This 2 bedroom apartment is located in the heart of the Financial District, just a 3 minute walk to Public Transportation.  Fully stocked kitchen has everything you'd need to cook a basic meal.  The unit is accessible by self-check-in via our smart lock system. The entire apartment is private to you and your guests! You'll get keycodes to the front door and unit door on the day of your arrival. We have a guest experience team on call 24/7 via text, and a security team at night. We give our guests the privacy they need, but are available to help any time. The Financial District is downtown’s business nerve center, however has quieted down nicely since many of the offices have not returned 5 day work weeks. What does that mean for your stay? Not-so-crowded walkways among the stately banks, high-rise offices and sleek restaurants. The apartment is a 2 minutes walk to Post Office Square, home to Norman B. Leventhal Park, which is a great spot for some sun and relaxation, sculptural fountain and garden trellises. Within a 10 minute walk is plenty lunch spots and high-end coffee shops. Fancy lounges and one of the best Irish pubs in America draw what's left of the after-work crowds. From May-October the city is vibrant and lively. In the slower seasons it's pretty quiet and calm save for weekends! A few key local spots to check out: New England Aquarium, Central Wharf (T: Aquarium) Boston Common - a 10min walk Northeast Dooley's Irish Pub - more pints of Guiness per sq ft than any other bar in America Chinatown - From Essex to Oak, Hudson to Washington Ave Theatre District - the next blocks beyond Chinatown to the east and south Getting around: Here is our guide filled with information for getting around the city and beyond! n nDowntown Boston is easy to navigate. It’s compact walkable has an abundance of taxis yes they still exist! And Uber's are always a tap away. What makes Boston so accessible is it's public transportation system. Driving downtown can be a challenge with its dated road layout and limited parking options but it’s the most convenient option for travel outside of Boston Proper. n nThe MBTA is Boston’s public transportation system and it’s a great way to get around quickly and cheaply. The “T” refers to the subway which runs throughout Boston into Cambridge and into nearby suburbs providing access to all the attractions located in Boston. Just look for the big T in a circle to find a stop. n nYou can also take buses to get all over the city and the Commuter Rail is an easy way to get to points outside of Boston. You can buy paper “Charlie Tickets” for single or multiple subway rides at vending machines located in most stations. When your ticket runs low visit a fare vending machine to add value. A single basic fare for the T is $2.75 with a Charlie Ticket although if you pick up a Charlie Card (a plastic card like a credit card) the fare is lower at $2.25 for one way. You can load the Charlie Card with an amount of your choosing so it's smart way to explore the city. They're available at almost every T stop and are free to get. Once on board hang on! Being one of the oldest public transportation systems in the country the T is not always the smoothest ride. n nParking. or Paahking is hard to find expensive (by most tourists accounts) and is best done in lots or garages for peace of mind. Please check out a website called Spot Hero to find the most updated options and prices! Unit is on the 3rd floor. For easier reporting purposes our pet fees are not included in pricing settings. This means that you will need to inform us if you'll bring your pet and a $200/pet pet fee will be collected via resolution center. This is also noted in our House Rules