Developer files plans for five-story hotel along Cross Street and the Greenway in the North End

William Caulder's 6M Development of the North End today filed plans for a five-story, 134-room boutique hotel with two restaurants along Cross Street, next to where Goody Glover's used to be before it was replaced by a Chase Bank branch.

The proposed hotel would replace a parking lot and two one-story buildings, one now vacant, along Cross Street and also bordering Endicott and Morton streets. An open-air cut-through in the middle of the building would let pedestrians walk from Cross Street to Morton Street and Cutillo Park.

The roof would have a deck for outdoor dining for up to 300; the two restaurants would have a total of 240 indoor seats.

This being the North End, the total parcel, less than a third of an acre, is currently divided into 11 separate lots; 6M says it has the rights to all of the lots.

From the filing, the current buildings:

The proposed hotel would have no on-site parking, but 6M says it has an agreement for valet parking at the nearby Haymarket Garage. It would have space for 20 bicycles - 16 for employees to bike to and from work and the other 4 for bikes for guests.

In addition to the BPDA, the Zoning Board of Appeal will also have to give its OK.

Cross Street boutique hotel project notification form (29.4M PDF).
Related documents and calendar of meetings.