Communication with the owner was excellent. Her property manager was timely, helpful, thorough and welcoming. Everything was just as stated. The Sea Pearl was cozy. We walked to the USS constitution and to the north end. Having a Dunkin with a few minutes walk was fantastic.

What a unique experience! The boat was clean and comfortable and had everything we needed. Having coffee on the deck watching the sunrise was amazing. The host was super responsive. The marina is close to everything. We were able to walk to everything! We would definitely go again!

Everything was perfect from check in to check out. Would definitely stay again!

The Sea Pearl was perfect for our girls getaway!! Deb was easy to communicate with before and during our stay. We were so close to everything! Perfect location!

We loved the unique experience of staying on a yacht. The location in Charlestown was perfect and never slept so well at night. Boston is amazing and the Sea Pearl is an ideal place for our New England headquarters !!

So Clean, plenty of room and Perfect Location to Everything. Quiet Nights on the water with beautiful views. So Much better then a hotel. Such nice people and knowledgeable on checking in and the area. Will definitely stay again

We had so much fun on this yacht! Location is perfect and we were able to walk almost everywhere we wanted to visit. You can’t beat the adventure of living on a boat.

Just wow. Everything was just perfect. Thanks to Sherry and Deb, they were so helpful. Sleeping on a boat (first time for me) is making sure you will sleep like a baby. Boat is clean when everything you need. I will come back next year for sure!!

My family absolutely loved staying in Boston Harbor. Gorgeous setting and QUIET! An easy 10 minute ferry will get you into the heart of the city. Check in is a breeze. And Sherry and Deb were both great during our stay. It’s definitely tighter quarters than a hotel room, but I’d recommend just on location alone. Perfect!

My family absolutely loved staying in Boston Harbor. Gorgeous setting and QUIET! An easy 10 minute ferry will get you into the heart of the city. Check in is a breeze. And Sherry and Deb were both great during our stay. It’s definitely tighter quarters than a hotel room, but I’d recommend just on location alone. Perfect!

We had been planning our trip to Boston for 10 years, and the cherry on top was finding this property. The property was just as it was on the listing. Plenty of room for four adults. The neighborhood is very safe, and in a great location to start exploring the city.

The location of this property is fantastic, and it was very comfortable for our family of five with kids aged 12, 10 and 10.

We enjoyed our time on the boat. It was nice being gently rocked to sleep every night.

My husband and I as well as our 19 and 17 year old boys stayed on the yacht. This was our first time ever staying on a boat overnight so we went into this knowing that we would likely have to make some adjustments as this would be smaller than our usual VRBO housing. Indeed it was a tight fit. BUT we went to Boston to see Boston and to do as much as we could comfortably do in a week. So, we knew that the boat would be a place to sleep and have coffee in the mornings. We didn't cook there at all. The boat is very close to the Freedom Trail so you can start the Freedom Trail from the boat and walk it to downtown to Boston Common; OR you can make your way to Boston Common and start the Freedom Trail there and make your way back to the boat that way so that you end the day close to the boat. This is the option we went with for our day. By the way, a lot of publications say you can do the trail in 2 hours. I would plan on it being a pretty full day if you do it all in one day. Prior to the trip, we invested in good walking shoes and we decided not to rent a car. After coffee on the top deck each a.m., we all left on foot for breakfast, usually somewhere in Boston. Our first full day in Boston we walked from the boat to downtown for breakfast at Cafe Bonjour. It usually has a wait and it is TOTALLY worth it. We did indulge since we knew we would be walking a lot. We left there to go to Boston Common to start the Freedom Trail (it is an actual trail in that you follow a brick or painted red path for the entirety of the trail). We walked 12 miles that day and that included going to breakfast and then walking to Warren's Tavern for dinner. The Tavern was historically cool and had GREAT raw Oysters at $1 per oyster for happy hour (3-6pm). The dinner food was pretty mediocre but the oysters were worth it. Our second day we decided to go whale watching so we walked the short distance (maybe 5 - 10 mins) over to the ferry (very close to the USS Constitution). The ferry drops you by the Aquarium....our whale watching boat was part of the Aquarium so it was very convenient to get off the ferry and then onto the whale watching boat. That was an amazing experience. We got to see beautiful whales & ride a really large boat in the open ocean. Overall, we were very happy with our stay on the yacht. It is much like staying on a RV; but it rocks you to sleep. Our boys preferred to shower at the marina showers and we did use those bathrooms when coming and going.

We enjoyed our time on the boat. It was nice being gently rocked to sleep every night.

Had a lot of fun living on the water for the weekend

Had a lot of fun living on the water for the weekend

The beds were so comfortable. Nothing like being rocked to sleep like a baby every night from the ripple of the water. The location is great and easy to get an Uber or just walk to all the action. Such a fun experience for us to stay on a boat and be able to walk to TD Garden for the Frozen Four Hockey games.

The beds were so comfortable. Nothing like being rocked to sleep like a baby every night from the ripple of the water. The location is great and easy to get an Uber or just walk to all the action. Such a fun experience for us to stay on a boat and be able to walk to TD Garden for the Frozen Four Hockey games.

Great stay on boat in Charlestown. Beautiful area. Walk to restaurants, North End and sites along the harbor walk. Plenty of room on boat and great seating to relax and enjoy the sunrise, sunset and city views.

We came to attend an exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art and thought that staying on the Sea Pearl would be a great experience. Spacious, clean, great location. Even in December the Sea Pearl was cozy and well lit. We enjoyed Charlestown and the Harbor Walk and took advantage of the Charlestown-Long Wharf ferry.

We came to attend an exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art and thought that staying on the Sea Pearl would be a great experience. Spacious, clean, great location. Even in December the Sea Pearl was cozy and well lit. We enjoyed Charlestown and the Harbor Walk and took advantage of the Charlestown-Long Wharf ferry.

We had a fantastic stay. The owners are super responsive if you have any questions or issues. The location is beautiful. The boat was spotless. Everybody else who was staying in the marina or river board were super friendly. We can’t wait to go back.

We had a fantastic stay. The owners are super responsive if you have any questions or issues. The location is beautiful. The boat was spotless. Everybody else who was staying in the marina or river board were super friendly. We can’t wait to go back.

Staying on the Sea Pearl was fun! A comfortable place to spend some time. Sitting in wheelhouse in late afternoon with wine and looking at the boats coming and going was very relaxing. Uber was a great way to get around and picks you up right outside the marina gate. Lots of great restaurants a short Uber away. We enjoyed Tias, The Black Rose, and a dumpling house in Chinatown. Pizza and cannoli in the north end was delicious. A relaxing and fun stay. Sherry, the greeter was friendly and knowledgeable.

Easy communication, great spaces. Truly enjoyed our experience!

What a great experience to stay in the historic Boston Harbor. We happened to be in town on 9/11 and were fortunate to see the USS Constitution towed out to the ocean and back and fire her cannons in the harbor while visiting. Btw, old Ironsides, as she is known, is only 2 piers away for a tour. This marina has easy access to walking paths and if you have the ability, walking to the Freedrom Trail at Bunker Hill and the North End are highly recommended. We slept comfortably on the beds, 4 adults, a couple in each of the staterooms and used the showers at the marina office (nice feature) although we could have easily used the ones on the boat. Coffee on the dock in the morning and drinks at the end of the night were a great way to add to this adventure. My only caution to you is that voices carry on the water and not all neighbors at the dock are happy with renters. We had a 15-year old with special needs visit the boat for a tour and pizza party in the cabin (which was more than spacious enough for 8) and unfortunately had a melt-down on her way out. The neighbor complained to the owner even though it wasn't quiet time (11p-7a), so be aware that if you have children you may get tattled on. Otherwise, the owners and Sherry, the lovely lady who meets you at the boat, are fabulous and friendly people. Definitely interested in renting from this owner again.

This is an older yacht, and could use some updating....

Can't say enough wonderful things about our stay on the Sea Pearl! My husband and I took a belated honeymoon and wanted extra-special accommodations to reflect the occasion. For not much more than hotels in the area, we found the Sea Pearl - and SO glad we did! Communication with the owner before our stay was timely and very helpful. The location was private, secure, quiet and breathtakingly BEAUTIFUL! Slept like a baby on the water. I felt a slight bit of motion sickness upon entering the cabin of the boat the first day, but brought with me Wal-Dram, a Walgreen's ginger-root based alternative to Dramamine which was completely non-drowsy. Taking two a day stopped any motion sickness in its tracks! I had no idea in advance whether or not I'd get motion sickness on the boat, and SO glad I brought this with me just in case. They keep the boat stocked with Dramamine and Bonine tablets, however, I liked having a natural alternative with me which didn't cause drowsiness. We are a techy couple, so we were pleased to find lots of outlets on the boat to plug in laptops, phones, portable chargers, etc. There is wifi, however it's spotty there -- all the more reason to get off the tech and out to enjoy Boston! The walk to/from the nearest T-station (North Station) was a bit longer than we thought it would be, but still reasonable in the daylight hours. Parts of the walk are relocated due to construction and it's and not really a walk we felt comfortable doing after dark, so many times we took Lyfts from the Harbor to North Station, which averaged about $12-$16 (depending upon the time of day), not including tip. Lyft drivers had no problem finding us using the GPS directions the boat owner provides. Our favorite part was being connected to the water and how peaceful and quiet the location is. We just checked out today and are still swaying even though we are on solid ground - so be aware, that is a side effect of staying on a boat - lol. We took advantage of the onsite laundry and showers at the Marina office - which was a nice perk - but also showered on the boat at times. Just a *very* cool way to reside temporarily in the Boston area. It's sparked in us a desire to search out other alternative lodging options for future vacations. If you're on-the-fence about choosing the Sea Pearl, I'd say go for it! It will make your Boston experience all the more memorable.

Can't say enough wonderful things about our stay on the Sea Pearl! My husband and I took a belated honeymoon and wanted extra-special accommodations to reflect the occasion. For not much more than hotels in the area, we found the Sea Pearl - and SO glad we did!Communication with the owner before our stay was timely and very helpful. The location was private, secure, quiet and breathtakingly BEAUTIFUL!Slept like a baby on the water. I felt a slight bit of motion sickness upon entering the cabin of the boat the first day, but brought with me Wal-Dram, a Walgreen's ginger-root based alternative to Dramamine which was completely non-drowsy. Taking two a day stopped any motion sickness in its tracks! I had no idea in advance whether or not I'd get motion sickness on the boat, and SO glad I brought this with me just in case.They keep the boat stocked with Dramamine and Bonine tablets, however, I liked having a natural alternative with me which didn't cause drowsiness. We are a techy couple, so we were pleased to find lots of outlets on the boat to plug in laptops, phones, portable chargers, etc. There is wifi, however it's spotty there -- all the more reason to get off the tech and out to enjoy Boston!The walk to/from the nearest T-station (North Station) was a bit longer than we thought it would be, but still reasonable in the daylight hours. Parts of the walk are relocated due to construction and it's and not really a walk we felt comfortable doing after dark, so many times we took Lyfts from the Harbor to North Station, which averaged about $12-$16 (depending upon the time of day), not including tip. Lyft drivers had no problem finding us using the GPS directions the boat owner provides. Our favorite part was being connected to the water and how peaceful and quiet the location is. We just checked out today and are still swaying even though we are on solid ground - so be aware, that is a side effect of staying on a boat - lol.We took advantage of the onsite laundry and showers at the Marina office - which was a nice perk - but also showered on the boat at times. Just a *very* cool way to reside temporarily in the Boston area. It's sparked in us a desire to search out other alternative lodging options for future vacations. If you're on-the-fence about choosing the Sea Pearl, I'd say go for it! It will make your Boston experience all the more memorable.

Staying on the Sea Pearl was fun! A comfortable place to spend some time. Sitting in wheelhouse in late afternoon with wine and looking at the boats coming and going was very relaxing. Uber was a great way to get around and picks you up right outside the marina gate. Lots of great restaurants a short Uber away. We enjoyed Tias, The Black Rose, and a dumpling house in Chinatown. Pizza and cannoli in the north end was delicious. A relaxing and fun stay. Sherry, the greeter was friendly and knowledgeable.

Easy communication, great spaces. Truly enjoyed our experience!