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                                  UNITED STATES
                       SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                             WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549

                            SCHEDULE 14A INFORMATION
PROXY STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 14(A) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934


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                             Boykin Lodging Company
                (Name of Registrant as Specified in Its Charter)

                         MACKENZIE PATTERSON FULLER, LP
    (Name of Person(s) Filing Proxy Statement, if other than the Registrant)


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This filing consists of a press release issued by the Filing Person on June 7,
2006.

                              FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MacKenzie Patterson Fuller, LP urges shareholders to vote NO on the Boykin
Lodging Company (NYSE: BOY) Merger and files definitive additional proxy
solicitation materials with the SEC.

Moraga, Calif. (Market Wire)--June 7, 2006

              MacKenzie Patterson Fuller, LP urges shareholders to:
          Vote NO on the Boykin Lodging Company (the "Company") Merger
                           for the Following Reasons:

     1.   The $11  offer  per  common  share  is  approximately  29%  below  the
          Company's 52-week high trading price of $15.48.
     2.   We believe the sale price is  approximately  33% below the fair market
          value, based upon revenue, of the Company's lodging portfolio.
     3.   Robert Boykin is paying well below market for the Pink Shell Resort on
          both a per key and direct capitalization basis.

On May 22, 2006, the Company announced that it entered into a definitive merger
agreement to be acquired by Braveheart Holdings LP for approximately $416
million including debt. In addition, Robert Boykin, the Company's Chairman and
CEO, will acquire two properties from the Company for $14.6 million. As a result
of this transaction, shareholders should expect to receive consideration
totaling of $11 per common share. After careful review, we at MacKenzie
Patterson Fuller, LP (current beneficial owner of approximately 1.9% of the
Company's outstanding common shares) believe this transaction is grossly unfair
for the following reasons:

     1.   The  52-week  high for the common  stock is  $15.48,  while the common
          shareholders  will  receive  only  $11,  approximately  29%  below the
          52-week  high.  We believe the recent  weakness in the share price has
          enabled an  outside  player to buy the  Company  at a discount  to the
          value of the  underlying  lodging  properties  at the  expense  of the
          shareholders.
     2.   The Company is currently  suffering from weak occupancy as a result of
          hurricane  damage  to the  Florida  properties;  we  expect  values to
          recover  quickly.  We believe the Florida  properties are scheduled to
          re-open this year, improving  occupancy.  Weak occupancy has generated
          lower  income than would be  generated  on a  stabilized  basis.  This
          transaction  implies a gross income  multiplier,  a common comparative
          valuation  methodology,  of only TWO,  while the implied  gross income
          multiplier for the  acquisitions  of Wyndham  International,  Inc., La
          Quinta  Corporation,  Meristar  Hospitality  Corporation,  and Jameson
          Inns, Inc. were all over THREE. As a result, we believe the Company is
          being sold at a discount  of at least 33%  relative to the fair market
          value of its lodging portfolio on a revenue-generating basis.
     3.   Robert Boykin plans to purchase the Company's  joint venture  interest
          in the  Banana  Bay  Resort  and  Marina  (the  "Banana  Bay") and the
          Company's  wholly  owned  interest in the Pink Shell Resort (the "Pink
          Shell")  at what we  believe is a price  unfair to  shareholders.  The
          Banana Bay was  recently  purchased by the Company  during  January of
          2006  through a joint  venture  agreement,  for which the Company paid
          $1.25 million plus assumption of debt. Thus,  Robert Boykin should pay
          at least the $1.25  million  for the  Company's  interest in the joint
          venture,  meaning no more than $13.35  million of the $14.6 million he
          has  offered  for  both  properties  would  be for  the  purchase  the
          Company's  interest in the Pink  Shell.  This means  Robert  Boykin is
          paying  approximately  $75,000 per room (or "key") for a Fort  Meyers,
          Florida  lodging  property  in a  market  that is  fetching  AT  LEAST
          $100,000 per key. Moreover,  the Pink Shell's room rates range between
          $175 and $350 per night.  Using the  Company's  average  first quarter
          2006  occupancy  of 65.5% and a 20% profit  margin  (both of which are
          fairly conservative assumptions in today's market), the stabilized net
          operating income for the Pink Shell should range between $1.49 million
          and $2.98 million.  Thus calculated,  Robert Boykin is paying a price,
          based upon  capitalization  rates, which will return somewhere between
          11% and 22% per  year for the Pink  Shell  in a market  where,  in our
          experience, capitalization rates for full service hotels range between
          6% and 8%.

In response to this unfair transaction, MacKenzie Patterson Fuller, LP is
considering filing with the SEC a opposition proxy statement on Schedule 14A and
other documents concerning the proposed transaction. Before making any voting or
investment decision, we recommend that shareholders review all proxy materials
carefully when it is available because it contains important information. You
can get the proxy statement, when and if it is filed, and any other relevant
documents, for free at the SEC's web site www.sec.gov or by contacting MacKenzie
Patterson Fuller, LP at the number below.

Contact: Christine Simpson, 800-854-8357 x. 224
MacKenzie Patterson Fuller, LP
1640 School Street, Suite 100
Moraga, California 94556
www.mpfi.com