“Everything was lovely. Great owners. Be aware that Salem does not allow for inns to cook full breakfasts for guests. If you are allergic to or sensitive to cats, be aware that the owners have several cats.”
“A lovely hotel would stay again. So charming a very well decorated. The walls are from the 18th century’s so you can hear traffic. We had no issue with it at all. There was a French press in the room which was lovely. The issue was no actual coffee to put in it
The pulllout bed was sloped. Probably better to put it on the floor.
I would recommend otherwise”
“Stayed on the 3rd floor. The walls were thin. Keurig coffee on that floor not good. But the coffee in the Lobby was a lot better. Free WiFi but very slow, especially in the evenings. But the room was very clean and water pressure was decent”
“By far our favorite hotel on our Salem to Bar Harbor trip. It was beautifully decorated in nautical themes, convenient to restaurants, the waterfront offered views and great walking area and so close to a neighborhood that felt like a village.”
“We had a great stay in this historic inn. It was in the perfect location to walk to shops and restaurants and the harbor. The staff were a delight and thoroughly enjoyed the Hugo Spritz specialty cocktail they offered one evening out on the patio.”
“Love love love this place!!! John is so friendly and helpful, breakfast bar was perfect , the atmosphere of the room and breakfast area was so very relaxing. Can’t wait to go back again next year!!!”
“Charming place. Room was small but so warm and cozy. I inadvertently booked an accessible room, so loved the fact that there was a chair in the shower to put my foot on while leg shaving. (Every hotel room in America should have at least a ledge of some kind for this!) Like most of the places we’ve been staying, the Internet was crap. But loved our stay here.”
“Room was clean and spacious, there was a shared living room on the floor that housed free coffee, tea, cereal and pastries. Very close to salem, beautiful historic house.”