Our turn-of-the-century guest house features reasonably priced guest rooms beautifully decorated with French- Rococo- Venitian and Victorian antiques. Formerly a Bed and Breakfast, Anthony's Townhouse has large family rooms available to our guests as well.

Our immaculate guest house is smoke free. All of our guest rooms include seasonal air conditioning, television, clocks and guest refrigerator. We also offer free wireless internet, iron, ironing board and hair dryers.

Centrally located, Anthony's Town House is easily accessible to historic sites, major league sports, the museum of fine arts, world renowned hospitals and universities. Our guest house is within two blocks of a variety of international restaurants, laundromats, dry cleaners, beauty shops and a 24-hour market. All nestled within a charming residential neighborhood.

Anthony's Town House is only 10-minutes from downtown Boston. Take the Green line "C" train to the Hawes Street stop and you will find us right across the street. We invite you to experience the old world ambiance in our original Victorian guest house.

Anthony's Townhouse is the place to stay while exploring the history, culture, and famous sports teams that Boston has to offer. The Townhouse is walking distance from many attractions, and steps away from the MBTA trolley system to get to the rest of the city.

Boston is known as a walking city where one can experience the history of yesteryear by tour bus or walking the well known "Freedom Trail", which begins at the Boston Common, easily accessed from our guest house by taking train to the Park St. Exit stop, a 10 minute ride.

Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum are walking distance away. Also visit the early home of President John F. Kennedy in Brookline.

Walk to Fenway Park, home to the World Series winning baseball team the Boston Red Sox, located in Kenmore Square 15 minutes by foot or two stops on the subway. The Boston Bruins Hockey Team and the Boston Celtics Basketball Team is 20 minutes by subway to the TD Garden at North Station. The New England Patriots Football Team and the New Evolution Soccer Team at Gillette Stadium 45 minutes by train. Kenmore Square is also known for music venues & dance clubs on Landsdown St.

Hynes Convention Center, three stops by subway, also Symphony Hall to enjoy concerts and the Boston Pops Orchestra, cross Massachusetts Ave to the Christian Science World Headquarters to the visit Mary Baker Eddy Library & do not miss the Mapparium Prudential Sky Walk Observatory & Shops, John Hancock Tower, Trinity Church, Boston Public Library, First Municipal Library in the United States. Newbury St. Boutiques and the Art Galleries all in Copley Square.

Tour Beacon Hill, the State House & Park St. Church, also Boston Common - America's First Public Park - adjacent to the Public Garden, 1896 America's oldest Botanical Garden and Lagoon to ride on the pedal powered Swan Boats.

Theatres include the Boch Center, Wang & Shubert, Wilbur, Cutler Majestic, Emerson Colonial, Berklee, Paramont, Charles Playhouse.

On to Fanueil Hall Market Place "Quincy Market" next to the North End "Little Italy", The Aquarium & The Children's Museum. Enjoy Trolley Tours, Duck Tours, Harbor Cruises & Whale Watching.