Paolo's studio is comfortable, cozy, and has everything you need for a stay in Boston. The view is incredible at all times of the day, and the windows fill the space with light. Paolo has a fully stocked kitchen with all the tools you'll need from cookware and cutlery to coffeemaker and cups. Although we prepared our own meals, the location is mere steps away from literally dozens of restaurants. If you walk about two blocks, you can join the Freedom Trail for sightseeing historic Boston by foot, too. When you return, you'll be pleased that the bed is comfortable and surprisingly large for a small space. The bathroom and shower are clean and efficient, and there are plenty of linens and towels. The wi-fi worked well, but we did not try the television (we were told it had only a few channels anyway).
We took a cab from the airport to Paolo's ($21, 18 minutes in heavy traffic). Tracy met us at the property with the keys and the warmest welcome you can imagine. Check out was simple, and an Uber back to the airport cost $15 for 9-minute trip in very light traffic.