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Salem Waterfront Hotel and Suites
225 Derby Street
Salem, MA 01970
Nightly Rates: ($139.00 - $349.00)
3 Star
In this charming coastal New England city you will experience more than 300 years of history, art, architecture, and culture. Salem is rich with beautiful public spaces, museums and galleries, historic sites and attractions, great shopping and dining. The best part is, the Salem Waterfront Hotel and Suites is in the heart of it all. Our professiona More...
Hawthorne Hotel
18 Washington Square West
Salem, MA 01970
Nightly Rates: ($116.00 - $198.00)
3 Star
In the heart of Salem, Mass, 16 miles north of Boston Logan Airport, the historic Hawthorne Hotel is walking distance to all Salem attractions, the Salem Witch Museum, Peabody Essex Museum, House of the Seven Gables, Salem Visitor Center, Salem Maritime sites, waterfront shopping and outstanding restaurants. Accessible to and from Boston - Salem an More...
Salem Inn
7 Summer St
Salem, MA 01970
Nightly Rates: ($153.33 - $179.00)
3 Star
Located in the heart of one of Americas oldest seaports the Salem Inn comprises three historic homes offering accommodations rich in history with a proud tradition of service and comfort. Each building has been meticulously restored and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Centrally located in the heart of historic Salem the citys More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near MassachusettsWhile in Massachusetts, you might enjoy a visit to: At the Woodman Institute, a local museum that exhibits all sorts of stuff. The Witch Dungeon Museum features a live witch trial -- a most entertaining presentation of justice -- right where it all happened back in 1692. The historical operating theater where ether was first administered. Forty feet tall, with a concession stand built inside. |