Hotels near Boston Harbor Seaplane Base - BNH, Boston

Excellent hotel, comfortable rooms, with a beautiful view. The area is very safe and quiet, relatively close to the center and the airport. The indoor pool is very nice. There is a coffee shop on the first floor that sells Starbucks products. The rooms with very comfortable beds, excellent coffee as well as a spacious safe. Excellent hotel.

People are so rude. I'm a born and raised Masshole and a transplant southerner. I should be used to it. However, when you're away from it for so long (5 years), you don't want to deal with it and find it disrespectful. I almost got into a ton of fights: Getting road rage from walking behind stupid people that feel the need to walk super slow (when there are appointments to get to) while they desperately feel the urge to take up an entire sidewalk. Can't walk on the street, I almost got run over more than once by cars not caring if you're in the crosswalk, they still come right at you. Some stopped. But not many. One lady stepped off the T and immediately stopped to check her phone right outside the doors. Blocking everyone else from exiting the train. I had a few choice words for her. It reminded me of why I left that horrible state of Massachusetts.

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.

Cambridge is much nicer than Boston, and the Harvard Campus is wonderful to walk around, with big trees and lots of open spaces. There are good restaurants too - we really enjoyed The Druid Irish pub. There is also a lot to see and do. Two days was too short to go to everything we wanted to visit.

Boston is a terrific city - good people and a wide choice of quality restaurants and wonderful history. I particularly enjoyed a walk through the grounds of Harvard and the Freedom Walk (which takes several hours but takes you through the city from Boston Common to Bunker Hill). I recommend doing the audio tour for $9.95USD. It stops and starts along the route by using GPS - great information. I also recommend Falafel King (you'll find it on the Freedom Trail route) - delicious, fresh grilled meats, salads in wraps. Their baklava is the best I've ever eaten.