Space 57 at The Revere Hotel

Came here for the Drink Craft Beer Fall To Winter Fest earlier in November and it was basically a mad house of drunks and an awesome beer/​cider selection! The area of Space 57 is essentially a giant warehouse within a hotel. It’s all grey concrete a basic rectangular shape.
While not very pretty to look at, the space allows it to be converted to whatever you would like. Ideal for a variety of events to be hosted. There’s only a a few stalls in the bathroom which are down a hallway to the side and coat check was hidden in a corner. It’s nothing special, but gets the job done. I could see it turning into a club while some added strobe lights and a spinning DJ or a conference room with some draped table clothes over it. It was a little jam-​packed for the craft beer fest with a lot of people squeezing past each other and not a lot of space to stand and hang for a second. I wouldn’t host anything «fancy» or decorative here, but for a low-​key event, this would be your place!

Went to my boyfriend’s office party here last week and celebrated NYE 2012 here. The venue can transform to whatever you can imagine. Good venue and stage space. Bar tenders are attentive.

This is another one of the theaters in the theater district that has been redesigned into a club. I was here for a corporate Christmas party and the space is firstly, enormous. With coat checked and bars open we enjoyed this space immensely as it caters to a more «upscale“crowd than other Boston clubs I’ve been to. The staff needs an injection of holiday spirit, they were rude and looked like they were waiting for any reason to tackle someone. Great space, good drinks, but a poor bunch of folks working there.

Very cool space that lends itself to many different types of events!

Been here before when it was the Stuart theater. It’s a very nice space an now that’s its part if the Revere Hotel there has been several nice upgrades which is very nice.
The staff are super friendly and the screening of a Boston’s Finest was nice. Donnie Walhberg was here along with the cast and many of Boston’s finest was here.