Top Hotels Near Red Rock Park in Boston from NZ$207

"I loved this hotel, beautiful. The staff were great help when asked questions and very friendly. The location of this hotel is a plus, everything is at a walking distance. The complimentary tea, coffee, etc…was great. Came back home and ordered some of that tea brand. One thing that I didn’t care for were the mattress, they were a bit too firm for us but I’d still come back and stay here again. Thank you Hawthorne Hotel! "

"Great place!"

"What a lovely seaside cottage. Everything was just lovely and the place was as advertised plus!"

"Nice location and off street parking. Plenty of space indoors and out. Hot tub and cute patio area as well as a nice deck. Close enough to walk to downtown or take an uber."

"BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAN!"

"Newly painted, very clean, very comfortable beds, and uncluttered. A very nice place to stay."

"We had a wonderful stay! The home was spotless, beautifully maintained, and incredibly well-stocked with everything we needed and more. You can tell the hosts have thought of every detail to make guests feel comfortable. Communication was excellent from start to finish—quick, friendly, and very helpful. We would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend this property to anyone looking for a relaxing and well-appointed getaway!"

"The view is amazing! Great communication with the host!"

"Tina was a great host - very responsive and accommodating! The house is about 1.2 miles to town, which was walkable for me but also just a cheap uber/lyft ride if I didn’t want to walk. I feel like I have to disclose to my fellow easily-overstimulated-by-noise friends - bring earplugs. As disclosed in the listing, there is an upstairs tenant and her dog. The house is older so it makes a lot of random creaking / knocking noises and you can hear every step the upstairs tenant or her dog made, their water running, walking down the stairs, etc. There was nothing to contact the host about to fix, because the tenant was simply just living, but it is worth noting that people who are extra sensitive to noise and get anxious from it would benefit from bringing earplugs."