Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel

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Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel is a historic luxury hotel in Boston renowned for its grand architecture and prominent location in the Back Bay neighborhood.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Fairmont Hotels and Resorts property
historic building
hotel
luxury hotel
architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts
cityDistrict Back Bay
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasBrand Fairmont
hasFacility ballroom
fitness center
meeting rooms
rooftop health club
hasFunction accommodation
event venue
wedding venue
hasNickname The Copley Plaza
hasNotableFeature crystal chandeliers
grand lobby
ornate ballrooms
roof sign visible from Copley Square
hasPetPolicy dog-friendly
hasRestaurant OAK Long Bar + Kitchen
hasStarRating 4-star
hasViewOf Copley Square, Boston
surface form: Copley Square
hasWebsite https://www.fairmont.com/copley-plaza-boston/
heritageStatus member of Historic Hotels of America
locatedIn Back Bay
Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Copley Square, Boston
surface form: Copley Square

Massachusetts
marketSegment business travelers
meetings and events
upscale leisure travelers
namedAfter John Singleton Copley
nearby Boston Public Library (Copley Square main branch)
surface form: Boston Public Library

John Hancock Tower, Boston
surface form: John Hancock Tower

Trinity Church in the City of Boston
numberOfRooms 383
numberOfSuites 17
openingDate 1912-08-19
operatedBy Fairmont Hotels and Resorts (historical operator)
surface form: Fairmont Hotels and Resorts
ownedBy Ashford Hospitality Prime
partOf Fairmont Hotels and Resorts (historical operator)
surface form: Fairmont Hotels and Resorts
publicTransitAccess Copley station
surface form: Copley station (MBTA Green Line)
streetAddress 138 St. James Avenue

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Copley Square, Boston hasNearbyLandmark Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel
subject surface form: Copley Square