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Top 10 Urban Inns
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March Award: Top Ten Urban B&Bs
In this month's award, we celebrate B&Bs in the heart of some of the world's largest cities. These winners are not ranked, but are listed alphabetically by city. Winners were chosen based on their incredible location in a major city, plus excellent amenities and atmosphere. Be sure to explore all of our award-winning inns!
B&B Barangay - Amsterdam, Netherlands |
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This guesthouse is in the heart of historic Amsterdam, next to some of the most beautiful canals and only a three-minute walk to the central station. The B&B is located in a typical Amsterdam canal house originally built in 1777, but it has been fully renovated and features unique tropical décor. It’s a quick walk to great restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, art galleries, and more. It’s also next to the Jordaan quarter, which has Anne Frank’s house and markets. |
Clarendon Square Inn - Boston, Massachusetts |
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It’s hard to beat this inn’s location in downtown Boston’s South End, set in a historic district of 19th century townhomes. It’s only steps from theaters, shops, and tourist sites. You’ll be only minutes away from Copley Square, the Boston Public Garden & Common, Freedom Trail, Fenway Park, the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum, and much more. From the rooftop hot tub, pictured to the left, you can see incredible views of the city’s skyline. The historic property was originally built in the 1860s, and while it still maintains some of its historic charm, it features stylish modern décor. |
Villa D'Citta - Chicago, Illinois |
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La Maison in Midtown - Houston, TX |
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Parkwood at Marble Arch - London, England |
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The Canal Park Inn - New York City, New York |
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Bonne Nuit - Paris, France |
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Monte Cristo - San Francisco, CA |
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O Canada House - Vancouver, British Columbia |
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Embassy Circle Guest House - Washington, D.C. |
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Embassy Circle Guest House is a renovated former embassy in one of the city’s most popular downtown neighborhoods, Dupont Circle. It’s a safe and convenient area that serves as a perfect home base for exploring the nation’s capital. The inn is also right on the border of Georgetown, and both neighborhoods are very walkable, with tons of gourmet restaurants, art galleries, shops, and architectural treasures. It’s a short five-minute walk from the inn to the Dupont Circle Metro station, from where it’s a quick ride to all of the city’s other major landmarks and museums. |

