Courtyard Boston Copley Square Offers Limited-Time Winter Special

BOSTON, MA--(Marketwire - Jan 25, 2013) -  The holidays might be over, but the gifts keep on coming. The Courtyard Boston Copley Square is giving guests the chance to experience its Back Bay Boston boutique hotel for $20 off regular rate on Sundays.

For a limited time this winter, this Boston business hotel is offering $20 off the regular rate for Sunday arrivals, so travelers can save by arriving early for a business trip or giving new meaning to the weekend.

This centrally located Copley Square Boston hotel is set within a refurbished 1800s apartment building and features period details including ornate windows and window benches. Guests will enjoy elegant accommodations outfitted with complimentary high-speed Internet access and a luxurious bedding package with crisp linens and fluffy pillows. Convenient onsite amenities include an exercise room, 24-hour Market and Courtyard Cafe serving an extensive breakfast buffet each morning.

About the Courtyard Boston Copley Square
The Courtyard Boston Copley Square is the ideal location for exploring the city, from shopping along fashionable Newbury Street to baseball at Fenway Park. Set within a beautifully refurbished apartment building from the 1800s, this boutique hotel offers 81 well-appointed guestrooms with design touches that reflect its past, including window benches and ornate windows. Set in the heart of the city, accommodations include luxury bedding, a coffeemaker, complimentary high-speed Internet access and a refrigerator and microwave on request. A 24-hour Market offers snacks and quick bites throughout the day, while the Courtyard Cafe breakfast buffet has plenty of options to start the day on the right foot. Stay on track with an at-home fitness routine in the exercise room. Nearby attractions include the Museum of Fine Arts, Copley Place Mall, Prudential Building, Boston Duck Tours, Hynes Convention Center and educational institutions including Northeastern University, Wentworth Institute of Technology and Suffolk Law School.