Best bathrooms on a public transportation vehicle I've experienced to date. That's 34 years of…read moresuffering, guys! Oh MBTA, until you came along, I didn't know that a toilet on a boat could be odorless and litter-free. That it could be clean, and adequately stocked with toilet paper, hand towels, AND soap. Thank you for resetting my expectations. Also, this was a relatively cheap trip to get out on the water of the Boston Harbor. Super worth it for the sunset. Great experience overall.

Loved the fun ride, beautiful views of Boston, the water, great inexpensive way to get on the boat…read more The boat is nice, clean, big enough. Decent seating. Very nice fellow passengers. Can't say the same about the staff! Very rude and unhelpful! But despite that it's the best way to travel by boat in Boston!

Andy was personable. The boat ride was an efficient way to get from part A to part B…read more We used the water taxi in the morning and by 3:00 in the afternoon, we were unable to reach them for pick up. I guess we'll save the return tickets as souvenirs.... bummer.

Meeting point of the new Taste This Tours. The stop at Christopher Columbus Park wasn't hard to…read morefind - it was by the water on the Long Wharf Marriott side of the coast. Our City Water Taxi arrived on time and the ride wasn't too rough for the smallish sized boat. Once we arrived at the Logan stop, the captain gave the Logan bunch directions to the airport shuttle, and we headed off on our way. Tip - They offer Scups customers a special $10 round trip rate.

In general, MBTA stations need to be improved. So stinky and I often smell urine. MBTA stops too…read moreoften and very slow system. Not very cheap.

This MBTA outpost is somewhere between South Station & Logan Airport or the Design Center. Not…read morereally a station but a convenience built out of the place where the Silver Line transforms from a diesel guzzler to an electrical being or vice versa. There is an odd smell here from a nearby sewage processing station which ramps up a bit more as the weather gets warmer. If your destination happens to be the pavilion, the state police barracks if you are unfortunately get your vehicle stuck on the nearby section of the Mass Pike, local hotels & a few restaurants. There are a couple small shelters on each side but do not really give too much relief when the wind kicks in especially in the winter. It is not much to look at beyond the high electrical wires & sparse accomidations. There are a few Starbucks nearby if you need a quick beverage before you complete your journey to your final destination.

Someone left a bike at orient heights today sat august 17th. Comment what the make model and color…read moreand I will make a time and place to return it to you. Rkennedy

An above ground station that has some protection from cover, this is also a pretty good bus…read moreterminus. There are a couple of restaurants right near by, too. Easy to get my Charlie Card, swipe in and figure out which side is inbound and which side is outbound. It was a brisk and cool night, I'm glad the train came swiftly. But if it were colder or wetter or a longer wait, it would have sucked in a big way. Orient Heights is a station on the Blue line between Wood Island and Suffolk downs.

We have used Goldie Rides several times. While every time has been good, the last was great. They…read morekeep getting better every year. Personal service, special requests, on time, friendly and very competent. Will use them again for sure.

Goldies experience exceeded expectations. Was headed to hospital and not in great shape. Driver was…read moreon time and car was clean and comfortable. The driver himself helpful and pleasant. Communication with scheduler is great. Provided information the day prior. Cost extremely reasonable, but worth more for that level of service.

my husband used airport assistance for first time. the assistant I think he was called khoma or…read moredhoma. made this experience so much easier he was kind and efficient. a credit to the airport

Logan airport is one of my favorite airports, being a Bostonian I love the Boston themes. I've…read morenever had a real issue here, sometimes lines are long if you go at a busy time but I've always made it with time to spare. Just plan ahead. Many ways to get to the airport too, Blue line shuttle is my fav. Lots of food options, shopping, although I never really shop since it's my home airport but I sometimes will eat here before a flight if needed. If in the morning, usually coffee from Dunks. Many different terminals, but they have an app to help you find stuff if you want and it's free to download. Live, laugh, love, Logan airport!

Don't pay more than you have to! A free city bus takes you from the airport to this train stop,…read morereally a terminal stop, where you can get your fare card and then Boston is yours. It's easy, and definitely okay.

Our hotel shuttle had this as one of his stops so very convenient…read more From this airport station go 2 stops to get to the first stop of the Boston hop on hop off tour. We also used it to transfer from one colored line to another at Government Station to Prudential stop. We finally took the correct train and found Mikes Pastry and had a meal in Little Italy. There's so much more I want to see like Isabella Gardener Museum( biggest art heist of all time ), Boston Library, Acorn Street and more. We will just need to return and spend more than 2 days in Boston.

My husband and I stayed here for a family party so that we would be close by. When we arrived we…read morewould had thought that our room would had already had the AC on but nope it was not it was very humid and it was 80 degrees. We also thought that our room woukd had a couch inside our room . It only had a bed . The views was pretty amazing. Everyone is very nice there. I would recommend staying here & it was also very clean too.

The service is always wonderful, the food is to die for and the bartender, Eddie serves you a good…read moretime always!