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    Hampton Inn Boston/Peabody

    3.0 (79 reviews)
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    Maria G.

    Four stars for a solid hotel in the Peabody area. Make sure when you enter the address, enter the full address! It might take you to Newbury street in Boston, instead of Peabody! The hotel room is slightly outdated, but clean and spacious for the greater Boston area. The highlight is indeed its free breakfast. Weekdays start at 6:30 AM and weekends start at 7 AM. Come here early for breakfast! They do have a free hot tea/water/coffee station towards the back of the lobby 24/7. They also have two free EV charging stations in the back. The hotel staff member unfortunately doesn't have much knowledge how it works. When you drive over to this area, this hotel is the first one before you can loop around to get to the other two nearby hotels. If you meeting friends here, make sure to double check if it's Hampton inn, homewood suites, or springhill suites! Don't end up in the wrong hotel! Free overnight parking.

    Brittany K.

    A really comfortable stay! I really can't think of anything that could have been better. Yes-the location makes the hotel a bit difficult to access but that's minor. Once on the lot, we were able to park easily (free parking). Check in was pleasant and the staff member who checked us in provided us with some complimentary bottled water for the room which we really appreciated! The room was clean and spacious enough. The bathroom well stocked with amenities and the tv had enough channels to keep us entertained after a long day. We didn't get a chance to use the pool and gym but both areas looked well kept. The highlight here is definitely the free breakfast which is a step above most hotel breakfasts. There were veggie omelettes, potatoes, breakfast meats, cereal and oatmeal, pastries in additional to bagels and breads, and the standard waffle maker featuring chocolate batter. We really enjoyed our stay here and would be happy to stay again when visiting Boston/Salem in the future.

    Cindy M.

    11/2021 We were near Salem so decided to stay at this Hampton inn. Free breakfast and overpriced parking But amazing location. We walked all over The room was big and comfy Staff is friendly I'll definitely be back

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    Staci S.

    I only stayed here for a night, but check-in/out was smooth, the room was good, and breakfast had a good variety and availability.

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    Randi K.

    We spent 4 days here. It seemed okay at first. Thankfully we were not at the hotel much because we were out exploring. The first morning I was in the middle of my shower and went to use the shampoo, but it was completely empty so I had to stop my shower to track down shampoo. The exhaust fan in the bathroom didn't work, so the room was humid after every shower. House keeping was supposed to come every other day, but didn't. We inquired at the front desk & apparently housekeeping skipped several rooms. On our final day, we were checking the room to make sure we weren't leaving anything behind and found mold under the window/ac unit. I thought we were stuffy from allergies but now I know we weren't feeling well due to mold. We choose Hilton properties for consistency during travel and this property was a huge disappointment!

    Nikki G.

    This hotel is extremely difficult to get to, especially at night where you don't know where you are going, and miss the small entrance to the weird looking street and then have to go all the way around the block, which is about 10 miles or so out of the way, to get back to the small entrance to the street to try again and hopefully not pass it. That's why I took a star off. Location is everything and this wasn't great. Also, we were so tired and didn't feel like taking a long drive to loop around and get back to the hotel that we skipped dinner and opted to eat Cheetos in the hotel room. The hotel room was clean. This location served breakfast in a box. The manager gave us coffee and bottles of water, and the boxes, which contained a hard boiled egg, an Udi's gluten free bagel (YESSSSS!!!), cream cheese, a yogurt, and I grabbed an orange from the bowl that was out. I wish they would have asked what you wanted because I wasted the yogurt. My mom couldn't eat two yogurts. It wasn't a bad breakfast, it just wasn't a great breakfast, but because of COVID it was understandable. Also, it was so weird traveling from Hampton Inn to Hampton Inn and each one had different serving guidelines and rules. Granted they were in different states, but still weird. The manager in the morning was extremely friendly and made conversation. You could tell that he really likes his job and it showed in his demeanor and warmth. He was the shining star of this location.

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    Poorly maintained, filthy bathrooms , parking fee that is NOT mentioned on the Hilton website, watered down juices at breakfast . Definitely not worth the stay and such a shame for being a Hilton Property. Poorly managed with unfriendly daytime front desk staff

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    Paul Francis M.

    Came out to the area for two nights for work. Highlights came in the form of breakfast and the pool. My room in the other hand now much of a high light. More so the bathroom being the issue. Hair left on the wall in the shower. The water filled up in the tub while taking a shower and had very poor drainage. Left a note for the cleaning people rather than bug the front desk about it. Second night they did a much better job cleaning but the drainage was still an issue. Left some water in the tub before checkout so they could see for themselves and notified the front desk when I checked out. Also forgot about one of the towels having some missing fabric from it. You would think laundry would use better judgment when folding and just toss it out. Everything else about the room was good, clean sheets, comfy bed. Thank you work for putting me here for two nights.

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    Stayed here 2 nights, nice and clean, enjoyed my stay.

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    Boston Marriott Peabody

    Boston Marriott Peabody

    3.2
    (128 reviews)
    $$

    As I was driving into the parking lot late at night, I remembered the 14 presumed witches, five…read morewarlocks, and six other people who were killed or died in the area 334 years ago. Back then, Peabody was part of Salem, where witches were believed to have operated unrestrained for several years. Today, the bright, elegant lighting in the hotel lobby makes guests feel comfortable and at home from the moment they cross the threshold. The rooms are spacious, and the several simultaneous catering events, along with the large number of families dressed for a wedding, are a testament to the hotel's popularity. The Sophia Restaurant serves quality breakfasts with good coffee, fresh fruit, and real scrambled eggs. Guests can also request a made-to-order omelet. On the downside, the bagels were comparable to those found at lower-tier Marriott brands; perhaps it is time for an upgrade. The restaurant is elegantly decorated, and even if you choose the buffet, you can spend more time at your table talking with your companions or enjoying the view because the coffee is served to you. There is also a small but well-equipped executive lounge on the sixth floor, offering an expansive view of the city.

    Stayed at the Boston Marriott Peabody and had a great overall experience. The hotel is clean and…read morecomfortable, with plenty of parking which makes things easy. There's a restaurant on-site, a member lounge, and even a Starbucks, which is super convenient. The hotel could use some updating, but it's still a reliable and comfortable place to stay. Would definitely consider staying here again!

    Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston-Peabody

    Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston-Peabody

    3.3
    (64 reviews)
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    Solid hotel in this area. All the rooms are the same in this hotel, as it comes with a suite…read more The swimming pool water is too cold to my liking. Make sure to always bring your room key card for swipe access. Free breakfast in the hotel lobby that starts 6:30 AM on weekdays and 7 AM on weekends. No EV charging available, but free overnight parking. Appearances wise, the rooms are slightly newer/nicer than the Hampton inn next door. In reality, you can see how dated this hotel is: the corner pipe paint is peeling off, slow toilet flush, tub is updated, etc. I talked to the hotel and they do a refresh every 8-9 years. I think this hotel has been around for 30 years and it is the oldest hotel amongst the three: Hampton inn, homewood suites, and springhill suites. Breakfast selection changes on a daily basis, but it is essentially the same as the Hampton Inn next door. I wonder if they run the same menu on a daily basis with slight variation. Public bathroom is also located on the first floor if you need to use it. Nice lobby area. If you need anything like extra towels or trash bag, you have to go downstairs and ask from the receptionist. I don't think they have enough staff to send stuff to your room. Love the fact that the room has pots, pans, plates, utensils, dishwasher, etc for convenient kitchen needs.

    Unfortunately, things just keep getting worse here…read more Once again, staff are wonderful. However, management is clearly out of touch. They're doing renovations on the entire building, and the only acknowledgement to guests is a little card in the room saying "BIG NEWS! Sorry the windows are covered in plastic, but we promise it'll be worth it!" I'm certain this will make those staying in this hotel for just one night incredibly happy. That was sarcasm in case you didn't clock it. Sorry for a poor press, but I know you can do better! Please try harder!

    Hawthorne Hotel

    Hawthorne Hotel

    3.9
    (381 reviews)
    $$

    Great stay at the Hawthorne--had dinner in the tavern, great food and cocktails. Room was clean…read more They said it might be hot and they could bring a fan up but temperature was fine. Great location--right in the center. Two things of note--we stayed on the 6th floor, room 622. The 6th floor is the pet-friendly floor (we didn't have any pets), and my husband opened the door to get ice and there was a mini Doberman pinscher (cute!) desperate to get in our room. Then the owner came around the corner and could not figure out why he wanted to get in our room so bad. My husband went in search of the ice and saw the couple with the dog was staying in the room that would be exactly parallel to ours on the other side. I had a great sleep. Husband did as well except around 3 or so he was awoken to a hard poking several times on his shoulder. He said I was dead asleep and facing away so it was not me. We are both FAR from superstitious and don't believe in ghosts etc, so his mind went to someone broke in--but everything was locked up quite securely. He even checked under the bed! After the fact we found out about its ghost stories with specifically the 6th floor--specifically room 612. Again we were room 622, so does 612 (with the doggie) mirror ours? Other people have also mentioned getting poked as well, which we again didn't see about the hotel till after. So between the desperate dog and the poke, probably nothing--but most creeped out I've been in a while!! (Not so creeped out that we wouldn't go back!)

    When we were walking in Salem, we came across an elderly lady in a wheelchair and she was…read morecompletely lost finding this hotel. We all stop what we we were doing and walked safely to this hotel. I went to the front desk to let the lady working on July 9 around midnight about this guest being lost, and she was extremely rude, annoyed and told me that she the guest has been calling the hotel for three hours asking for help. The lady who is working, the Front Desk has short gray hair and was very rude and obviously did not care about a guest at this hotel. If a guest is lost, wouldn't it be the right thing to do by assisting them instead of complaining about a loss elderly guest who was a retired school teacher? When other people in the hotel were leaving, the same lady was talking to another lady about the guest and talking about how rude they were and how much they were drinking, though when I was there, I did not witness any of this. When I recommend going to this hotel based off of the people who represent this Brand, the answer is no.

    The Merchant

    The Merchant

    4.7
    (78 reviews)
    $$

    I was a little nervous about staying in a small boutique hotel, but this place completely won me…read moreover. It's beautiful, quiet, and genuinely accommodating, and the location couldn't have been more perfect. I woke up, grabbed a cup of coffee from the hall's snack area, and it ended up being the most peaceful, effortless escape.

    Pros: - very comfy bed…read more- cruelty free toiletries available in the shower and bathroom, various herbal / fresh citrus scents that were not too strong - very friendly front desk staff that accommodated our needs around check out - we were able to keep luggage with them for many hours after check out and extend our parking time for no fee. The woman who checked us in was very friendly and gave us a tour of the common areas - entrances are locked to the public and secured with a password for extra safety - our room was big - I was pleasantly surprised to see that they offer Nespresso coffees with lots of fix ins available (even dairy free milk in the fridges!), grab and go snacks like Himalayan Gold popcorn and flavored almond mixes, and fresh made more substantial snacks like a chia seed pudding with coconut flakes and pineapple that was so good, I had it twice! Also available at any time in the fridges were Apple streussel yogurt parfaits and hard boiled eggs. Chocolate chip cookies are baked throughout the day. - nicely decorated lounge area on first floor and deck patio space - you are able to leave items in a designated shared refrigerator space in the kitchenette on the first floor, a clever solution to no fridges in the rooms (at least not in mine). The thought of a communal, unmentioned fridge with strangers did give me pause though, but it's nice they offer it. Room for improvement: - I understand I came in a heat wave and summer is not prime season in Salem, but the room was so warm. The air conditioning would not go below 67° setting, but the real room temp was always much higher according to the thermostat (this morning it was 76!) I was sweating and had a hard time sleeping. They gave us a box fan when we asked if the AC could go any lower...I wasn't even sure it was on....and that helped a little but still wasn't enough. Please let people turn down the temp so they can sleep without waking up sweaty! The AC units also made a decently loud bubbling noise - this seems to be in a part of town near where an unhoused group of people hangs out. To walk to the off site parking lot, which was not far away at all thankfully, you have to walk through a big park full of many unhoused people, some begging or shouting. It made me feel a bit unsafe and I wasn't thrilled to leave my car in an area of town like that. Head's up. On our last day here, there was also a seemingly unhoused woman hanging out on the front steps of the hotel's (beautiful!) lawn for many hours. At one point when we walked by, she was starting to get aggressive and shout at people walking by. - the bar in the lounge area, prominently featured on their website, is non functional as they do not have a liquor license, which would have been a nice place to enjoy a cocktail - the tvs have lots of streaming apps advertised on the TV main screen, but none are logged in to the hotel's account. I guess that's standard in some cases, but it felt frustrating to not be able to watch a lot of what was shown to us. - not the hotel's fault, just a product of the location (which was otherwise very convenient and centrally located!), but there were loud cars with booming stereos driving by at all hours of the night on a weekday that occasionally woke me up. - the lot they let you park in temporarily while you unload luggage, while a nice gesture and made moving bags much easier, is very tight and took quite a few maneuvers to be able to get out of. - there's really only one heavy duty lock on the door, but overall the closing mechanism felt very lightweight and I didn't have a ton of confidence in it. We were only given one key for two people staying in one room. Overall, the location and service were nice, but the temp issue was pretty hard to get past since it made me feel so stifled. The snacks came in handy more than once, but for the price, I'd look around at other locations before automatically coming back here, I imagine you could find something cheaper that isn't on the fringes of a sketchy neighborhood. It is right next to Hauswitch, which was one of my favorite shops in all of the many, many options in town, so that's a plus, but they really need a better AC system for summer guests. Thank you for a cozy stay other than that and for such welcoming treatment!

    SpringHill Suites Boston Peabody

    SpringHill Suites Boston Peabody

    3.3
    (108 reviews)
    $$

    "Sweet things from Boston So young and willing…read moreShe thinks I'm crazy But I'm just growin' old" (Steely Dan) Our first impression of the hotel was far from stellar. We arrived before noon and were hopeful our room was available, which it wasn't. We figured we'd use the hotel for a pit stop, sit in the lobby to plan a day trip to Marblehead, and then check in later in the day. After my wife asked the registration desk for directions to, and then visited the ladies room, she told the desk that the restroom was out of paper, and the clerk said "oh yeah, I know." Wow... would it have been too much to mention that before she went in? So after that bit of uncomfortableness, we sat down at a table near the coffee machine and saw most of the tables needed a good cleaning--there were straw wrappers and spilled sugar everywhere. After we did find a clean table, we did see maintenance come over and start working on the tables. Our room was fine- big enough to relax in with a couch, a comfy bed, a nice work desk and a totally adequate bath and shower. On the minus side, the walls are thin, so you might hear your neighbors, and you might hear the traffic roaring by on Route One, which pretty much abuts the hotel property. The included breakfast was very good with a nice assortment of the usual hot and cold items. No complaints about breakfast. Parking is free and there are plenty of spots available. So all in all, once we checked in we had a decent stay here with no further complaints. PRO TIPS 1 - We entered the hotel property from the left lane of Route One on a pretty sharp approach, so be diligent and be careful if that is the way you're getting there. 2 - There is a fantastic Italian restaurant (Marco's) within a few hundred feet at 47 Newbury Street

    Nope, never again. It seems like an old hotel that was rebranded as a Springhill. From the cold,…read moreuninviting lobby to the outdated rooms, I do not want to come back. I'm not sure if it was dirty or just old, either way, neither my colleague nor I wanted to shower here because it just felt gross.

    Hampton Inn Boston/Peabody - hotels - Updated August 2026

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