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12 Northey Street House Bed & Breakfast
30 Northey Street | 978-397-1582
Charming historic B&B built in 1809. 5 stars on Tripadvisor. Walk to attractions, train, and waterfront. Private baths, parking, breakfast, AC, TV, garden deck. Smoke-free, Wi-Fi. Check availability and book directly on NortheyStreetHouse.com
14 Silsbee’s by Daniels House
53 Essex Street | 978-594-8757
Operated by the Daniels House Inn, Silsbee’s offers upscale, luxurious Victorian guest rooms, c1843, featuring wide pine floors, exposed beams, brass fixtures, Chinoiserie wallpaper and antique furniture.
DanielsHouseSalem.com
13 The Salem Inn
7 Summer Street | 978-741-0680
Three historic homes in the heart of downtown, near restaurants, attractions, and waterfront. Forty charming guest rooms with private baths, many featuring canopy beds, whirlpools, family suites,
and kitchenettes. Complimentary breakfast, sherry. Wi-Fi.
SalemInn.com
15 Stepping Stone Inn
19 Washington Square North 978-741-8900
Simply the best location! On the Common, next door to the Salem Witch Museum. Six elegantly decorated rooms with queen beds, private baths, owner Matt’s famous coffee, parking, and Wi-Fi. Walk everywhere!
TheSteppingStoneInn.com
INNs & B&Bs
ACCOMMODATIONS
CAMPING
16 Winter Island Park
50 Winter Island Road 978-745-9430
Come explore Winter Island! RV and tent camping
May 20–November 1. Camp and gift store, function hall, outdoor pavilion, public beach with lifeguard, historic Fort Pickering, and lighthouse.
SalemMA.gov/Winter-Island-Park
Castle Hill
Salem’s Castle Hill neighborhood encompasses the area around present-day Jefferson Ave. This area was once home to Sachem Nanepashemet’s fortification, and expansive farmland known as “Salem Pasture,” some of which remains today as Salem Woods and Olde Salem Greens.
Waikiki Beach, photo:
Ty Hapworth, @hellosalem
Indigenous Acknowledgment
This land is Naumkeag, or fishing place, where generations of Indigenous peoples lived
and passed through for centuries. From the village upon the Naumkeag River (now known as the North River) to Sachem Nanepashemet’s fortification (now known as Castle Hill), the people of Naumkeag farmed, fished, traded, raised families, discovered and invented, created art, and, above all else, honored the lands upon which you stand today. We acknowledge that this is Indigenous land and also acknowledge the Massachusett Tribe, who continue to honor and hold this land into the present.
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