Boston lodging 5 nts Oct
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Boston lodging 5 nts Oct
We are two couples in late 60s/early 70s looking for lodging options - namely hotels in a good location. Not having much luck finding anything on AirBnB. Any recommendations? Thanks.
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It depends on your schedule and what activities you want to do. Four of us stayed in an air b&b outside Boston. Since we live in Mew Emgland and have been to Boston many times our choice on that trip was a south Boston food tour. Another day we walked the Rose Kennedy Greenway from Chinatown to Quincy Market intending to lunch there which I don't recommend. We had a car but it was better to Uber into and back from Boston. We found restaurants near our air b&b. We did not plan to see any shows that visit so staying in a suburb was fine.
even if you go back in for a show it might be worth it. The Uner ride was at least 20 minutes. Sorry can't remember town we stayed in.
even if you go back in for a show it might be worth it. The Uner ride was at least 20 minutes. Sorry can't remember town we stayed in.
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Also depends when in October. October is generally speaking Parents Weekend for many colleges in/around Boston. Columbus Day weekend is a three day weekend and so many colleges host prospective student visiting days then.
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Because you mentioned BnBs, and I had a specific agenda, I have reservations about posting. I wanted to stay near the Boston Public Library:
Hotel: http://www.westincopleyplaceboston.com/
The Westin Copley Square was very near a T and travel to Harvard and the Symphony was easy. It was a reasonable walk to a China Town restaurant as well.
Please say more about your budget and what you want to see.
Hotel: http://www.westincopleyplaceboston.com/
The Westin Copley Square was very near a T and travel to Harvard and the Symphony was easy. It was a reasonable walk to a China Town restaurant as well.
Please say more about your budget and what you want to see.
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High style. Breakfast included. Showing a tiny bit of wear. Very convenient to transportation and the Prudential Center. Small boutique hotel on a shaded street with recommended parking facility nearby. Laundry. Very helpful staff.
https://www.innatstbotolph.com
https://www.innatstbotolph.com
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When you say "good location" do you have a specific part of the city you would like to stay in? And as everyone mentioned already, can you give a budget range? Do you need parking? Or near public transit? More details will help people chime in.
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