[hugoburge, 18.09.2008] I was quite excited to be staying at the Langham as it looks quite smart on the outside. However, I was not that impressed - it felt, well, a bit pokey and not as top notch as I expected. The detail seemed lacking - a pen that didn't work in the room and nothing but broken silly little umbrellas for [more]

[hugoburge, 16.05.2008] I ended up in the Intercontinental in Boston and got an astonishingly special rate, I'm not so sure I would usually stay here because of the price. However, it was a great pleasure. The location could not have been better for me and the room was by far the best quality I have had whilst staying in [more]

[toombsey, 10.02.2008] The Mohawk Trail in Massachusetts is a pleasant 63-mile drive along Route 2. We picked up the drive at Leominster and followed it through to North Adams near the New York and Vermont boarders. You travel through lots of little towns and villages and the scenery is lovely. We were there in the sum [more]

[toombsey, 08.02.2008] You can access this trail from North Adams, but you have to watch out for the sign, as it is accessed via an unlikely road through a residential estate. Once on this road, you cant really go wrong, as it leads straight to the mountain. The trail is along a winding, tree-lined, and narrow road. We [more]

[toombsey, 07.02.2008] The monument is the tallest granite structure within the US and is 252 feet high. If you have a head for heights, you can climb the monument for just $7. The steps inside the monument are quite easy to climb, as they consist of about six steps, then a flat platform area, six steps, platform, etc. Th [more]

[toombsey, 07.02.2008] This is a great hotel located outside of Boston, but near enough that you an easily travel to it, or tour the rest of new England from it. Very good service, clean rooms and overall a great hotel for the money. One word of note: The 901 is a toll road, costing between $1.40 and $2.20 to and from [more]

[hugoburge, 10.01.2008] A very Boston hotel that has a traditional resonance. I stayed here when I first came to Boston and it kind of sets the tone. Don't whinge about the small rooms though...I warned you! [more]

[Dayle, 20.08.2007] Camp Howe is a modest campor rustic we would like to say. We have, at first, tried to emulate the enviably simple life style that the American Indians were found to be living in the 17th century, without the pretentiousness of the European social classes. After health and safety, the purposes [more]