Daniels House Inn

If you would like to see a real ghost, go to The Daniels House Inn where you might get a glimpse of the proprietor or not. Breakfast? It's trick or treat! Hope you like an orange or a banana or a dirt bar. Parking is limited, depending on the room you get. It's like bobbing for apples here. Maybe you get one, maybe you won't. The money comes easy in Salem due to the commercialism of their dark history and examples of lack luster customer service are everywhere, including, unfortunately this place.

VERY EXPENSIVE, POOR CANCELATION POLICY, POOR PARKING POLICY, VERY LIMITED BREAKFAST.

We really like staying at unique or historical properties. The Daniels house was both. The Hostess at breakfast was very friendly and helpful with our questions about parking for my brother who was coming to meet us. Would stay here again. The only con would be thevceiling height in the 3rd floor rooms.

Daniel’s house Inn is so cute and provides a unique experience. I will be staying here every time I come to Salem! Also, definitely sign up for the little tea service. It was adorable and the tea is so good. I will be ordering the Smokey black tea for home!

More communication with the staff would have been better as well as making sure each occupant is doing what is ask. I understand sharing a bathroom in a colonial house is a hard thing but if you are making people follow rules then you should not book two families in that floor.

Great location within walking distance to all the sites and shops. Room was neat and clean as was the common areas. Definitely would stay again.

Our son and daughter in law gave us an overnight stay here for a Christmas gift. The Daniels House was clean, and easy to access once we arrived. We arrived to check in at 4pm, already having been emailed our access code, and our assigned parking spot. We stayed on the second floor in the Great Room, which was spacious, clean and had its own bathroom. We slept in a king sized antique 4 posted bed, which we were able to adjust the head and foot of with a remote control. (sorry, forgot to take a photo of the bed!) We entered the lobby, signed the guest book and then after we put our luggage in our room, went out and about Salem, which was fantastic. So much to do, and see, and all within walking distance from The Daniels House. The only thing we were a little disappointed by was that we never saw our hosts the whole time we were there, (other than a man and women dressed in historical attire, that came down the stairs and exited the front door as we were sitting inside the dining area at breakfast.) We have been to many B&Bs and this was the first time that we had experienced not having a host or hostess on the property to greet you as you check in, or check out, or even at some point during your stay just to say hello. Other than that, it was a very pleasant place to stay as our room was clean, odorless and spacious and the Inns location made it possible to see a lot while were were the for such a short stay. We were pleasantly surprised by how peacefully quiet it was in and outside of the Inn.

Loved this historic home. It’s within walking distance to everything. There was a little garden and wisteria and lilacs were in bloom. The house is decorated in tasteful antiques and our room was spacious and so comfortable. The stairs would be difficult for some but what a great experience.

I booked Daniel’s House as it is the oldest inn in Salem but also because they offered free breakfast each morning so I thought that would save us money. It cost nearly £200 per night and the bed was very comfortable, the room was big and both the bedroom and bathroom were spotlessly clean. The only think that let it down for us was the breakfast. The bread and muffins were under a plastic lidded container but were left out all the time, and I found it all to be dry and slightly hard and even after toasting I just couldn’t eat it. Coffee was good and there was fruit and cereal bars, but comparing to other places to stay in Salem, I don’t think this was worth the £200 per night seeing as we then had to buy breakfast each morning at one of the local eateries. The location was great but they also charge a $10 baggage hold which ruined our plans for the day we left as we thought $30 to hold 3 bags was crazy, I’ve never had to pay for baggage storage before whether we’ve stayed in hotels or B+Bs so we didn’t and that meant we couldn’t visit one of the attractions that we’d planned to