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    Residence Inn Boston North Shore/Danvers

    3.2 (30 reviews)
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    Tabitha W.

    We reserved a room at the Marriott Residence Inn (Boston North Shore/Danvers) that was about a half hour outside of Boston. They were having a social mixer in the lobby, so we filled up on salad, chips and salsa, spanakopita, and baklava. I really like how spacious the Residence Inn rooms are. They're essentially sizable studio apartments.

    Nice kitchen
    Alan B.

    We were looking for a dog friendly hotel on the North Shore, and as we usually stay at Marriott's, booked a night at the Residence Inn (Boston/North Shore) which is located in Danvers. Their website says, "Explore nearby historic sites located less than ten miles away such as Salem and the Salem Witch Museum or take a quick trip into downtown Boston for a night at Fenway Park or TD Garden." But visitors should note that it can take 20 minutes or more to drive to historic Salem, and an hour or more in traffic to drive to Boston. That said, here are the positives: * Dog Friendly! * Large suites with full kitchens - good for extended stays. * Our room looked clean and updated. * Lots of closet space. * Close to highways such as Route 1 and 95. * Free breakfast each morning. And the negatives: * Did I say close to highways? I meant adjacent to a noisy highway. * The bathrooms are very, very, very small (as in it's difficult to close the door when you maneuver inside). * Rooms are dark and only one window (albeit a large slider) opens. * The breakfast eggs taste like they are from a mix. There aren't many dog friendly hotels in this area, and these units are clearly better for extended stays, so this motel deserves a rating bump for those reasons. It should be a 3 to 3.5 star motel, but since it's a great place for dogs, I'm giving this spot a four star rating.

    Trash cans are frequently full.
    Beth N.

    Man, I was totally bummed with our latest stay. The first time we stayed here the renovations did not interfere with our stay but this time it was unpleasant. Chicken bones littered all grassy areas between and around buildings 2 & 6 which made it almost impossible to comfortably walk our dogs. The doggie poo bag dispenser was useless because it was empty the whole week. We constantly had bugs in our room....gnats can be very annoying when you're trying to sleep. The hot tub was gone and the pool/ basketball area under construction. The trash bins were packed most of the time. One morning I walked out and the bin (located 3 feet from our door) had trash overflowing out of it, a bag stacked on top and towels scattered on the ground at the base. We initially had to change rooms because the internet and phone did not work in the first room since the jack was about to fall out of the wall. There is no way this property would meet Marriott standards in its current condition. **The employees are still professional and helpful. The breakfast area is completed.

    Ants were all over the kitchen bathroom rug and furniture! Bed bugs in my bed!! I got bit!

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    Visiting from CT we found this hotel to be clean and newly remodeled. Quiet with friendly staff. Will stay again.

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    The manager Grace is a complete idiot. Slimey, bug infested, internet that does not work, a complete disaster.

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    Offered a kitchenette, living room area, large king bed, vanity, shower and shampoo/conditioner/body wash.

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    Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston-Peabody

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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!

    The Merchant

    The Merchant

    (77 reviews)

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    We loved our stay. We stayed in room 4 on the 2nd floor. We loved the view out the front window and…read morewe were across the hall from room 3, which is the George Washington room with a view out the front. Hotel is close to everything. Staff is very accommodating. Our flight arrived really early and we were able to drop off our luggage and go out to enjoy the town until our room was available. Attention to detail- my sister and I went to celebrate my birthday and they left a hand written note. So sweet. They even text you when your room is available and to check in with you during your stay if you need anything. Comfort & cleanliness- Very clean and comfortable rooms. Coffee bar- Lovely and well stocked.

    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!

    Hampton Inn Salem Boston - Guest room

    Hampton Inn Salem Boston

    (47 reviews)

    This was a good hotel for a one night stay in Salem. They offer a buffet breakfast with lots of…read moreoptions. There is a full fitness center too with pelaton bikes. Additionally, it's only a 10 minute walk from the train station. The amenities all seem pretty new as well. The only thing that was annoying is our key cards stopped working 3-4 times. The front desk was always willing to help, but I wasn't expecting our cards to stop working so much. Other than that, it was an incredible stay!

    Great location -- very walkable to many of the attractions in Salem, easy to drive elsewhere, and…read morevery close to the train/T if you're coming in that way or want to take it into Boston for a day. We did have a car, and while the attached garage made things convenient, the daily parking fee felt high for what it is (almost $30 a day). Just a heads-up. Also, there is self-park, and at risk of sounding cheap, here's a tip to save you on some tips... valet is optional, and I don't think I've ever been in a hotel where it's less necessary. Self-park is the same price, but you spare yourself the constant tipping, which feels like one more tiny cash grab unless maybe the garage fills up at certain times and they have to move cars elsewhere. The room was nice enough for a short stay, though some acceptable / common deficiencies are starting to show -- scuffed walls, certain outlets loosening up so the prongs don't stay in well, one bulb burned out, etc. But the beds were comfortable enough, the bedding seemed clean, the bathroom was also clean and the shower worked well, and the room overall still had a reasonably new look and style to it. The pool was also clean, warm, and the overall pool area looked well maintained with plenty of clean towels available and a good amount of seating. The pool deck definitely gets a little slick when wet, so watch your step. Breakfast was almost exactly what you'd expect from similar U.S. chain hotels -- pre-made omelets or scrambled eggs depending on the day, home fries, paper-thin bacon or sausage patties, a few cereals and yogurts, a make-your-own waffle station, a couple fruit options, a push-button juice machine, instant oatmeal, etc. There's a good amount of seating, and a handful of tables have their own TVs (though you may have to hunt for a remote, and you might get some cross-room interference if someone else points theirs the wrong way). One interesting detail: breakfast isn't on the ground floor, and you can't reach it via the elevator without a keycard. I assume that's intentional to reduce non-guest walk-ins. Overall, I'd stay here again for the location and reasonable price -- just with the caveat to budget for the nearly $30/day parking or have a workaround ready. The convenience makes it tolerable, but it's definitely something to be aware of.

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    Sonesta Select Boston Danvers

    (14 reviews)

    The hotel ran us about 90$ a night with fees. I found this price to be a great bargain for its…read morelocation nestled between Peabody and Salem. Upon our arrival there was complimentary hot chocolate, and a small store with snacks, drinks, etc. The soda I bought was days away from expiring, and was a bit flat, for a nearly $5 convenience price-tag. They charge this to your room, no need to pull out a credit card. I told the woman at the desk I had booked two separate nights as we decided to make ours a weekend trip. They were able to accommodate us by keeping us in the same room for the entirety of our stay, instead of having to check out and check back in. We were not charged anything extra for this. And they even split the deposits in half so we didn't have two deposits for the same stay. This was a seamless process. All staff we encountered were incredibly friendly and informative. They told us the best place to park for convenient access to our room. The hallway leading to it smelt strongly of cigarettes. But our room was very clean and free of odors. There was a microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker, and TV. The shower had full size bottles of hotel soaps that dry your hair and skin out, but when you forget to pack your own - It was a nice touch. Our room had a view of the closed pool, nothing to write home about. Overall would stay here again for the value.

    my first night there there was a police action across the street I saw a young man chased and…read moretackled. By the police Tbe next morning I found that one of my tires had been intentionally punctured Had to be towed Ended up having to go home a day early. Called them that afternoon. I requested that my second night be refunded. I also requested the fee. I paid for late departure that day be refunded. I was told they would review the camera footage and get back to me by the end of the week. They did not. I called again Friday and was promised that the manager would call me back on Saturday. He did not. It's gone from a being a place that wasn't safe to a place that won't return their customers phone calls to discuss the situation. I would never go back.

    Boston Marriott Peabody

    Boston Marriott Peabody

    (126 reviews)

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    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!

    The Bell Inn & Tavern - Special for the night.

    The Bell Inn & Tavern

    (50 reviews)

    Super clean and comfortable room! Very spacious and the bathroom too was so nice. It can be a…read morelittle loud with the activity happening outside, but the restaurant closes around 10 or 11 I believe so it didn't interfere with us sleeping at all. They have a ton of parking and the staff were nice and helpful. You also have access to additional restrooms and fresh water whenever. It's super close to downtown Salem -- I would definitely recommend staying here!

    I had dinner at The Bell Inn & Tavern with my mom for an early Mother's Day celebration since it's…read morewhere she wanted to go. She and much of my family really like this place and rave about it, but my overall first impression was definitely a mixed bag. My mom made the reservation for Saturday at 4:45pm in the dining room. We arrived a little early, so she showed me around the beautifully renovated building. When we checked in with someone, they redirected us to the bar area downstairs as they were holding a private event in the main dining area. Okay, not a big deal to us. However I could understand if someone else might get a little annoyed at being told they had to go to the bar area when they specifically asked for the dining room on their reservation. I have to say that I do love the downstairs bar area, it's classy and has a vintage speakeasy vibe. We were quickly greeted by one of the guys working the bar who was super nice and did a great job. For a drink I started with their version of an espresso martini, which was a good start to the food experience and gave me high hopes. They brought us out some popovers which to me were just okay. For an appetizer we got some buffalo chicken dip, which was quite delicious. For dinner my mom got a Caesar salad (which I tried a little bit of and thought was good) and a flatbread pizza that was on special. I decided to be a little bougie and went with the braised short ribs, and I regret to say that the dish fell flat for me. The short rib did come apart okay when I stuck my fork in it, but it was kind of chewy, bland and overall really didn't have much flavor. The menu also states that the short rib is served with broccolini (which is a milder, sweeter version of the green vegetable) but it came with regular plain broccoli instead, which I was also quite honestly disappointed by. With all that being said the polenta was my favorite thing on the plate. I'm a little conflicted. The place is beautiful and the staff is so nice. But with how much it was hyped up to me, I was a little let down. I'm kind of thinking that I should've went with another dish? I really want to truly love this place, so I'm sure I'll be back with family at some point to give them another chance.

    Residence Inn Boston North Shore/Danvers - hotels - Updated July 2026

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