At the Mandarin Oriental Residences in Back Bay, Boston, you can experience an unparalleled luxury lifestyle in one of the most coveted areas of Boston. The Mandarin Oriental Boston, at 776 Boylston Street was built by award-winning CBT Architects, boasts luxurious interiors, top-tier amenities, and an unrivaled address for the very best in urban living. The Mandarin Oriental condos have a variety of one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom residences that are designed to the highest standards of luxury and convenience. Interiors are appointed with high-end furnishings, including floor-to-ceiling windows which allow the space to be filled with natural light and provides spectacular views of the Back Bay and Boston skyline. The large floor plans provide a lot of space and make it the perfect place for leisure and entertaining. Top-of-the-line appliances including Sub-Zero and Wolf, custom cabinetry, and beautiful stone countertops are standard features of the gourmet kitchens. The marble and stone bathrooms have soaking tubs, rain showers, and fine fixtures that provide a spa-like feel. Aside from the upscale residences, the Mandarin Oriental Boston also has several luxury, five-star amenities to enhance it's residents’ lives. The building has a 24-hour concierge available for everything from reservations to recommendations. The residents can take advantage of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel’s world-class spa, fitness center, and indoor pool. The complex also has its own restaurant, which serves gourmet meals, and an elegant private residents’ lounge for getting together. Furthermore, available 24-hour valet parking, security, and garage parking ensure convenience and comfort. The Mandarin Oriental Residences is located in the center of Back Bay, steps away from Newbury Street, Copley Square, the Prudential Center, Copley Place, and Boston’s best shopping, dining and culture. To those who are looking for the ultimate in luxury, comfort and design, the Mandarin Oriental condos in Back Bay are the benchmark for urban sophistication in Boston’s Back Bay.