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Boston B&B // Getting to NYC From Boston
1) please recommend some B&Bs that would be good for a 2-day visit, or 1 day
in Boston, 1 day doing fall foliage nearby and return to Boston 2) what travel options are available (train, bus, plane) to get to NYC?? Train is probably preferable. Thank you. |
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Boston B&B // Getting to NYC From Boston
Amtrak has trains from new york to boston. go to www.amtrak.com for
schedules and prices. There are also greyhound busses (http://www.greyhound.com/), and 'chinese' busses (http://www.staticleap.com/chinatownbus/ for several options) which are much cheaper. Gadi "zog" wrote in message . .. 1) please recommend some B&Bs that would be good for a 2-day visit, or 1 day in Boston, 1 day doing fall foliage nearby and return to Boston 2) what travel options are available (train, bus, plane) to get to NYC?? Train is probably preferable. Thank you. |
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Boston B&B // Getting to NYC From Boston
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"zog" wrote: 1) please recommend some B&Bs that would be good for a 2-day visit, or 1 day in Boston, 1 day doing fall foliage nearby and return to Boston If you want to see fall foliage, why stay in Boston? Boston hotel rates are some of the most expensive in the United States. Consider staying in Maine or Vermont. You will need to rent a car too and having a rental car in Boston will be nothing but a heartache, especially parking it. 2) what travel options are available (train, bus, plane) to get to NYC?? Train is probably preferable. Check out http://www.amtrak.com for information on traveling between Boston and New York City via train. |
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Boston B&B // Getting to NYC From Boston
zog wrote: 1) please recommend some B&Bs that would be good for a 2-day visit, or 1 day in Boston, 1 day doing fall foliage nearby and return to Boston 2) what travel options are available (train, bus, plane) to get to NYC?? Train is probably preferable. Chinatown bus, $15 one way. Search for bus from boston to NYC. There are a couple of bus companies that do this. Or you can just go to the bus depot above south bay station and buy tickets. Bus leaves on the hour. Thank you. |
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