Boston Corporate Events

Your Accomodations:

Full Day /Half Day /Luncheon Meetings /Breakfast Meetings

Book your stay at the Endicott House and your to-do list will disappear! We’ll take care of:

Your stay will center on the former Endicott Mansion, in all its old world glory. Boston businessman H. Wendell Endicott purchased the property in 1931, employing the well known New York architect Charles Platt to design the French manor style mansion.

Five years of construction included extensive use of European influences and craftsmanship, resulting in the complete elegance of every detail. Wherever you go in the mansion, you’re surrounded by fine art, like the delicately painted ceilings in the living room, the antique fireplace mantels, rare oil paintings, tapestries, oriental rugs; even a pair of ornate Gothic choir stalls.

Combine old-world craftsmanship with our vision for providing a unique space for groups to meet and you get a beautifully inviting place with all the modern communications capabilities any group needs. The House offers four lovely and distinctive meeting rooms, perfect for training seminars or executive sessions for up to 100 attendees.

The adjacent Brooks Center gives you access to an additional 90-seat amphitheater and four more seminar rooms. With 13 guest rooms in the mansion and an another 24 in the Brooks Center, you can invite quite a few overnighters. We will set up and test any audio-visual equipment you need for your meetings.

Unique Dining Options

Our repeat visitors rave about dining options. Whether you gather in the old living room or out on the covered veranda, our chef will impress your attendees and make your event planner look like a genius.

Breakfast and lunch are usually taken buffet-style. The evening meal is curated by the Endicott house’s own chef. Refreshment breaks feature coffee, tea and bottled beverages, available throughout the day along with baked goods, fresh fruit and other snacks.

Access to our Spacious Grounds

Learn, think and plan surrounded by 25 acres of Frederick Law Olmstead-designed landscaping. Also available for a bit of friendly competition are spaces for volleyball, horseshoes, badminton, croquet, bocce, wiffleball, and a Wii if you want to bring it indoors.

There’s also a professional team building obstacle course on the grounds, for the more athletically inclined.

It doesn’t have to be strictly Boston corporate events business. We host company picnics, celebrations, and relaxing rewards for a job well done. Whether you visit  just for the day or for a full week, we make it almost impossible to have a less-than-perfect time away.

Our passion for hospitality means you get the finest possible corporate off-site event. MIT Endicott House is only one half hour from downtown Boston, and conveniently located off Route 128.