As the clock ticks closer to New Years Eve, our Boston bed and breakfast has many options to help you ring in the new year with style! Popular South End eatery B&G Oysters will be offering 5 course tasting menu … Continue reading
If your travels this Christmas weekend bring you to Boston, check out these local restaurants meal offerings for the holiday. Close to to thisw Boston Boutique Hotel, in the Back Bay, L’Espalier will be serving a prix fixe eight-course Christmas Eve dinner … Continue reading
“When it snows, ain’t it thrilling, Though your nose gets a chilling We’ll frolic and play, the Eskimo way, Walking in a winter wonderland.” Although long and full of snow, New England Winters are notorious for the beautiful scenery they create. … Continue reading
When discussing the best boston restaurants with our guests we always ask them “What do you definitely want to eat while in town?” The most common response is “Seafood!! ooh, oysters!”. And they mean it. If your trip to Boston … Continue reading
As Boston moves forward claiming ground as the Food Capital of the East, we keep hearing compliments and praises from our guests from all over the world about our happening food scene. And it is that Boston restaurants have found a … Continue reading
If you visit Boston in the winter, you’ll be in for a treat! One of the perks of being in the New England area in the chilly season is the continuous source of fresh snow for our ski areas. Fortunately … Continue reading
Each year as fall progresses we know that the end of the beloved weekend SOWA Art Market is near. This outdoor market, is only a short walk from our Boston Bed and Breakfast and is the only boutique hotel in Boston … Continue reading
Winter is just around the corner and daring to make small appearances in New England already. If there are people who know how to make the best out of a long cold winter it is Bostonians, especially those at a … Continue reading
If while in Boston the historian in you is itching for more, venture to Salem, the perfect addition to a New England vacation. While in the early 1620’s it was named Naumkeag, or “Fishing Place” by Native Americans, in 1629 … Continue reading
This is the time of the year when we start realizing that winter is on its way and the year is almost over… As if it never happened before! Regardless of how sneaky the new year is being, fall is … Continue reading
