I’m so proud of how my team and our collaborators rose to the unique challenges of creating the just-opened Encore Boston Harbor. For those arriving by water, the experience begins on board custom-built shuttles. It continues through a six-acre Harborwalk featuring contemporary sculptures and lavish floral displays. Inside, our guests find fifteen different places to eat and drink, a series of conversation-starting artworks and artifacts and the largest (and I hope the most comfortable) hotel rooms in the region.
I went to college in Boston, so took special interest in mixing in local elements among the kinds of signature flourishes that have always delighted our guests elsewhere.
We have flowers, rich textiles, marbles and mosaics in abundance. We moved brilliant red Murano chandeliers from their original home in Las Vegas.
We included an only-in-Boston eatery created by noted North End restaurant veterans. And offsite, we secured special boxes for our customers at the city’s main sports venues.
I hope the photos entice you to pay Encore Boston Harbor a visit soon. There’s much more to delight the eye – and all your other senses.
7-foot polished convex mirror sculpture named Torus by David Harber.Three 20-foot-high stainless-steel portraits of women by Jaume Plensa. Photography: Roger DaviesThe newest Preston Bailey floral carousel at the center surrounded by four 20-foot, multi-trunk ficus trees. Photography: Roger DaviesViola Frey’s Amphora IV. Photography: Roger DaviesPopeye, by artist Jeff Koons. Photography: Roger DaviesTwo paintings by the French Post Pop artist Joseph: “Oh Yes Yes” and “Popeye.” Photography: Roger DaviesA painting by Tim Bavington. Photography: Roger DaviesThe 210,000-square-foot gaming area is divided into two spacious levels, with high ceilings and hand-assembled red Murano glass chandeliers transplanted from their original home, Encore at Wynn Las Vegas.The first floor features more than 3,100 classic and state-of-the-art slot machines, 143 table games and a stunning casino bar. Photography: Barbara KraftA stunning casino bar centrally located at the heart of the casino beneath a grand staircase. Photography: Barbara KraftThe hallway leading to high-limit gaming rooms. – Photography: Barbara KraftLocated off the main Casino Floor, the exclusive gaming area features a total of 53 high limit slot machines, video poker and reel games with betting minimums ranging from $5 to $500, as well as two private high-limit gaming rooms. Photography: Roger DaviesHigh limit salon. Photography: Roger DaviesDesigned in bright, neutral décor, the room is bathed in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. At 650 square feet, Encore Boston Harbor’s Premier King and Double guest rooms are the largest hotel accommodations in New England. Photography: Barbara KraftAt 1360 square feet, Encore Boston Harbor’s Signature Suites and Signature Harbor View Suites blend comfort with the sophisticated design of an elegant retreat. Photography: Barbara KraftSpacious marble bathroom. Photography: Barbara KraftThe bar and lounge at Sinatra, a signature Wynn Resorts tribute to Ol’ Blue Eyes. Photography: Barbara KraftThe main dining room at Sinatra. Photography: Barbara KraftMain dining room at Fratelli. Photography: Roger DaviesThe dining area at Red 8. Photography: Barbara KraftA collection of vases at Red 8. Photography: Barbara KraftOn Deck Bar. Photography: Roger DaviesOyster Bar. Photography: Roger DaviesGarden Cafe. Photography: Roger DaviesThe Buffet. Waterfront. Photography: Barbara KraftDunkin’. Photography: Roger DaviesBru. Photography: Roger DaviesWaterfront. Photography: Roger DaviesTreatment hallway at the Spa. Photography: Barbara KraftTreatment lounge at the Spa. Photography: Barbara KraftThe wet area at the Spa. Photography: Barbara KraftThe salon. Photography: Roger Davies
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