Located opposite Lamont Library, The Inn at Harvard offers luxurious accommodations at a location that couldn't be more central. Original works of art from the Harvard University Art Museums decorate the skylit atrium, a warm welcome to the bright rooms that lie just beyond the vaulted entrance. For Commencement (roughly $350/night and a minimum 3-night stay), make plans 4 years in advance. Reservations accepted beginning Freshman Week. (“Do try and graduate in 4 years, sweetie, or Mommy and Daddy are going to forfeit their hotel room deposit.”) The Inn at Harvard's 113 elegant rooms with queen or double beds go for $150-200 in the winter and $170-360 in the summer. Three junior suites and 1 presidential suite are available. High speed wireless internet in all rooms. Underground parking available for $30/night. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Creperie, serving a wide variety of crepes to taste and a selection of some basic entress. Good for lunch and coffee as well as the obvious, and delicious crepe. Open 9:30am-10:30pm, Su 9:30am-8:00pm, no credit cards. A nice litte dine in area, but also good for take out.

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This is a nice little store on Mass Ave where you can buy all sorts of imports; jewelry, rugs, shirts, bags etc...great to browse.

Step right up—cheapest in the Square! André is committed to keeping salon haircare affordable for students. Haircuts $10; wash, cut, and dry $25. Free cut with full foil highlights ($75+). The green and white linoleum and peeling '80s posters may not be the most upscale, but it beats the clinical sterility of Great Cuts. André also cheerfully corrects your hair horrors. Maybe you got a lousy cut at Vidal Sassoon; maybe you had a little incident with a bottle of vodka and a Weed Wacker—either way, corrections are still only $10. Paul Mitchell and Nexxus products available. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Cambridge.MA:Template:Optometrist Fine glasses, sunglasses, sports goggles, and contact lenses 5min from Harvard Sq. A wide selection of frames—simple to fashionable and fancy—are $50+. Allow a week for all glasses and contacts. Optometrist on premises; basic eye exam $50, complete eye exam $101-125. 1-day disposables (Acuvue) $39/box of 30. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Great Little stop on Mass Ave, close to Harvard Square. Lots of imports, tops, skirts, and jewelry. Reasonably priced.

Though small in size, this source for “experienced clothing” is an overwhelming sensory experience. Sequins, fringe, and regrettable patterns from the 60s and 70s burst out from the racks and baskets lining every inch of free space. The infinite selection, coupled with amazingly low prices, makes Oona's a great stop for costume-partiers year-round. More sedate fare like suede and leather jackets ($5+) or Levis cords ($10+) balances out the boas and plastic devil horns. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Cambridge.MA:Template:Bookstore Revolutionary rhetoric at Harvard does exist beyond Mather tees, and this small bookstore is a goldmine for anyone devoted to or interested in “the cause,” whatever that may be. Pamphlets, manifestos, and books (especially the Little Red kind) are available on a wide range of revolutionary topics, including gender and sexuality, Third World countries, and oppressed cultural groups. Check out one of over a dozen political films available for weekly rental (around $5). Also available is the ever-popular “People's Republic of Cambridge” T-shirt ($16); march on over and buy one before the capitalists auction them off. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

This is a small gallery store that carries beautiful and affordable mostly one of a kind items. Here you can find a wide variety of exquisite hand made jewelry, unique bags shawls and accesories, distinctive table art, oil paintings, and "cool" mola shoes among others findings from around the globe. We also have expert jewelry repair service. Hours: Mon-Sat: 11 AM. - 7 PM. Sun: 12PM - 6 PM

Valet parking for guests of the hotel as well as drive-ins. Flat rates: $16/day only, $30/overnight. Monthly parking $300. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.