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Old Nov 3, 2013, 8:16 pm
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Better dining experience in Boston - Battery Wharf or Copley Plaza?

Hi all,
I have $75 in dining certificates to burn up, and plan to use them during an upcoming trip to Boston. We won't be staying in either property, and don't mind going to either hotel for lunch.

Which hotel would you spend the dining certificates at?
We're very familiar with Boston, and know the locations of both hotels. We don't mind going to either hotel for a leisuely lunch

Thanks for your input and advice.

Bostonbali
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Old Nov 10, 2013, 8:54 am
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Originally Posted by bostonbali
Hi all,
I have $75 in dining certificates to burn up, and plan to use them during an upcoming trip to Boston. We won't be staying in either property, and don't mind going to either hotel for lunch.

Which hotel would you spend the dining certificates at?
We're very familiar with Boston, and know the locations of both hotels. We don't mind going to either hotel for a leisuely lunch

Thanks for your input and advice.

Bostonbali
I'd go with the Copley!
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