Bed & Breakfast Agency-Boston

We certainly enjoyed out stay at 113 Beacon. First of all it was only about 2 blocks from ""Cheers"", which was the highlight of our trip (per my husband).\r Across the street from the Boston Commons.\r We could walk every place. No need for a car.\r We will stay there again. Just make sure you call the office before 5:00 PM as we couldn't get a hold of anyone after office hours. When you check in late you are on your own. But the ""apartment"" was perfect of 2 couples. We had a great time. Will be back.\r more

When Bed & Breakfast Agency sent me an email detailing their various accommodations, the included photographs looked so good that I assumed they were ""dummies"" - other apartments that fit the descriptions, but not the actual ones they use for their rentals.\r \r When I opened the door to the place, I was shocked to find that it actually was that beautiful, memorable, old-school quirky abode shown in their original email to me.\r \r To say ""Bed & Breakfast (no breakfast included)"" is basically to say ""apartment"" and that's what this was, a short term furnished apartment rental. As long as you don't have to have someone wash your sheets towels each night to have a good vacation, this is a fantastic solution.\r \r We had 5 in-laws staying there for 4 nights (over the 4th of July) and it came out to $59 per night per person, which is incredibly cheap - cheaper even than a hostel. And with the ~18' ceilings, lovely furniture, fireplace, air conditioning, 2 bathrooms, and huge mirrored walls, it was, let's say, a step or two up from the hostel.\r \r I enthusiastically recommend this agency. Their dealings were professional, they were easy to get on the phone, they promptly brought over 2 extra keys when we requested them, and there were no complications with reservations or payments. more