Greater Boston MA - Inns-Bed n’ Breakfasts – Cabins – Cottages

This is a bed and breakfast in the Boston Area located at 83 Longwood Avenue in Brookline. Once a turn-of-the- century, Victorian-style private home, the Beech Tree Inn offers warmth and gracious hospitality. Its unique, charming and casual setting invites the busiest city slicker to come in and relax. Your comfort is our first and foremost consideration during your stay at our bed and breakfast in Boston. The Beech Tree Inn has a total of ten guest rooms, each with its own individual, personal touches. Each room is equipped with a hair dryer, air conditioner, ceiling fan, CD player, TV/VCR, dial-up and wireless Internet access, and telephone with private voicemail. Modern conven iences combined with the comforts of home make The Beech Tree Inn Bed and Breakfast the first choice for many Boston visitors. The inn is located just west of the Boston line, conveniently providing our guests with surroundings that are ideal for relaxing and/or exploring.

Harding House Bed & Breakfast – Cambridge, MA. Easy access to the historic and cultural venues, restaurants, universities, and public transport of Cambridge and Boston. We are known for our warm, welcoming atmosphere and impeccable hospitality. Enjoy modern amenities in our updated 1860’s historic Victorian bed and breakfast in a residential Cambridge neighborhood. Savor delicious and healthy breakfasts (included), relax in our cozy, comfortable rooms, view art exhibits in our parlor. Harding House is a welcoming place to return at the end of your vacation or business day. See why National Geographic Traveler calls us a “Charming, spacious and bright place in a great neighborhood, filled with nice people.” Harding House Bed & Breakfast - Cambridge, MA View our “Top 10 Favorite Activities” Conveniently located within a 15-minute walk to Harvard, a 20-minute walk to MIT, and a 7-minute walk to the ‘T’ (only 3 stops to downtown Boston), The Harding House Bed and Breakfast is an ideal location for enjoying all that Cambridge and Boston has to offer. "A beautiful place to stay in a beautiful city!" - Ontario, Canada We look forward to welcoming you.

Cambridge Mass hotel history Irving House has served the traveling public since 1945. In its early years, it was the annex of The Kirkland Inn with offices in the home of the Misho family who operated the inn until 1990. When we purchased the house at 24 Irving Street that July, it was clear from the guests staying there that the Mishos’ warm hospitality was well known and kindly remembered. On their strong foundation, we have been making improvements to the house and our operations in response to the helpful comments of our guests ever since. In 2009 we began the comprehensive renovation of the house, updating the rooms, improving technologies and expanding amenities. Whether you are a long-time guest, or visiting us for the first time, we hope you enjoy a comfortable and relaxing stay. At Irving House, we hope to provide a range of amenities that will make for a comfortable and relaxing stay. If you have additional needs that are not outlined below, please contact us, and we will do our best to accommodate your request. Included In Our Rates Daily housekeeping and 24 hour desk service, of course! Breakfast Afternoon snacks Guest refrigerator, ice machine Daily papers: Boston Globe, New York Times Wireless Internet throughout the house Computer in parlor to share, and one in our conference room too! Books around the house, yours to take Local phone calls (just don’t dial ’1′!) Umbrellas to borrow Post cards you can send to anywhere in the world, on us! Parking in our lot (free except at Commencement) Boarding passes printed from parlor computer Pay As You Use Laundry facilities: coin op, ironing gym passes for just $15 – Fax services, incoming and outgoing Long Term Stays Amenities Weekly housekeeping One set of towels & bedding, changed weekly Kitchenette (sink, refrigerator, microwave oven) Electric kettle or Coffee maker Toaster or Toaster combo Crock pot or Rice cooker Dishes & Cutlery Phone with answering machine Clock/radio Television Broadband Internet with wifi throughout the house Off street parking Use of laundry facilitilies at 24 Irving Street

An Elegant Victorian Bed & Breakfast in the Heart of Cambridge Conveniently located in the center of cosmopolitan Cambridge, Prospect Place Bed and Breakfast is only a short walk from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University. Cambridge and Boston are synonymous with New England history and charm. They offer all the cultural experiences of a large city, while being quite compact and accessible in layout - in short, the perfect walking city. Join us at our peaceful oasis in the midst of the vibrant city on Boston’s Left Bank. Metropolitan Boston is just across the river. With the MBTA subway and bus lines a few minutes from the inn’s front door, Prospect Place Bed and Breakfast Inn affords you the time and convenience to explore all of Cambridge and Boston. An historic Cambridge bed and breakfast Step back into another era as you walk through the doors of our lovely and historic Italianate Victorian bed and breakfast in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This historic home has been meticulously and lovingly restored to its original glory. Period details abound, from classic archways to marble fireplaces and cut-glass windows. The inn is elegantly, yet comfortably, furnished with eclectic antiques, original fine art, oriental rugs, and authentic lace curtains made on 19th century looms in Scotland. The inn’s atmosphere is refined and tasteful without being pretentious. Quintessential Boston experience Prospect Place offers you a unique taste of the past – Victorian elegance with the modern amenities you require. For your comfort and convenience, we offer a smoke free environment with central air conditioning and complimentary Wifi internet. We welcome well-behaved children 9 years and older.

Located only eleven miles from Boston, Mary Van's "This Old House" Bed and Breakfast remains nestled in one of Boston's most beautiful and historical suburbs. The Inn is two blocks from the scenic Minuteman Bikeway and only minutes from Lexington's historic museums and parks. Guests enjoy easy access to the best of two worlds with the comforting charm of peaceful Lexington along with the cosmopolitan life of vibrant Boston. Whether you are an independent city explorer or just want to enjoy the tranquility of a charming historic town, our doors are always open to welcome you! Located only eleven miles from Boston, Mary Van's "This Old House" Bed and Breakfast remains nestled in one of Boston's most beautiful and historical suburbs. The Inn is two blocks from the scenic Minuteman Bikeway and only minutes from Lexington's historic museums and parks. Guests enjoy easy access to the best of two worlds with the comforting charm of peaceful Lexington along with the cosmopolitan life of vibrant Boston. Whether you are an independent city explorer or just want to enjoy the tranquility of a charming historic town, our doors are always open to welcome you! This Old House The home's addition was the featured project on the television series, This Old House, and lasted through all twenty-six episodes of the season. The spring of 1988 saw us joining up with homeowners Mary Van and Jim Sinek to build an addition onto their home in Lexington, Massachusetts. The project became known as the "B&B job," since one major component was adding three extra bedrooms and baths for the Sineks to rent out as bed-and-breakfast accommodations. Another crucial aspect was creating an in-law's suite for Mary Van's elderly mother, complete with handicapped-accessible bedroom and bath. When Jim's employer relocated the couple to Massachusetts from Rochester, New York, they found that real estate prices in the metropolitan Boston area had "gone through the roof", even for modest homes. Jim, an engineer, and Mary-Van, a veteran do-it-yourselfer, purchased the house with the goal of making the housing help to pay for itself by renting out one unit (or converting it into a condominium) and generating additional income from the bed-and-breakfast operation. The house they bought, built in 1909, was a well-kept, wood-frame, side-by-side two-family residence on a generous corner lot. Designer Jock Gifford of Design Associates drew up the addition in a style sympathetic to the existing building; its 2,400 square feet doubled the existing square-footage of one of the house's units. Room Rates Master is $120 per night total charge. The other room is $110 per night total charge Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let’s discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Many thanks to Mary Van Sinek for sharing her own secrets! Why do most travelers stay at your inn?Many guests are excited to be staying in this house as avid watchers of TOH TV. What are you best known for? What makes your inn unique? What do you love most about your inn?I am best known for the fact that "This Old House" on TV added a 2000 sq. ft addition onto my 1909 house. If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit?Lexington is the birthplace of liberty and has a history dating to 1775 and before.     If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area?Each year we have a parade and historic tours celebrating April 18,1775. Our tours begin in April and run through October. Three historic houses are open and if you take the trolley tour, one gets free passes to the houses. Is there anything within walking distance of your inn?There is a bike path which runs into Boston. Many people rent bicycles and make the trip. My private home, which is the bed and breakfast, is only 1 1/2 miles from town. The bike path is only one block from my house making for an easy walk into town. What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area?In our town and neighboring towns there are many wonderful restaurants. Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference?To plan a trip to Lexington and the surrounding areas the Visitor's Center is a great help. How many rooms does your inn have?Although I have 5 bedrooms, only three are designated for bed and breakfast. Do you accept pets?I have two cocker spaniels and I welcome guest with their dogs.

Amerscot House Inn is a beautiful 18th Century colonial home located in scenic Stow, Massachusetts. Just 27 miles outside Boston and close to historic Concord, we offer one suite and three bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. Our rooms are furnished with antique furniture, original artwork and comfortable King or Queen Beds. We use luxurious 700-count Egyptian cotton bed linens (all meticulously hand ironed), goose down filled duvets and pillows (alternatives available), oversized, fluffy towels and plentiful Gilchrist & Soames English toiletries. All our rooms are equipped with flat-screen HDTV/DVD players with over 100 HD channels including premium movie and sports at no charge and free Wi-Fi. Rooms also have K-Cup coffee and hot beverage makers. A full country breakfast is served each morning at your choice of communal or individual tables. An extensive cold buffet is laid out for you to enjoy while your hot entrée is prepared by owner, Viki Carter. The house has spacious living rooms for guests to enjoy as well as nearly 3 acres of gardens and woodlands. Complimentary fruit, baked goods, snacks, hot & cold drinks, including wine & beer, are available in the Guests’ Sitting Room at all times. You can sip wine in the conservatory or take tea in front of the fireplace. We invite you to be our guest and to delight in our idyllic setting.