The Samuel Sewall Inn

stay at The Samuel Sewall Inn offers the opportunity to experience Victorian accommodations in which Old World charm and elegance are coupled with modern comforts. We pride ourselves on our unique setting, convenient locale and high level of service. We are located 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; each has its own character and size. Five of the 14 rooms have fireplaces and all have TVs and telephones and dedicated modem lines. A deluxe breakfast is served daily and parking is included. We are just a few minutes walk from a wide variety of shops and fine restaurants.

Outfitted with high ceilings and large windows, many containing stained glass, 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 that is showcased in each of our rooms. With his wife, an interior decorator, they have thoughtfully 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. Located two miles from Boston and convenient to public transportation, guests are able to remain close to the cultural and business centers of the city, yet return to the tranquility of the Inn. The staff welcomes the guests with fresh-baked cookies and warm hospitality after a busy day of work or sightseeing. The Samuel Sewall Inn is a memorable experience. Allow us to be your home while you visit Boston.

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

• Private baths
• Telephones
• Televisions
• Dedicated modem lines
• Small, private conference room
• One mile from Boston
• 1 block from public transportation
• Block from Boston's Longwood Medical Area
• One mile from Boston College
• One mile from Boston University
• Accessible to all of Boston's Tourist Attractions