The most common question that comes up is where to stay.

The most common answer is Copley Square.  There are a lot of good hotels there, but they are the priciest in the city too.  There is lots to see and do in Copley Square, as well as shopping, and it is a convenient exit from the Turnpike for clients to get in and out from.

The second most asked question is where to eat.  There are always a lot of opinions about that as well.  If you like seafood, the waterfront tends to be the best place.  My favorite seafood place is the Chart House on Long Wharf.

For steaks, there is a Morton's still open in the waterfront, and a very storied old restaurant called Lock Obers just a few blocks from the State House downtown.

There is a decent size Chinatown area near the theater district with lots of good choices.  Moon Villa (if still around), has always been my fav there.

Welcome to Boston.  We're known to be friendly to new traveling gals.

Hi,

I'm a well-reviewed Seattle provider and have never been to Boston. I seem to be drawn there though and am considering a visit in April. TER isn't very active in Seattle as we have great local boards but I hear that TER is the place to be in Boston. I'm wondering if any of you might offer some tips for visiting your city... of course specials are to be had for information leading to fun and adventure.

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Thanks so much and warm regards,

Pearl

theres a spot on rt one, you get 39 dollar hour massage then next door get free eye or lip wax for first time customers, then again the 39 for hour is a first time custoimer intro rate. You want philip. he s the best there. thats on rt one saugus, i am not in boston too much , but theres alot nice places to eat too . In town.

Well, it's settled, I'm headed to Boston and I'm super excited! I've been looking at photos and I can hardly wait. It'll be the week of April 16th. I know this isn't the place for an ad so I'll move myself over there now!

Again, thank you and warmest regards,

Pearl

its called massage envy then the european wax center next door . i been waxed brazilian on newbury street and chinatown, and like a million places, i am tellin you the wax they use is unreal, strip wax is ng. you dont want a brazilian w strip wax, painful, they use this nice wax its painless, first time customers get a free wax, there. Not brazilian but a brow or lip wax free complimentary to free customers. Then theres a new store called vamped next door i got my new leather leggings there 25 bucks. I am defiently pro north shore , but maybe its cuz I grew up in Boston so its like this is new and exciting on north shore to me and better.