$, Back Bay
Fodor's Review:
There's not even a sign on the door of this handsome brownstone -- that's how much it blends in with its residential neighbors. International visitors and college students have discovered this place, warming to its slightly quirky, visiting-an-old-auntie charm. Check out the old black-and-white photos of Boston in the hallways as you head to your guest room (each is slightly different, as befits an old house). The antiques-filled sitting room functions as a guest room in summertime. Digs are tidy but basic, with hardwood floors; those on the fifth floor are loft-style. Some rooms are small and share a bath. No meals are served, but some of the rooms have kitchenettes. Several restaurants are within walking distance, too. Each room has a two-person occupancy limit, and because of the layout, the house isn't appropriate for children.
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