Hotels near Boston Harbor Seaplane Base - BNH, Boston

It's in a good location for Cambridge, and even not far from Boston amenities. It is NOT right near Harvard campus, though, if that's what you're looking for ... but not far. The facility is fine - an inn, not a hotel, but with room amenities of a hotel.

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.

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.

Boston is a wonderful city and a fantastic destination for a trip. Avoid dedicated "sight-seeng" focused on the usual tourist-y things (Freedom Trail, Quincy Market, etc.) unless you are very much an American history buff. Instead, explore the neighborhoods of Boston on your own (The Waterfront, North End, Beacon Hill, Back Bay, The Seaport, …). They are lovely and each has it's own character and charm. There are endless things to do. Take in a game if you're interested in that, see a show, or do something else special (Shakespeare in the Park for example in the summer). The subway is a wonderful and efficient way to get everywhere and if you want to venture far beyond Boston itself, the commuter rail is equally good. There are lots of options for getting onto the water (ferries, water taxis, harbor tours, the Boston Harbor Islands, …, and visitors should take advantage of at least one. It's a great way to see the city. The recently renovated observation deck at the Prudential Tower is just excellent. Boston is a very welcoming and approachable city. You can explore confidently. It generally feels safe and clean and well maintained while oozing charm.

Comfy room, clean and modern with friendly staff. Booked in advance, was quoted $186 tax included. But, at check-in I was notified that it cost $25 per day, per parking spot and a $75 fee that would be returned (5 to 7 days) after checkout. Plus they wanted $20 per person for breakfast. Total: $326 for 2 people for one night. Nice place, but won't spend that to stay there again.

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.