Salem is one of America's oldest cities with an enduring maritime past. Comprising The West House (circa 1834), The Curwen House (circa 1854) and The Peabody House (circa 1874), the Salem Inn testifies to the glory that was 19^th century Salem. These impressive and historic buildings, built with the wealth of those seafaring days, are centrally located among an impressive array of activities. 

The history of America comes alive in Salem, and it is easy to explore. Settled in 1626, Salem is known as the "Witch City" because of the infamous Witch Trails of 1692. The Salem Heritage Trail links all of Salem's historic sites together on a red line painted on the sidewalk. As a walk around the city, allow an hour and a half. If you plan to stop in at the attractions, you could spend a few days exploring the Heritage Trail. Don't forget to look up when you are on the Heritage Trail: One of Salem's greatest assets is the breathtaking architecture.

39 Individually decorated rooms and suites provide an ensemble of amenities: private bath, TV, telephone, as well as some with kitchenettes, fireplaces, or Jacuzzis. Antiques and tasteful furnishings grace all of the buildings. 

Features

• 39 Rooms 
• Room amenities: private bath, telephone, TV, air-conditioning
• Children Welcome, free under 18

Rates
Rates are per room per night including room tax. Any meal or other inclusions in the price are mentioned above in the Features section.

Area Highlights

Located in historic Salem, 18 miles north of Boston. All area attractions within a short walk or drive. 

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