Hotels near Boston Harbor Seaplane Base - BNH, Boston

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.

A young vibrant city that was very clean everywhere we travelled. The T system was easy to navigate and reliable. Had some great food. Any Bostonian’s we spoke with were always cheerful and helpful. We packed so much into our week. It was great - can’t wait to return!

Go to the Harvard museums and Isabella Gardiner one too, Cambridge n Boston have lots to do, many gorgeous green spaces and food to keep your senses buzzing, my son is at Harvard he was wslk8ng us around daily seeing lots n lots, was a great moment in time crossing the bridges, seeing them at a distance then looping around walking over them, got the red line occasionally when we went further out, like to fenway park, and go and see the glass flowers exhibition, unreal

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.

Our flight was really late, so didn't get to enjoy this lovely place and neighborhood as much as I would've liked. Did get to walk over to the water and see planes go in and out. And saw a few boats. Was able to walk to a restaurant downtown to pick up dinner at 10pm. Bout a 10 min walk. Nice downtown.

Their is so much to do, see and eat in Boston. My 2 days in the city wasn't long enough so I will be going back. A personal favourite for me was the Boston Tea Party Museum, very interesting and emersive. Be sure to visit the Italian quarter for a Canoli at Mike's Pastry, the queue was out the door (the best review you can give a place) and it's worth the wait. The city is very well serviced with buses, trains and the subway but is also easy to navigate if, like me, you like to walk everywhere or you can hire a bike.