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Commonwealth Court Guest House 284 Commonwealth Avenue, Back Bay, Boston | |
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Score from 224 reviews:
Good,
Latest booking: 1 hour ago
Commonwealth Court Guest House is a turn of the century European style brownstone where the grace and splendor of the yesteryear remains.
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from $99 Average price per night |
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Dyer Properties Apartments 10 Brainerd Road, Boston | |
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Score from 28 reviews:
Pleasant,
Latest Booking: June 14
Just steps from the hustle-bustle of the city and in a quiet neighborhood, Dyer Properties is convenient to the center of the city, Boston Common park, Fenway Park, Boston University and Harvard...
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from $90 Average price per night |
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Garrison Luxury Furnished Suites 32 Garrison Street, Back Bay, Boston | |
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Latest booking: 11 hours ago
This property features a rooftop terrace with views of the Boston skyline. Each modern suite has a full kitchen. The Back Bay Metro Station is a 5-minute walk away.
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from $275 Average price per night |
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Greenhouse Apartments 150 Huntington Avenue, Back Bay, Boston | |
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Located in Boston’s Back Bay neighbourhood, these modern apartments feature an outdoor rooftop pool and free Wi-Fi access. Hynes Convention Center is 8 minutes’ walk away.
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from $230 Average price per night |
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The Towers at Longfellow Furnished Apartments 1 Longfellow Place, Beacon Hill, Boston | |
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Latest booking: 16 hours ago
Just 7 minutes’ walk from Boston North Station and TD Garden sports arena, this 3-bedroom apartment features a full kitchen and free W-Fi. An outdoor pool and fitness centre are available on site.
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from $195 Average price per night |
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Emerson Place At The West End 10 Emerson Place , Beacon Hill, Boston | |
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Where Everybody Knows Your Name
One of the oldest and most historic US cities, Boston is known as ""America’s Walking City"". In its heart, next to 18th-century Faneuil Hall, is Quince Market - a food haven. In the nearby seaport, you can take a whale-watching trip or dine at one of the many restaurants serving a Boston specialty: lobster with melted butter.
The streets south of the peaceful Charles River in Back Bay are lined with Victorian brownstone houses. At the downtown end of one – Beacon Street – is the Cheers bar, modeled on the 80's sitcom. Opposite is Boston Common, a large park with a bronze sculpture celebrating the book ""Make Way for Ducklings"". The golden dome of the House of Representatives is by the other end.
The oldest part is Charlestown and streets around the Bunker Hill obelisk still feature old-style gas lamps, though now they are electric. Over in Cambridge, Harvard is the USA’s oldest and most prestigious university. The campus is open to the public, as is Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), whose central point is an emblematic, Pantheon-like building.
Sport in Boston is also a big thing, with the Celtics and Red Sox among the city’s big name teams.
The largest New England city, Boston has the perfect size for walking and cycling. Logan International Airport is connected by public transport to Boston hotels, motels, apartments and B&Bs.
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