InterContinental Boston

Boston, Massachusetts
The InterContinental Boston is a $330 million, 15 story waterfront hotel and residential project. It includes 424 hotel rooms and 130 luxury condos on its upper floors called The Residences at the InterContinental. It is the first InterContinental hotel in Boston.

Located at 500 Atlantic Avenue, the site of this hotel-residence is in the Financial District between the proposed Rose Kennedy Greenway and Fort Point Channel. It is a stellar location overlooking the Boston Harbor in Russia Wharf, an area that is undergoing a complete transformation.

The InterContinental Boston project was in the conceptual stage for nearly 14 years. The hotel opened in late 2006.

Condos at the InterContinental Boston will be perched above the hotel suites and will range from studios to four-bedroom penthouses, all finely appointed with luxury details like marble and limestone baths, hardwood floors and granite counters. They'll have a choice of water or park views. Prices start at $370,000 for the studios, and up to $6,850,000 (subject to change without notice).

Residence owners at the InterContinental Boston will be able to enjoy a wide range of first class hotel amenities including a health club with indoor pool and spa, fine dining, unique retail and public open space along both the waterfront and the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Services will include 24-hour security, doorman and concierge.

The InterContinental Boston was developed by Extell Boston Harbor, LLC.

The major public amenities to InterContinental Boston include the publicly accessible wharf and walkway that will act as part of the Harborwalk, new access ways to the Harbor directly from Atlantic Avenue, reconstruction of the wharf area, development of a water shuttle terminal, ground floor retail and restaurants and an outdoor café.

The architect for Intercontinental Boston is Howard Elkus of the Boston firm of Elkus/Menfredi. Interior design of the residences is being developed by nationally renowned interior designer Celeste Cooper.

The project site, which was owned and used as commercial property by Boston Edison for the past century, overlooks the Fort Point Channel and is adjacent to new park land to be developed by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society along Rose Kennedy Greenway.

If you are interested in learning more about this property, please feel free to ask specific questions or request our detailed data sheet. We will respond within 24 hours (usually much sooner). Contact Maria Lopez at Maria@CondoHotelCenter.com or call (305) 944-3090.