My wife and I along with our daughter and my 90 year old mother-in-law stayed for 3 nights and really enjoyed the experience. We'd never stayed on a houseboat before and weren't sure what to expect.Our boat was quite comfortable and ideally postioned to the hub of the tourist area of Boston. Our contact John was fantastic and was always avialable if we needed anything. The 2 main beds were very comfortable but the only real knock on our furnishings was the sofa bed our daughter had to sleep on. It was old and lumpy but not enough to deter us from booking again. The toilet facilities took a little getting used to as well. All in all it was a great experience and we'd certainly recommend it to anyone.

Great vacation spot for the tour trolleys, and for people who don`t mind walking for a mile or two around this great city. The parking is the only problem, in the whole city of Boston there is very limited parking spots. Public garage spots are 25 a day , with limited spots at off peak times best for availability. It could be a hike with your suit cases and bags to the Sleep a Float boats, wheeled suit cases are best. Once parked you may not want to leave your parking spot, and start the hunt for another spot later on. Once you settle in on the boats you will love this vacacation location.

Fully equipped houseboat. Nice deck on top. John , their representative couldn't have been more helpful. There was a problem with the TV and John stated it would be fixed by the time we returned, and it was. One small problem, the parking. It is a private lot, not part of Sleepafloat. The ad states parking is $25 per day, and that's correct. However, that's only if you leave the vehicle parked for the entire stay. if you take the vehicle out, you get charged again. Therefore parking could run you upwards of $50 per day if you use the vehicle in and out. Also, extremely difficult to find a space as the lot is used by nearby businesses and tourist. However, the boat itself was clean and ready for our arrival.