Join NEWEA in Boston
The award-winning Boston Marriott Copley Place Hotel will host NEWEA’s 2020 Annual Conference & Exhibit. The hotel is centrally located in the historic Back Bay district of Boston, Massachusetts – just off the Massachusetts Turnpike; four miles from Logan Airport and is a Silver-level member of TripAdvisor’s GreenLeaders program. Learn More >>
Boston Marriott Copley Place Hotel
110 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02116
$209++ Reserve Online
phone: 617-236-5800 or Toll-free: 888-236-2427
Group rates are subject to date and space availability. Deadline is Friday, December 27, 2019.
Parking
A parking garage is located adjacent to the hotel. Other parking garages are within walking distance. The parking garage rates below are subject to change:
- Parking fee: $40.00 USD daily
- Valet parking fee: $62.00 USD daily
Other Transportation
- Bus Station: South Station (1.2 miles)
- Subway: MBTA (0.1 miles)
- Train: Back Bay Station (0.1 miles) and North Station (2.0 miles)
- Taxi: Estimated taxi fare
- Boston Logan International Airport – BOS (3.2 miles NE)
You may have been previously notified by the Boston Marriott Housekeepers about The Make a Green Choice program, which started in 2009 as an additional way to increase sustainability and reduce the hospitality industry’s environmental footprint. The program allows guests to be part of that sustainability effort when it fits their needs, giving them an opportunity to reduce water, energy, and chemical usage. The program has grown in popularity with guests over the years and the Marriott continues to evolve the program such as with the recent launch of a new tree planting choice in partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation. The Marriott is happy to provide regular housekeeping services for any guest who does not choose to participate in the Make a Green Choice program. Recently, they reached an agreement with Unite Here at a national level that allowed for implementation of the program at hotels that had yet to implement it, and that addressed the union’s concern that the program creates additional work for room attendants.
