We are a mom-daughter team, Julia and Dana. If you have any questions, feel free to message us--we would love to help! We love being outside, cooking, traveling, and trying new wine and food.

You will stay in a two-story SINGLE-FAMILY HOME in Eagle Hill in East Boston. This is NOT a hotel, so we don't have a reception with someone always standing here. Instead, you will have your 5-digit door code for self-check-in. Please take time to check your email or app to find this code! ABOUT OUR HOME: The kitchen, sitting area, and half bath are on the main floor. You can see the "Space for luggage" there if you need to leave your luggage before or after your stay. The house is NOT suitable for guests with limited mobility: you need to use STAIRS. The kitchen is available if required; we recommend labeling your food if you use the refrigerator. Up the stairs are three bedrooms (# 1, # 2, and # 3) and one master bathroom. All three bedrooms are used for hosting guests, and one master bathroom is shared by all three guests. Each room has a separate key, an internal chain door guard, fresh linens, and towels. Room #4 is on the ground floor and uses the basement shower, accessible via the staircase. FOR CHECKING-IN: The five-number entrance code to our home will be sent to you several days before your arrival. It differs from the pin you see in your reservation. We change this code regularly but always inform you about it. Please check your app or email before arrival, and do not confuse it with the four-number pin you see in your reservation.

Our house is conveniently located close to the airport to the train station. There are only 3-4 train stops to Boston Downtown: you can leave the train at the Aquarium T stop for the Boston Harbor and North End, State Street T stop for the Freedom Trail, and Government Center T stop for the city center. You can also find places to eat in East Boston. Our favorite places in the area are Angela's Cafe for Mexican food and Rino's Place for Italian food. Both are widely renowned and even appeared on the Food Network. Our favorite walk is from the East Boston Public Library to the Harbor along the greenway. The Airport subway stop also connects to the greenway.