Whether you're in the Cambridge area for a conference or business, sightseeing, or visiting a son or daughter at college, this comfortabl... more »
Whether you're in the Cambridge area for a conference or business, sightseeing, or visiting a son or daughter at college, this comfortable antiques-filled 11-room 1910 house in Cambridge's Avon Hill conservation district is your quiet, friendly home-away-from-home.
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This comfortable, antiques-filled B&B on a quiet street in Cambridge's Avon Hill conservation district, 1 mile north of Harvard Square, 500 yards to Harvard's Quad Houses & CfA Observatory, and 6 minute walk to Porter Square restaurants and Red Line subway "T"/commuter rail station, offers big rooms, great beds, free computer use and/or in room high speed remote access cable internet, healthy home-cooked breakfasts, shady bird-filled gardens--a perfect retreat after a busy day. The 1910 stucco home belonged to L'il Abner cartoonist Al Capp in the 60s.
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female with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
It is a terrible place: dirty, very neglected room, dirty bed, and dirty bathroom not having been cleaned for several weeks with used soaps, a full trash-cans and trash laying all over.
The people are friendly only till they get you inside.. and then they are unfriendly. I had a look into a kitchen. Dirty floor and even inside fridge it was dirty. Disgusting. I will never go there again. Besides breakfast is served only till 8.15 as the lady who owns so called B@B has a full time job and hurries to her work. The B&B is not official I suppose because they accept only cash. They don't give receipts. It is a shame on America to have such places.
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