By adamg on Wed., 11/1/2017 - 10:36 am
The AC Hotel at the Circle, where the Cleveland Circle Cinema and the Applebee's used to be, should open in April, just in time for BC graduation season, its manager, Ronald Rockelein, said today.
Rockelein appeared before the Boston Licensing Board to seek its approval for the chain's plan to buy the liquor license now held by Chau Chow City on Essex Street in Chinatown.
The 162-room hotel is part of a project that also includes a senior-citizen apartment building.
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Don’t forget, it was a HoJo’s
By anon
Wed, 11/01/2017 - 11:25am
Don’t forget, it was a HoJo’s and a Ground Round before it was Applebee’s!
A classic example of how screwed up things are
By Gary C
Wed, 11/01/2017 - 11:45am
There is not one person in all of Boston/Brookline who would complain that a hotel has alcohol, so why should they have to go into the sleazy (but legal) aftermarket to get a license?
I know. Those are the rules, but the rules need to be fixed!
Presumably, this place will
By Chris77
Thu, 11/02/2017 - 7:29am
Presumably, this place will get occasional business from the football fans who travel to see their teams play at BC. Clemson is coming next season, and given the lack of tailgating space up there, Tiger fans will take over Cleveland Circle.
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