Hotels near Boston Harbor Seaplane Base - BNH, Boston

I felt most of experience was very good during staying. I pre-requested early check-in and they provided the service to me. Especially Well-facilities in the room were perfect to take a rest and enjoy cooking with food from supermarket (market basket). When I checked-out, my room rate was overcharged but i couldn't argue about that due to behind schedule. But the overcharged payment was returned to me through direct phone call. Public transportation is also close to hotel and easy to access super market. It is worth to stay here when you visit Boston. At the last I think this hotel would be perfect if your check-in/out counter's staff have been a little bit more kind and had a smile.

Boston is my favourite City in the World A walkable city with so many attractions and great neighbourhoods to hang out in Superb bars and restaurants, it's an ideal start and end to a vacation in New England or simply for a few days break. Take in the Red Sox, Celtics or Bruins in this sporting city Within 45 minutes is Lexington, Plymouth

Cambridge is an easy, safe and picturesque place to walk around. The streets are clean, the parks are beautifully maintained and there is stunning historic architecture, as well as quaint shops and eateries everywhere. We particularly enjoyed seeing the beautiful Memorial Hall. It's a pity visitors can't look inside, into the Annenberg Hall dining area, but we appreciate that the Harvard students may not like an audience whilst eating : ). The Harvard University of Natural History is fantastic and the Glass Flowers exhibit is a must-see! Being a rower, I enjoyed seeing the beautiful Weld Boathouse and Newell Boathouse and watching crews row up and down the Charles River. If you love books, The COOP bookstore is well worth a visit and if you enjoy ice-cream, I would highly recommend getting a Taiyaki (Japanese ice-cream) from Taiyaki NYC in Church Street. The ramen at Boston Ramen at 24 Holyoke Street was delicious and I would highly recommend grabbing a waffle and coffee from the food truck parked in the Harvard Science Center Plaza. If you're going into Boston, I would highly recommend the Boston Tea Party Ships and museum experience (an excellent interactive, re enactment experience), having a ride on the beautiful Greenway Carousel and walking through the Boston Common, seeing the 'Make way for ducks' statue and, for the 'Cheers' tv series fans, visiting the Cheers bar.

Winthrop is easy to get around by foot, car, or bus. Very safe and friendly community. Recommend D'Palma Restaurant for Italian food, and Belle Isle Seafood. Both offer casual dining with good food for a reasonable price.

This hotel is friendly, clean, close to public transportation and all staff were friendly, professional and informative. Great breakfast, no fee parking and a free shuttle to the airport and/or blue line.

I'm a Bostonian, but now live in NYC. Which I hate. Boston is very clean, pretty and it smells nice. It's easy to get to Provincetown via ferry. It's a great walking around city and I love the Aquarium and hanging around near the Harbor. Quincy Marketplace/Fanuiel Hall is a little too crowded for my tastes, but it's a great shopping and eating place. I love the Public Gardens.