The Atlas sits a short walk from the Western Avenue Bridge and the Weeks Footbridge, two of the best spots on the 4,702-meter course to watch a crew either nail a turn or very publicly not. Most Head of the Charles visitors stay downtown or in Cambridge and fight their way to the water. Your client who books a stay at The Atlas can walk.
A Hydrow rowing machine is set up in the suite with workout gear, in case your client wants to feel what the crews feel before heading to the lounge to watch them do it properly. The kitchenette comes stocked with snacks and drinks pitched at race-day hours, which start brutally early. The television streams the Rowing Channel or the regatta’s YouTube feed for the stretches of the weekend spent horizontal.
The package is available only to guests booking the Atlas Suite for October 16 to 18, so there is exactly one of these to sell. If you have a client with rowing in the family, a Harvard or BU connection, or simply a taste for being the person with the good tent credentials, this is the call to make this week.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on Luxury Travel Advisor.
