Boston Cambridge, Charles River

Boston Cambridge is a vibrant and innovative community located on the west side of Boston, spanning the Charles River. It is home to Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as many high-tech companies and startups. It is a hub of academic research and technological innovation, full of sparks of wisdom and dreams. The Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Boston maintains the excellent standards of the Luxury Collection and is very unique. The old building, which serves as the lobby, meeting room, restaurant, bar, and a few prison rooms, was converted from a prison over 100 years ago. The lobby is four stories high, with four large chandeliers, red brick with plum blossom murals, and church-style glass. The two restaurants and one bar surrounding the lobby are all prison-themed, with a large number of original prisoner profile photos, preserved prison iron doors, and various keys hanging on them. There are many tourists taking photos in the lobby and bar. The rooms are also designed with a key theme, with key carpets, do not disturb signs made of handcuffs with keys, iron cage-like bedside tables, and mechanical clocks on the walls, all of which are very well designed. The bathroom is separated into wet and dry areas, with marble decoration, which is far superior to many Sheraton and Westin hotels in North America. The corner deluxe room has a great view, with one side facing Boston's Back Bay and the other side facing the Charles River and Cambridge. There are also some shortcomings in the facilities. As a historic building, the hotel does not have a swimming pool, and the gym is very small, compact, and crowded, not as good as a typical Marriott or Sheraton.