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Accommodations at 40 Berkeley: Boston's Hostel
40 Berkeley is a hostel offering private rooms for travelers on a budget. Our rooms are clean and comfortable, breakfast is included, and our building features spacious common areas for relaxing, working and playing. Just steps from Tremont Street in the heart of Boston's hip South End, 40 Berkeley is the best deal in town.
Room options:
- Basic Single with shared bathroom – one twin bed
- Standard Double with shared bathroom – two twin beds
- Standard Full with shared bathroom – one full bed
- Standard Triple with shared bathroom – three twin beds
- Standard Quad with shared bathroom – four twin beds
- Family room – apartment with private bathroom for short term stays
Common spaces:
- Our dramatic main lobby
- Private, walled patio-garden with tables
- TV area with high-definition flat screen and cable
- Snack area with fresh Starbucks coffee and vending machines
- Game room with billiards table
- Comfortable reading and working areas
- Spacious living room with couches and a large fireplace
- Dining room serving breakfast (included) and dinner
- Laundry room
Amenities:
- Free Wi-Fi everywhere in the building
- Breakfast included. Menu includes full buffet and eggs made-to-order
- Dinner is available daily, eat-in or take-out. Menu includes specials.
- 24-hour reception services include telephone answering and tourist information
- 24-hour security
- Laundry facilities
- Light house-keeping
- Irons available upon request
- Centrally located and close to everything. Experience the rich history, arts, shopping and dining that Boston offers, all at your doorstep.
- Tremont Street is just steps from our doors. It's the heart of the South End, and it's packed with exciting restaurants, shops, and arts venues.
- Newbury Street is just a short walk, and it's the vibrant center of Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood. Lined with chic shopping and dining options, and punctuated at it's north end by the winding paths of the Public Garden (and famous duck pond and swan boats).
- Public transportation is less than 10 minutes walk, offering easy access to the entire city and beyond. Arlington Station or Back Bay Station.
Some frequently asked questions:
Do the rooms have telephones?
The rooms do not have telephones, but the Front Desk Staff will buzz your room when you have an incoming call and your call will be forwarded to a hall house phone near your room. If you are not in your room at the time of the call, the Staff will take a message. Long-term residents can make arrangements with the phone company to install your own phone. Outgoing calls can be made on payphones in the lobby, or using our Internet Kiosk Skype phone.Are meals available?
For long-term residents, meals are included in the rent. For overnight guests, a full breakfast is included in the price of the room - view menus. A dinner ticket may be purchased for $10 ($5 for kids under 12). The dinner fare is a choice of entrees (including vegetarian), salad bar, and dessert. Each day offers a different dinner menu. Menus are posted in the elevators as well as in the dining area.Do the rooms have a bathroom?
The rooms do not have private bathrooms. There are two large bathrooms on every floor, each with several showers and stalls.Do the rooms have televisions?
The rooms do not have televisions, but the living room has a cable television and DVD player in addition to our new fun lounge room with another TV.