Hotels near Boston Harbor Seaplane Base - BNH, Boston

it was the first time exploring Boston by bicycles. it was amazing and very comfortable and saved because you have dedicated lines for riding. Than the city was change a lot from last time, with dedicated public spaces with beautiful landscape design, spaces for waking and running much more human. I love Boston for good energy, clean city, and comfort.

this inn cost less than $200/night with tax - a fantastic price which allowed us to spend more on meals, the parking was free, and it's only ~2-3 blocks from the Davis subway station, with Pemberton Market across the street for meals. hopefully they will update their mattresses soon as ours was uncomfortable but we were able to sleep.

We didn't visit Chelsea during the day, just got some take out food one of the nights (there are options not too far from the hotel). For what we saw around the hotel, it didn't strike me as a particularly beautiful area, but it's a short drive to Boston, and very close to the airport (but we didn't hear any plane noise.) We didnt explore public transportation options to Boston, but my impession is that can be a hustle. However it'ss close to Boston, so if you have a car is a short drive and my guess is that a taxi or Uber should be affordable too.

Winthrop was a great town! We walked to the yacht clubs and Deer Island - enjoyed the beach front, picking up shells and clams, and the local restaurants had some pretty good food! Try D'Parma and Woody's! Bus transportation was great (except on Sunday) so we didn't need a rental to get anywhere we wanted.

Boston: Very interesting city, beautiful old buildings blended with the modern high-rise buildings made for a tasteful skyline and lots of information is available on the history of the city. Roof-top cocktail bars in the Seaport area are great for a younger vibe and we managed to take some nice pics overlooking the harbour. We really enjoyed the narrated bus tours especially the Duck-boat which drove into the Charles River, such a unique experience! The Boston Tea- Party museum, was also great fun and the bakery/tea room was awesome. The food options were great all round, we enjoy all types of food and there was plenty choice. We had good experiences - The Pearl Chinese restaurant was walking distance from our hotel/ very tasty dishes, the staff were very helpful in assisting us choose dishes to share for 4 people. We also enjoyed a Mexican themed pop-up restaurant in Boston Common with live music playing on the long-weekend early October. The Barking Crab is a must visit also in the Seaport area - fantastic food and service, great vibe. Harvard University grounds and Art Museum also great and interesting visit. Aswell as the Quincy Market. The city tour buses were great fun and easy to use to get around town.

A city of students is filled which values parks and outdoors. Neighborhoods have lots of trees and beautiful architecture. You'll find gems like the Harvard Museum with its temporary exhibits or the Museum of Modern Arts. The Revolutionary historic walks are a must as a walk on the wharf. Local activities in summer everywhere.