As it nears The Wash, the muddy River Witham weaves its way through
BOSTON
(a corruption of Botolf's stone, or Botolph's town), which was named after the Anglo-Saxon monk-saint who first established a monastery here, overlooking the main river crossing point in 645 AD. In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, the settlement expanded to become England's second largest seaport, its flourishing economy dependent on the wool trade with Flanders. Local merchants, revelling in th... [More]
This brand new hotel which opened in May 2004 is located on Berkeley Street within the Back Bay area of Boston. Originally the Boston Police Headquarters, the Jurys Boston Hotel is only a short distance from the fashionable Boylston Street and the Financial District. This 4 star boutique hotel has 2... [More]
The Swallow New England Hotel is located in the town centre of Boston. The hotel is ideally suited for short breaks with the famous St Boltoph's Church (also known as Boston Stump) just a short walk away. The hotel offers a warm and friendly atmosphere and has an A La Carte Restaurant and bar area. ... [More]