Historische hotels in Downtown Boston

'We arrived at the check in time and the unit was not cleaned. There was poop in the toilet, beds not done, food in the kitchen and towels on the floor. The host only had excuses and offered 50 credit. We had to get ready for an event in a disgusting bathroom. When we returned later the unit had been cleaned but because of the late hour on a Sunday, the cleaners did not put much effort into cleaning the unit. The floors and carpets were not vacuumed. The supplies had not been replenished. ...

'Loved the property… so unique, somewhere a little different to stay. Beautifully decorated, great room, clean and comfy. Perfect breakfast and lots of options close by for dinner. Boston is a 20 - 25 minute walk or you can get on the redline. I loved that it wasn’t right in town so a little less busy. Would definitely recommend to others'

'We loved staying on the houseboat instead of a hotel. We had stayed on a houseboat the last time we visited Boston and it was a cool experience. It’s quiet and peaceful and more quaint than a hotel. Communication was great and made the check in process easy. We met up with sherry and she explained everything thoroughly. Very grateful. We traveled with 4 adults, 2 elementary aged children and a dog. A little tight but we made it work. Overall a great experience. Love.'

'Clean, air conditioned, a bit of a septic smell, but easily combatted with open windows and it goes away pretty fast. Comfortable beds with all supplies you need except the food.'

'Excellent location! Lots of restaurants within walking distance, and a conveniently located train station nearby. Apartment was cozy, well-stocked, and perfect for 2 people. Street parking was doable (visitor parking permit provided) but there’s also a parking garage nearby. Ken was very responsive and available through messages. '

'Clean, comfy, cozy.'