Hotels near Boston Harbor Seaplane Base - BNH, Boston

Don't let the stereotypes fool you. The people of Boston, while not talkative like I am coming from the south, were the nicest city of strangers I have met, and you can feel a sense of comradery. Multiple instances I had some of the best of a food I'd ever had. The architecture is beautiful and the city is filled to the brim with history around every corner. Be prepared to walk for a deep appreciation of the architecture - it is sprinkled and spaced out all across the city. But it is worth it.

One can get to a residence or a hotel easily from Logan airport. If you walk to Harvard, you can enjoy watching red leaves on the way. As Harvard square is a walking distance, shopping, sightseeing and joining conference are very convenient. You can enjoy Continental and sophisticated atmosphere because the University of Harvard is very near.

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.

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.

Loved the fact the hotel was Central and that Boston is easily walkable. Cobble stones and damaged pavements everywhere in older part, North side much easier to walk around. Some great shops & restaurants, surpringly, not much veggie unless you count green salad. Everywhere felt safe and comfy to walk round. A week is just enough time for a visit. For those GF and Vegan I can't recommend Jennifer Lee enough, amazing sandwiches and cakes. Pho also great for vegan food. If you're a carnivore pretty much anywhere is great for you. We did the hop on hop off Trolley Bus tour one day which was great, some guides were good, others not so much. Tbe Freedom Trail was really interesting, guide was helpful and gave loads of interesting facts on top of the historical info.

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.