced the epic challenge of designing a tower in a neighborhood full of brownstones and iconic architecture
Boston.com – The 35-story glass building will include 147 hotel guest rooms.
Boston Globe – At a long-vacant site in the heart of Wellesley Square, a developer thinks the rising demand for luxury condos will lift his suburban project.
Forbes – The international hotel brand, Raffles, is coming to Boston. The project has not only broken ground, but the structure has gone vertical in Boston’s historical Back Bay.
