Located in downtown Boston and close to major transportation hub. Walking distance form Chinatown, Financial District and Seaport District. Close to the Boston convention center and downtown crossing.

The host is a professional, international traveler and art enthusiast.

The neighborhood is in a historic enclave known as the Leather District. Once the center of Boston’s leather industry, the District's 19th-century brick warehouses now hold offices and luxury lofts in a compact area between the Financial District and Chinatown. A smattering of restaurants range from a beloved 24-hour diner to upmarket places serving global fare. Artisanal coffee shops and laid-back bars cater to residents, downtown workers and South Station rail commuters. ― Google