I'm visiting Boston on business for a night next week. I'll be without a car and not sure I want to uber out to the suburbs. Any recommendations on highly-reviewed providers who host in either Boston or Cambridge? Appreciate any guidance!

Bumping this request, because in my research over the past few days, I'm finding not a lot of women host in Boston.  Is that everyone else's experience as well?

Permanent incalls in the city are kinda rare unfortunately. I hate the suburbs so here's my intel:

Chloe Carlton - TER ID: 398303
Stella Murr - TER ID: 393699

As a native and avid connoisseur of the finer things, I advise you not to fear the suburbs!

I will say, I’m based in Chicago and tour other large cities, and I was pretty gobsmacked by the hotel rates for Boston and Cambridge. I ended up deciding to use points and make a little vacation out of it for my tour, but if I were doing “strictly business” I would have likely needed to charge a higher touring rate to justify staying in Boston proper.

I'd say yes.

That being said checking hotel rates for late Oct this year are insane! A Courtyard for $900/night?? Wow, no thanks. And the place I stayed in April was a solid 4.5 star.  

Should look at the suburbs woburn burlington waltham all are easy to get to and cheaper.  Woburns great theres a shuttle that goes from Boston to woburn and it's right by a bunch of hotels

Soon in Sept and was wanting to know what aeras are the best as for my guest visitiing and easy to get to ,parking and such?

You might have different rates and availability, especially in September. The rates are *especially* high in May as lots of the world- class colleges and universities have their graduation ceremonies spread throughout the month. If you're in Boston, parking often comes with a surcharge, but that's less true in Cambridge.

Waltham/Burlington are in the heart of industrial Boston area and are probably the most popular with escorts but also pretty boring to stay at. Boston is much more fun on your time off but parking is murder. Cambridge is better but not by much. Quincy/Braintree is similar to Waltham/Burlington but on the other, significantly less industrial, part of Boston.

Thank God you had points to use!! 😘

I'm there to work ,not into site seening, so as for much not do  t a big deal for me , seems just about when I want to go see the sites I get half way there and have to trun back for appt's  coming in.  I might be in town over the weekend so may be good time to go site seening.
Not much fun by yourself tho (lol).  
I have been looking at hotels in some of the spot's , and I always think about parking for my guest I like to make things easy as can be as why I stay out of downtown cities.

Are hotel keaycard in the suburbs?

Most are not but there are some, in my experience, that do require keycards. The majority of them however do not & that, in addition to the more easy access to the highways & parking situation make them more attractive, at least for me.

Thank you so much..

Hello! PVD provider here, so I take the train to BOS regularly and don't mind hosting; however, I am taking an incall fee with the deposit, which is not any increase of any of my rates, it's usually just included in the donation and not expected up front, Summer room costs have me needing a little bit more upfront.