the most to see and do, and is very convenient for the clients.  It is also the most pricey.

A little further towards downtown is the theater district and that is still a nice area and bit more affordable.

Reminder to all:  Do not discuss specific hotels on an open board

visit boston

Yes copley area would be best choice for restaurants and sights and shopping

Here is a link to a similar recent Q from another DC lady:  
https://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?BoardID=9&SortBy=DateCreated%20desc&Search=map&SearchType=1&Author=impposter&DayFrom=66&DayTo=0&MessageID=197743&frmSearch=1#197743  

(mrfisher suggested Copley Square which is within the larger Back Bay area, the big yellow area on the map.)

But I now have a Question for OP and other providers.  I know some independent providers who co-list with local agencies when they visit SOME cities.  They benefit from being on the agency web site ("Coming next week: ??? from DC, book in advance!") and maybe getting help finding local accommodations(?). Does it make sense to make a temporary arrangement with one of Boston's local agencies until you've learned the area?  I guess the agencies might want to weigh in on this, as well.  Sometimes, a popular visitor can bring the agency more inquiries and repeat business with other ladies after the visitor leaves; the downside is not being guaranteed 100% of her local bookings.  I'm just wondering.

Pack a warm coat.  Compared to DC, it's starting to get chilly up here

e'll change out that Redskins jacket for something much more appropriate!