Milner Hotel Boston

In 1918 Earle R. Milner surveyed America's hotel industry and didn't like what he saw. Sure, there were lots of hotels. But those most recognizable and reliable promoted a lavish continental style, with commensurate cost, beyond the needs and means of America's increasingly mobile middle class.

So, with the straight forward commitment of "A Bed and a Bath for a Buck and a Half," Mr. Milner set out to address the needs of ordinary people for reliably comfortable accommodations at affordable prices. America validated Mr. Milner's vision and, by the time of his untimely passing in the late 1940's, The Milner Hotels stood as America's first, and largest, hotel chain. Across the nation, The Earle, The Reid and The Milner were the names for which people looked when away from home and in need of good, economical hotel lodgings.

Times change, and a buck and half is not quite what it used to be. But The Milner Hotels, still wholly owned and operated by the Milner family, continue their founder's vision. Whether in Boston, Raleigh, Tampa, Detroit or Los Angeles, Milner Coast to Coast is the password to reliably comfortable and conveniently located accommodations, priced substantially below today's mega- chains to leave a little something of the traveling budget for the one who counts most � you!

Number of rooms: 64