Did you travel or host for the holidays? Either way, there were certainly elements that were tiring. For those who left home, crowded airports, sleeping on air mattresses, and eating meals that everyone in your family can agree on may have left you feeling exhausted. For those who stayed, hosting family, cooking, and cleaning are likely leaving you feeling like you didn’t have enough of a break. We know that a vacation or staycation at The Whitney is exactly what you need to recover. Here’s how to enjoy a post-holiday recharge in four easy steps.
\n\n\n\nRather than rushing home or your in-laws out the door, this trip should be designed on your terms. Revisit your favorite restaurants, take the time to get lost, and save more with our Endless Discovery offer in Boston. This deal can save you up to 25 percent off each night on bookings of three nights or more. Save up to 30 percent off each night of bookings of seven nights or more.
\n\n\n\nSometimes we are so focused on a trip that we forget to kick back and enjoy all of the luxuries a nice hotel has to offer. This trip is your chance to lean into and thoroughly enjoy complimentary amenities like a daily newspaper, shoeshines, Chromecast streaming in your room, plush Frette bathrobes, and organic bath amenities by Grown Alchemist.
\n\n\n\nA post-holiday recharge is often made better by New Year’s resolutions to eat better and maybe party less. For sober travelers and guests doing a Dry January, our onsite restaurant Peregrine has a delightful selection of mocktails, coffee, and tea. Its breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus all feature healthy as well as fantastically delicious dishes. We recommend the Roasted Squash Soup, all of the salads, and the Catalan Tomato Bread.
\n\n\n\nRecharging sometimes takes a sweat, and The Whitney Hotel Boston has you covered there too. Take advantage of our advanced in-house fitness studio, which features a Hydro rower and Tonal machine. Guests are also able to use complimentary hotel bicycles to explore the surrounding city and exercise too. We recommend exploring with rides along The Esplanade on the Charles River and around both the Boston Common and Boston Public Gardens.
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