Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

my kids really liked the aquarium. it is small but they really liked the big aquarium and the interactive area. Good for a couple hours slow down.

Very fun and interactive Museum tour. The staff are great and passionate about their roles. The teashop is pretty good as well. Overall a wonderful experience would highly recommend as well to people who want to know a bit more of the American Revolution - specifically the Boston Tea Party.

Here’s a polished and natural-sounding tourist feedback in English: I joined the New York–Boston one-day tour during this trip, and our tour guide was Yorika-san. Her explanations at each sightseeing spot were very detailed, informative, and well organized. She was also very attentive to the needs and situations of the tourists throughout the trip. In addition, she took the time to chat warmly with individual travelers and shared a lot of helpful information, which made the experience even more enjoyable and personal. If I visit New York again in the future, I would definitely love to join another tour led by Yorika-san. Thank you very much for such a wonderful experience.

The guides were excellent. Gonzo in particular was entertaining and all were informative.

Great way to explore Boston’s history! The tour was easy to follow, and the stories made the historic sites much more interesting. A fun and informative experience.

the tour guide Sven is knowledgeable and fantastic in sharing the history and characters. the pace of the trail walk is not too rush and there’s sufficient time to cover the places.

What a great experience! It would have been easy to get lost and not understand anything on our own. Thank you to our guide, BJ! We highly recommend it.

The guide Nelson was friendly. The transport was a small car…could have been cleaner and more comfortable.

The Lenox is very well located. It's a 4-minute walk from the Logan Express (airport shuttle). It's half a block from the Boston Marathon Finish Line. The Prudential Center is a 3-4 minute walk, there's a grocery store on the way, and there are numerous restaurants in the vicinity. You can walk to Boston Common and, in the other direction, to Northeastern University. The hotel is a timeless classic, still in good shape though they are about to embark on a renovation. The only thing we noticed that wasn't up to par was a very slowly draining bathtub. Our housekeeper was very friendly and the front desk staff was bright and cheery as well. The fitness center looked fairly compact but had a good range of cardio equipment. We'd stay there again.