The New England Hotel in Boston 

The hotel boasts 28 well-equipped rooms.

St. Botolph's Chruch, aka 'The Stump' (500 meters) - one of the largest parish churches in England, with the highest tower, which has earned a peculiar nick-name. Completed in the early 16th century, the origins of the name have never been conclusively determined.Guildhall Museum (700 meters) - collections include aspects of archeology, weapons and war, decorative, fine and applied art, coins and medals, archives, social history and maritime.Hussey Tower (1.5 km / 0.9 miles) - one of the oldest brick buildings in Boston, Hussey Tower dates from around 1460 and has experienced a rich and eventful history.

By Car:From the A52 (the south)- Keep on the A52 that becomes a dual carriageway called John Adams Way.- Continue over 4 sets of traffic lights until you see a large roundabout with a public car park on the left. Wide Bargate is a turn on your left before the roundabout.By Train:From Boston Station (1.4 km / 0.8 miles):- Taxis are available from outside the station.- Alternatively, if proceeding on foot, exit the station and head down station approach until you reach Sleaford Road (A52).- Turn left and continue, but do not follow the road round to the right. Instead, branch left onto West Street.- Towards the end of the road, take a left into Bridge Street.- Turn left again and head over the Town Bridge into an open area with a roundabout.- Head in a relatively straight line across the roundabout and continue (If you pass Petticoat Lane on your right, you are heading in the right direction).- You will eventually reach Silver Street. Head right and cross the road into Wide Bargate, where the hotel is situated on the right.

This convenient hotel offers accomplished accommodation and facilities in the center of Boston.Comfortable, en suite accommodation is complemented by a 120-seater restaurant, offering à la carte dining in spacious surroundings, with a popular Sunday carvery and private Pilgrim Bar.Afterwards, you can adjourn to the oak panelled Imperial Bar, with a coal effect fire adding to the warm charm. Enjoy home cask ales, lagers and a well stocked bar, or simply unwind in comfort with tea and biscuits.The Mayflower Suite is available on the ground floor for private functions and can seat up to 40.A short walk from the famous St. Botolph's Church, free parking also helps you to easily explore the surrounding fens, wetlands and coastlines.