How many more chances do we get to enjoy such beautiful weekend weather in Boston? Hopefully a few more, but do not miss the opportunity to have a nice walk. Everyone is always asking our Boston bed and breakfast, “What should we do … Continue reading
Two weeks ago today, the Boston area police departments with the help of the FBI and other government agencies shut down our bustling metropolis to find the men who poked the wrong sleeping giant. While the city has slowly regained … Continue reading
Our boutique bed and breakfast is nestled in Boston’s lovely South End neighborhood. Here you will find fabulous cobblestone sidewalks leading you into a maze of delicious restaurants and one of a kind shops and specialty stores. While Ken Oringer … Continue reading
The guests at Clarendon Square can often be found strolling through the South End, taking in the small boutiques and unique art galleries tucked away on side streets far from the loud hustle and bustle of downtown Boston. While the … Continue reading
While Boston in winter can be incredibly, beautiful with snow, lights lining the buildings and beautiful wreaths hanging on doors and handrails, some may fear it too chilly a destination to visit. Lucky, just steps from our Boston bed … Continue reading
The Monday after Thanksgiving usually is marked by appetites reappearing after the assault of Turkey & acotrement, and by Cyber Monday, the online retailer’s less fatal equivlent to Black Friday. At our Boston bed and breakfast, we also notice our inox filling up … Continue reading
The Calderwood Performance Hall In January of this year, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s new wing opened to the public. Celebrated architect Renzo Piano designed the brilliant spaces which give contemporary form to Gardner’s legacy. The Gardner museum in the Fenway … Continue reading
June is a lovely month for exploring our city. There is never a shortage of things to do in Boston, rich with Americana and bursting with historical sites. We have selected a few of our favorite happenings for suggestions for our guests this month: … Continue reading
Boston’s South End is eager to welcome to the neighborhood a traditional, historically-insipred menu at Kitchen, which will take over the former Pops space this spring or early summer. Chef/owner Scott Herritt, who also runs the Marliave in Downtown Crossing and Grotto in Government … Continue reading
See Stephen Baumbach’s last journey into the realm of flowers In Boston, our bed and breakfast guests along with us, wait for for Spring & Summer each year. Sure, we have plenty of fun winter time activities to keep … Continue reading
