Visitors rave about the wonderful accommodations, friendly staff, and fabulous breakfast at this elegant redbrick-and-brownstone 1882 row house. On Boston's most fashionable shopping street, the inn looks the part, with natural pine flooring, elegant reproduction Victorian furnishings, and prints from the Museum of Fine Arts. Some rooms have bay windows; others have decorative fireplaces. Limited parking is available at $15 for 24 hours -- a good deal for the area. Pros: Cozy, homey, great location. Cons: Some say that rooms don't look as nice as the Web site indicates; furnishings and carpets are OK but look a little tired.
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