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Sheraton Commander Hotel

Built in 1927, the AAA-Three Diamond rated Sheraton Commander Hotel has long been a landmark amongst the Cambridge and Harvard Square community. Located near the location George Washington took command of the Continental Army, the hotel embraces its past heritage with a remarkable Mount Vernon-inspired entrance.

With a quintessential location adjacent to Harvard Square, guests to Sheraton Commander Hotel have access to Harvard University, the Harvard Art Museum, downtown Boston and the Freedom Trail, Fenway Park and fantastic Boston-area shopping.

We feature 175 freshly-renovated guest rooms complete with crisp, white bedding, the renowned Sheraton Sweet SleeperTM bed - made exclusively for Sheraton, new flat-panel LCD televisions, complimentary free high-speed Internet access in and refreshed bathrooms. Be sure to stay connected at our lobby Link at SheratonTM experienced with Microsoft® or enjoy our seasonal and approachable neighborhood fare at Nubar Restaurant.

Celebrations & Meetings

Share once-in-a-lifetime memories when you plan your wedding in one of our elegantly styled ballrooms. Allow our culinary team to work with you to plan the perfect menu, so that every detail conspires to create a customized event that mirrors your dreams.

Hosting an important meeting? Plan your meeting or social event in our exquisitely-designed event facilities. Our state of the art meeting facilities offer comfort and complete meeting packages to attend to all of your needs.

Total Square Footage of Meeting Space: 5,000
Maximum Capacity: 250

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Accessibility

We offer 5 accessible rooms for guests with disabilities. Accessible room types vary (club level, traditional, executive suite). There are 2 rooms with roll-in showers for guests who use wheelchairs and 5 rooms with visual fire alarms and other features for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing. Our facility has written policies and procedures for compliance with the Americans for Disabilities Act (ADA). These policies include procedures to ensure that people with disabilities have equal access to our online and telephone reservations processes.