Casas flotantes en North Shore

“We loved staying on the houseboat instead of a hotel. We had stayed on a houseboat the last time we visited Boston and it was a cool experience. It’s quiet and peaceful and more quaint than a hotel. Communication was great and made the check in process easy. We met up with sherry and she explained everything thoroughly. Very grateful. We traveled with 4 adults, 2 elementary aged children and a dog. A little tight but we made it work. Overall a great experience. Love.”

“Clean, air conditioned, a bit of a septic smell, but easily combatted with open windows and it goes away pretty fast. Comfortable beds with all supplies you need except the food.”

“We loved our stay on the boat. It was really nice to have space both indoors and out to relax in. Spaces big enough for four to comfortably read, chat, play games etc. Perfect little galley for preparing snacks and fridge for drinks. The berths were spacious (by boat standards) and beds were comfortable. Even the heads were larger than I’ve seen on other boats. The Marina is quiet and secure. Some seriously impressive yachts moored there. The neighborhood is highly walkable with great little...

“I reserved the Green Turtle for out-of-town guests over Memorial Day weekend and will do so again. They will thrilled to stay on the water their first time visiting Boston and found the boat comfortable and restful.”

“We had a great stay at the Green Turtle and it was everything we expected. Being our first time in Boston, the location was excellent with easy access to the ferry to take us to the North End where we enjoyed historic sites and some great restaurants. There is a convenience store with breakfast sandwiches as well as a little cafe walking distance from the Green Turtle along with a nice lunch or dinner spot on the waterfront. There is also a free shuttle that took us to the train station where...