Gershwin And Popular Works - Arthur Fiedler & Boston Pops Orchestra/Earl Wild

Advantages: Comfortable, clean, good location
Disadvantages: Prices during the week

...I like my home comforts when I am travelling abroad, but Mr Tart is quite happy to stay in any old hostel. We were looking for somewhere to stay on a trip to Boston and had decided that a guest house would be a happy medium. However, they weren?t that cheap and when I had a look on Expedia and found a Hilton for less money I couldn?t believe my luck! LOCATION: This Hilton is located in Boston?s Financial District. It is at 89 Broad Street. Despite it being in the Financial District we found it very easy to walk from the hotel to the main tourist sites of the city. Quincy Market and the Old State House were only 10 minutes walk away. PRICES: The price of this particular hotel seems to vary a lot depending on when you stay and who you book through. As the hotel is in the Financial District it puts up a lot of business... Read review

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Advantages: Excellent dollar rate, laid back city
Disadvantages: Spent too much shopping and did not get to see the famous New England Fall trees!

...– a diner just on the edge of the Square – with buckwheat pancakes to die for! There are plenty of other eateries which l would recommend including: · Pho Pastuer – Vietnamese – very busy and very popular with students. · Bartley’s Burger Cottage – Burgers named for everything under the sun – try a Sadam Hussein Burger- spicy can blow your head off!! I sat where Johnny Cash had plonked his bum apparently! · Henrietta’s Table – found in Charles Hotel – traditional American grub – very tasty – with very tasty waiters too! Also deli and craft store as you go in – purchase some American tasty bites. With the T being so accessible we were able to scoot in and out of Boston City very easily – for approximately $20 for 3 day pass we could ride... Read review

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Advantages: Good characters, well written, enjoyable
Disadvantages: Took a while to get going

...Kat Elliot isn't exactly what you'd call popular. She works for a music magazine doing what she loves, and is pretty happy. But all that is set to change when she bumps into her ex-best friend from school, Lauren. The pair's friendship ended when Lauren returned from summer camp a changed girl, determined to be beautigul and popular, leaving Kat sad in her wake. Years have passed but Kat still feels the rejection. When Lauren tells Kat she wants to teach her "The Popularity Rules", Kat is unsure and nervous. But the glitz of parties and the chance to win her dream job comes calling, Kat just can't turn it down. But what are the Popularity Rules? And is Kat sure that popularity is exactly what she wants? The Popularity Rules is the debut adult novel for author Abby McDonald. Abby has written a teen book before but this is her first... Read review

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