Samuel Sewall Inn Brookline Massachusetts

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Samuel Sewall Inn
143 Saint Paul Street
Brookline, MA 02446
Nightly Rates (189.00 - 199.00) 3 Star




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Property Description

A stay at The Samuel Sewall Inn offers the opportunity to experience Victorian accommodations which couple Old World charm and elegance with modern comforts. We pride ourselves on our unique setting and convenient locale. Furthermore, the Samuel Sewall Inn was awarded 2004 Best Customer Service by Arrington's Inn Traveler Magazine. We are ten minutes from downtown Boston by trolley and within walking distance of a wonderful shopping area. Typical of a Victorian home, no two rooms are exactly alike. With high ceilings and large windows, this spacious house is ideal as a bed and breakfast. The 117-year-old house has been restored to its original splendor using period antiques, fine wallpaper and draperies. The owner, an award-winning historical preservationist, has established a wonderful collection of antiques, showcased in each room. He has restored each room to a perfect balance of color, fabric and history. Today, The Samuel Sewall Inn serves as a retreat from the whirl of downtown Boston. Guests are able to remain close to the cultural and business centers of the city, yet return to the tranquility of the Inn. The Samuel Sewall Inn is a memorable experience. Allow us to be your home while you visit Boston.

	Amenities
	AM/FM Alarm Clock Handicapped Rooms/Facilities Modem Lines in Room No Smoking Rooms/Facilities	No Smoking Rooms/Facilities Free Newspaper Television with Cable

Room Information

Junior Suite

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Large Junior Suite with king bed- ample sitting area and private bath. This room also includes an expanded breakfast buffet as well as snacks and beverages served all day. Free parking is included.

Deluxe

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Deluxe room with queen bed and private bath. This room also includes an expanded breakfast buffet as well as snacks and beverages served all day. Free parking is included.

Standard

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Standard room with queen bed and private bath. This room also includes an expanded breakfast buffet as well as snacks and beverages served all day. Free parking is included.

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	All rates indicated are for search purposes only; check availability to verify rate.

	Miscellaneous Information
	American Dollars is the native currency. Check in time is 1500 Check out time is 1100 Time Zone is -5 0 rooms. 0 suites. 0 floors.

Directions

By MBTA- subway transportation Take the Green Line C train to St. Paul Street. The train will say Cleveland Circle. St. Paul Street is the fourth above-ground stop. Walk left one block up St. Paul Street, past Jae's Restaurant. We are on the first left hand corner. From Route 90 -Mass Pike Take exit 18, Cambridge/Brighton. Follow signs toward Cambridge. At the Doubletree Guest Quarters Hotel, turn right on to Storrow Drive. Take the first exit off Storrow, to Commonwealth Avenue-sign reads Boston University- and turn right onto Commonwealth Avenue. At the third set of lights, turn left onto St. Paul Street. Follow St. Paul Street for seven blocks, past one set of lights, to Beacon Street. You will see traffic lights and trolley tracks. Cross Beacon and continue one block to Sewall Avenue. The inn is on the far left corner of St. Paul and Sewall. From Route 93 Take Storrow Drive to the Kenmore Square Exit. Stay in the right lane when coming off exit. At the first light, take a right onto Beacon Street and follow until you reach Kenmore Square. At Kenmore Square, make sure you stay on Beacon Street, it is the middle street, between the Pizzeria Uno & the U.S. Trust bank. Continue on Beacon Street for 1 mile. At Jae's Grill, take a left onto St. Paul Street. Your first left is Sewall Avenue. The inn is on the corner of St. Paul and Sewall. From Logan Airport Take the Sumner Tunnel, to Boston, from the airport. At end of tunnel stay left and go up the ramp on to 93N. Exit at Storrow Drive. Follow directions from Route 93 -see above. To use the MBTA, take the Blue Line to Government Center where you will switch to the Green Line, C Train, it will say Cleveland Circle on front, to the St. Paul stop, the fourth above-ground stop.

	Guarantee Policy
	Guarantee to valid form of payment is required at booking. A deposit of 1 Nights Room Charge is required at booking.

	Cancellation Policy
	Cancellation will result in a penalty of 1 Nights Room Charge.

	Restaurant Information
	Restaurant / Dining Information Breakfast An expanded breakfast buffet is served daily from 7am to 10am. There is also a nice selection of home baked cookies, snacks and cakes and throughout the day and evening. Juices and hot beverages are available to guests all the time. Please let us know if you have any special dietary needs and we will be sure to accommodate you.

Recreation Information

Fitness Centers We have a small on site fitness center at the Samuel Sewall Inn. Ask the staff what is available in the fitness center. Boston Sports Center 1 mile from the Inn. Visit their web site to get a free trial week. http://www.bostonsportsclubs.com/trialmembership/trialmembership.asp Gold's Gym 1.4 miles from the Inn. Golf Putterham Meadows Golf Club Public Course 4.2 miles from the Inn. Franklin Park Golf Course 2.6 miles from the Inn. Fresh Pond Golf Course 4.6 miles from the Inn. Stone Meadow Driving Range 10 miles from the Inn. Natick Golf Learning Center 15 miles from the Inn. Indoor Driving Range at City Golf Boston 3.9 miles from the Inn. Running Areas Fresh Pond 2.5- and 5-mile races (Cambridge) at 10 a.m. every Saturday--even Christmas--pull in everyone from joggers to Olympians. 4.6 miles from the Inn. The Charles River Esplanade. Rollerblading and biking too. 18 miles long 2.5 miles from the Inn. Jamaica Pond Two paths, one for joggers another for bikers and roller bladers, encircle the pond in a flat oval that measures 1.49 miles around 2 miles from the Inn. Ice Skating Frog Pond in the Boston Common 3 miles from the inn. Outside and winter only. Skiing Blue Hills Ski Area 10 miles from the Inn. Jericho Ski Area 28 miles from the Inn. Wachusett Mountain Ski Area 50 miles from the Inn.

Area Attractions

Below are just a few of the attractions near our property. Logan Airport 6.9 miles Fenway Park 1.2 miles Old Town Trolley 3 miles Duck Tours 2.5 miles Downtown Crossing 3 miles Copley 2.5 miles Beacon Hill 3 miles Bull and Finch Pub - Cheers 3.5 miles Bunker Hill Monument 4 miles Faneuil Hill Monument 4 miles New England Aquarium 4.5 miles Prudential Center Sky Walk 2.25 miles Hancock Observatory 2.5 miles Swan Boats 3 miles Freedom Trail 3.5 miles U.S.S. Constitution 4.5 miles Quincy Market 4 miles Museum of Fine Arts 2 miles Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 2 miles Boston Science Museum 4.5 miles The North End 5 miles John F. Kennedy Birth Place 0.7 miles Newbury Street 2 miles Harvard University 3 miles Boston University 1.5 miles Boston College 3 miles Weelock College 0.5 miles Emerson College 0.5 miles Simmons College 0.5 miles

Massachusetts, MA Attractions

Boston.. College town!!! Harvard, Boston University, Boston College! Shopping Quincy Market, Restaurants, Nite Life, City Life!!!! Cape Cod , Martha's Vineyard & Nantucket. What could you love more. the ocean, the bay side, the dunes. Whispering pines, quaint shopping, brick lined and cobblestone streets, sunsets or just the smell of the ocean air. Cape Cod has long been a favorite SUMMER Tourist Attraction, but now is a great "YEAR ROUND" destination. Whether you are on the Lower, Mid or Upper Cape, you have the Atlantic on one side and the Cape Cod Bay on the other with miles and miles of "Cooky Pines" whispering in the breezes. Visit Nauset Beach in Orleans or enjoy a drink at the Beachcomber at the Cahoon Hollow Beach in Wellfleet, both on the ocean side. Catch the sunset in Dennis on the bayside or take a drive to Race Point in Provincetown and listen to the roar of the ocean surf. Shop till you drop while in "P" Town, take an exciting whale watch out of the harbor or simply just stay in town and people watch!! Visit the monument in Provincetown where you can get absolutely spectacular views, but bring your climbing shoes, cause stairs are the only way up!!! If you are in need to get to a Mall for more shopping, Hyannis can take care of that. Follow Rt. 28 for antiquing and quaint shopping while traveling to Woods Hole where you catch the ferry to Martha's Vineyard! You can go to either Vineyard Haven or Oak Bluffs. Arriving in Vineyard Haven you can visit the village where you will find the well known BLACK DOG Restaurant. Make sure you get a shirt!!! At Oak Bluffs you can visit the Flying Horses Carousel, the nation's oldest operating platform carousel, as well as a journey up Circuit Ave to shop and eat! Outside the main street in town, you will find the beautiful, brightly colored, gingerbread cottages. The "most perfectly preserved collection of Carpenter Gothic style architecture in the world". You can visit Edgartown, another quaint village with restaurants, boutiques, and the Wharf. You can sit and watch the boats and the comings and goings of Katama Bay. You can also get on the Ferry and go to Chappaquidick, sit on the beaches of Wasque Point or bring your fishing pole .. this is a favorite spot for blue fishing. Outside of Edgartown visit South beach, sunbath, swim or just sit and enjoy the sound of the waves and the ocean breeze. Traveling around the Island, your next stop could be Gay Head Cliffs where you are overlooking the ocean and the dunes. It is the most dramatic point on the island. At sunset visit Menemsha. Witness a spectacular, natural light show when the sun meets the ocean! Nantucket is smaller, but some feel it is quainter than Martha's Vineyard where sea captain's houses line the cobblestone streets. There is the Whaling Museum, Whale Watch Trips, the Daffodil Festival and much much more. For more info visit http://massvacation.com