The Liberty Hotel

The Liberty Hotel is a luxurious wedding venue located at the base of Boston's historic Beacon Hill. This National Historic Landmark, originally constructed in 1851 as the Charles Street Jail, exemplifies the mid-19th century Boston Granite Style. The unique cruciform-shaped building was transformed through a collaboration between designers, architects, historians, and conservationists, drawing on the original plans of famed architect Gridley James Fox Bryant. The interior design allows abundant natural light to fill the space, blending sublime architecture with opulent fixtures. The venue offers both indoor and outdoor ceremony and reception options. Couples may exchange vows in The Yard, a secluded garden space, before moving to the Liberty Ballroom for their reception. The Liberty Hotel accommodates wedding ceremonies, receptions, pre-wedding parties, rehearsal dinners, welcome receptions, and farewell breakfasts and brunches. The Liberty Wedding Package includes overnight suite accommodations, a courtesy room block, and exclusive use of indoor and outdoor spaces for photography. The package also features floor-length linens, coordinated napkins, luxury table settings, votive candles, a mahogany dance floor, tables, and chairs. A menu tasting is provided for up to four guests prior to the wedding day. The venue's staff works closely with couples to create a remarkable experience that befits the significance of the occasion.