Boasting an on-site restaurant and lounge, a fitness center and a heated indoor swimming pool, Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites is located in Salem, Massachusetts, 3.7 mi from Abbott Park.
Located in Salem, 1.4 miles from Dead Horse Beach, The Cove At Salem provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
Located in Salem, a 4-minute walk from Glendale Cove Beach, The Coach House provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
Josette
United States of America
Loved the room, the furniture was very nice and the room was clean! The location was great. Close to downtown Salem and just a 30 to 40 minute drive to downtown Boston depending on traffic.
Located in Salem and with Glendale Cove Beach reachable within 1.2 miles, Hampton Inn Salem, Ma provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi and a shared lounge.
Stephen
United States of America
Parking underneath,breakfast included option was phenomenal plenty of foods. Free coffee in lobby 24/7. Close to laundry mat and car wash. Coffee k-cup in room hot good. Housekeeping every day if wanted. Hot shower. Fitness room was great.
This Salem, Massachusetts hotel is located just 591 feet from the Salem Witch Museum and Salem Common. It features an on-site restaurant and bar and free Wi-Fi access in every room.
Gina
United States of America
I love the hotel's location, comfortable bed, and the Tavern restaurant inside was nice. Everything in the hotel was clean.
The Hotel Salem is located in Salem, 1.4 miles from Glendale Cove Beach and 1.4 miles from Dead Horse Beach.
Shirley10
United States of America
The location is excellent for tourist activities. Staff was very friendly and helpful. There is a convenient restaurant/bar downstairs. We didn't eat there but the food looked good and the cocktails were nice. Bathroom was very nice with a great shower.
I would likely stay here again if we were able to book a traditional sized room.
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, The Merchant offers accommodations in an historic building in Salem. Each room has a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
Located in Salem, within a 18-minute walk of Dead Horse Beach and 1.5 miles of Glendale Cove Beach, Daniels House Inn provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private...
Owens
United States of America
We loved the overall ambiance of the house and the ability to stay in a piece of history. Bed was comfortable and room was spacious.
Located in Salem town center, Stepping Stone Inn offers free WiFi access. Matt’s famous fresh coffee will be provided daily from 8-10am and gourmet coffee, tea and hot cocoa is available 24/7.
Andrew
United States of America
The innkeepers were beyond helpful and kind. They made wonderful recommendations on restaurants, museums and attractions. We will most definitely stay here when we return to Salem.
Such an interesting historical gem of a city. Lots to explore, contemplate and take in. You absorb the witchy vibe in a cool way, but then keep exploring the museums, waterfront, parks and fantastic shops and restaurants. Like a mini-Boston, but more focused.
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Anonymous
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Scored 10
Salem is a great little city with so much historical...
Salem is a great little city with so much historical significance, beautiful old homes and a fantastic museums. If you have the time, it is well worth a side trip.
Mercy Tavern is also a great spot, lovely food, cocktails and staff.
I wanted to go to Salem since I was a child, 30 years later I finally made it. You won't be disappointed.
Carol
Ireland
8.0
Scored 8.0
Anybody that is in to the type of stuff in Salem would love...
Anybody that is in to the type of stuff in Salem would love it. Could spend a week there just looking at all the shops. Then you have the tours and self guided paths, you really just have to research what you are into.
Michael
10
Scored 10
Salem is a fun place to visit.
Salem is a fun place to visit. Lots of attractions and activities to keep you busy. Food was great and many places to choose from. We liked Reds, Dire Wolf Tavern and Carmel Patisserie.
I would highly recommend any time of year because of the variety of attractions and places to visit. The Witch Dungeon Museum and the Witch House were among my favorites to visit.
Awesome place for a girls get away. We were able to walk everywhere and see what we wanted. The boutiques and shopping were awesome.
We also did a Psychic Reading and a Witches Circle and Witch City Walking tour. We loved all of them. I would definitely come back and do them again.
Suzanne
United States of America
10
Scored 10
The history of Salem is just so..
The history of Salem is just so.. Interesting, colorful, fasinating, rewarding and a little sad. What human beings can doing to each other is unbelievable in both evil and good ways.
We stayed at the Salem INN and loved it. Ate at Turners, Rockafellas and some other places that slip my mind. These two were great.
Used the trolly and walked alot.
JohnGC51
United States of America
10
Scored 10
The museums moved along quickly and provided a hood...
The museums moved along quickly and provided a hood educational background of the Salem Witch trials. I purchased a multi pass ahead of time, which I usually do to offset expenses/time when vacationing. Suggest you book ahead the tour of The House of Seven Gables. There were plenty of good restaurants to choose from and all staff at each eatery were more than pleasant and excellent wait staff. I would not recommend for families with children younger than 10/12, and unfortunately the museums are not intended for those with physical handicaps (steep wooden staircases which lend to historical preservation).
The hotel is adjacent to the downtown of Salem, meaning all of the historic places one might want to visit are located in walking distance. This is really great since you park your car in the hotel's parking garage and do not need to use it for your exploration of Salem. The hotel is really clean and the breakfast is awesome (much better than the standard breakfast at US based hotels!). For solo travelers who want to explore the town this hotel is perfect!
The hotel was very cool, although it would have been nice to see a little spookiness. The rooms were huge! The beds and pillows were very comfortable. The shower was a dream and they had great body products including conditioner, which no one seems to carry any more, but they do. Bergamot even ..wish I could buy some.
I like that they had purified water stations on each floor, but non of the sparkling water buttons worked.
My daughter flew in and arrived at the hotel a bit before my friend and I did by car. Hennessey was very gracious, by giving her the Wi-Fi password and let her sit in the lobby until we arrived. Extra comfortable beds and pillows. The perfect central location to all the places we wanted to go. The room was spacious with a nice seating area and lots of drawer space.
There was a moment when I was able to see into the room with the hotel staff and on the wall there was a trans pride flag. It was so nice to see that even in a place where it is not out to get attention, that they still hung it up.
It felt genuine and I appreciate it so much!
My absolute favorite was the ease of everything.. Parking was easy, to get in and out of my room at anytime was easy, staff was available for any concerns or questions..I loved how quiet my room was considering the hotel is in the middle of everything..
The décor of the hotel is fantastic - a modern and clean update that honors the original style of the building. The location in Salem is very, very convenient to shops, restaurants and the water.
Great location in the heart of Salem (across the street from the Common and the Hawthorne Hotel event space).
The owners were friendly.
The historic space is beautifully cared for.
I loved how central The Merchant is located from everything in Salem.
I absolutely loved the aesthetic of the hotel and the breakfast scones! This place was cozy and fun.
The hotel is wonderful and the location in Salem can not be beat. All of the main attractions are within walking distance. The town square is next door.
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