Tremont House (Boston hotel)

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Tremont House (Boston hotel) was a pioneering early 19th-century Boston hotel renowned as one of the first modern luxury hotels in the United States, noted for innovations such as indoor plumbing and private rooms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building
historic hotel
hotel
architect Isaiah Rogers NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Greek Revival NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demolishedIn 1895
demolitionDate 1895
hasFloorPlanFeature central rotunda
grand dining room
public parlors
hasInnovation baths
bellboys
free soap
gas lighting
indoor plumbing
indoor toilets
locks on guest room doors
private rooms
reception desk
running water on multiple floors
separate service areas for staff
steam heating
hasNumberOfBathingRooms 8
hasNumberOfGuestRooms about 170
hasNumberOfWaterClosets 12
hasSignificance early example of purpose-built luxury hotel in the United States
milestone in the history of hospitality industry
inception 1829
influenced development of modern urban hotels
later American hotel design
knownFor being one of the first modern luxury hotels in the United States
early adoption of indoor plumbing in a hotel
pioneering modern hotel design
private guest rooms with doors and locks
locatedIn Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Massachusetts
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn Tremont Street NERFINISHED
near Boston Common NERFINISHED
Park Street Church NERFINISHED
numberOfStories 4
openingDate 1829
owner Tremont House Company NERFINISHED
servedAs meeting place for politicians
social center of Boston
venue for public banquets

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Isaiah Rogers notableWork Tremont House (Boston hotel)