The LimoLiner is another bus service, but it’s a little different from the rest. This is a luxury bus that gives you a lot more space, comfortable seats, and food. You will have someone there to bring you drinks, snacks, and even meals, just like on a flight.

On its Boston to New York run, LimoLiner offers "leather recliner seats, on-board service attendant, complimentary meals, free wi-fi and room to stretch out or work."

The Metrowest Express was officially commissioned for a new bus service running from Boston to Framingham at a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday. The reverse commute service, operated by Limoliner and marketed by the Metrowest/495 TMA, had its inaugural ride Monday.

The trip ended with a chauffeured transfer via hotel Jaguar to the location of the LimoLiner, an appealing alternative for passengers to and from New England who want to avoid the tribulations of Penn Station and LaGuardia Airport. Short of a private jet, the combo bus/limousine, which offers an onboard attendant serving hot and cold meals and drinks as well as movies and WiFi, is a contender.

For most travelers, a city-to-city bus journey is the lowest option on the transportation ladder. Buses are usually dirty and crowded, get stuck in traffic, bump and sway, and are slow. But not all buses are like that now. New bus lines operating luxury or lie-flat sleeper buses offer accommodations and services far beyond what Amtrak, airlines, or other bus lines can.

It’s such a great option for families – and they even offer pet-friendly trips.

Business owners who want to travel between Boston and New York City can now ride the roads in luxury. LimoLiner, a deluxe motor coach travel service, offers the best of air and land travel without the associated hassle, featuring executive-class amenities and high-touch service.

LimoLiner is featured in the May/June issue of Destinations, the official travel publication of The American Bus Association.

LimoLiner Inc. President and CEO Mark Richardson of Stoughton recently received the BUSRide Industry Achievement Award from BUSRide Magazine at the 2017 United Motorcoach Association Expo.

Spring Break in New England is a bit of a dilemma.  It is when the flowers start blooming. The weather is great and you just want to stay put to enjoy spring’s début.  On the other hand, it is a full week with no school for the kids and if you’re lucky you can take at least some of that time off too. So why not leave the house and chores behind and skip town? More.

As someone who travels from Boston to New York bimonthly, I’ve been frustrated time and time again at expensive fares, inconvenient time tables, broken-down trains, and flights into airports far from the city center. However, on a recent trip to NYC I tested out LimoLiner, and had my first pleasant experience between the two cities in a long time. Read More.

LimoLiner wants us to know about their  ‘Spring in the City’ deal for travel between Manhattan and Boston.

This bus is perfect for those who don't want be cramped with others, and actually be able to access wifi.

Family vacations are not cheap. Between the airline tickets (that are usually not discounted for children), the attraction tickets, and the high costs associated with traveling during school vacations (aka when everyone else is traveling), you’ll definitely need to budget.  However, there are some opportunities where you can save money and get some family vacation deals.

Whether you travel with your sweetie pie or your little child, fares are 2-for-1 when taking the high-end motor coach between Boston's Back Bay and Midtown Manhattan.