Trying to find info on other places like Cape Cod etc to see if it's worth a trip but advertising etc only seems to cover Boston?
hey Claire,
obviously big decision, Cape Cod vs Boston, don't want to steer you either way, but the answer is no, Boston is not the only city in MA for touring girls. Issues such as advertising I've no experience with, sorry, but as a hobbyist I see a healthy mixture of volume from Boston, to Metro-West (Burlington, Wakefield-etc..) yes, Cape Code, now that it's summer time especially. For that matter, just an idea, I wonder if touring girls consider Seabrook/Hampton Beach?
Cape Cod is a good spot. South and North shores are much better spots though. Even though everyone will tell you to stay away. I beg to differ. If you run a tight operation the way it should be run....
Skies the limit!
I don't recommend Hampton Beach in the summer
South and north shores of cape cod or of Boston? Sorry geography of the area not my strong suit 
) I'm blonde too!!
north and south of Boston
But metro West suburbs are very popular but I'd be careful which ones you consider.
PM is the best way to ascertain where. Maybe the PO board too. My .02 by PM
There are two categories of hobbyists in Boston. Those who strongly prefer the city and those who strongly prefer the suburbs. There are many many fine hotels along Rt 128. Just ask a local. Girl who know, catch both groups.
I have an ATF who I regularly pick up at her Boston hotel when she is done there, and take her to the suburb. We talk in the car because there is very little conversation during our GFE time, if you know what I mean. I drop her at the door and give her time to check in/freshen up...then be her first guest in the suburb hotel.
This time around, I'll also be hosting in Beacon Hill. While I'd very much love to see what else the state has to offer, I'm a little hesitant as I'm still so unfamiliar with the landscape.
And maybe Cape cod for a swim )
...actually never hosted within Boston proper. Always the suburbs like Burlington, Lexington, Newton, Waltham (i've seen some do Braintree and Quincy too).
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I am still learning what areas to stay, but of late have started exploring the suburbs because now summer has hit hotel prices in Boston can be out of control. If you want to tour Boston but are concerned with the outrageous hotel prices, staying in the suburbs is worth a shot.
There was a recent (April) thread about visiting more than just Boston. Check out some suggestions here:
https://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion-boards/boston-9/cape-cod-woods-hole-marthas-vineyard-213866?frmSearch=1#213866
Trying to find info on other places like Cape Cod etc to see if it's worth a trip but advertising etc only seems to cover Boston?
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