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"Nice stay."

"Extremely helpful staff, our room was perfect. "

"This place was clean and modern. Very spacious and in close vicinity to downtown Salem. Host was very responsive. "

"My 3 kids and I named this the Hobbit house with the winding stairs and odd shape ceilings. Stairs are not ideal for toddlers or young children. Kitchen has a smaller fridge and microwave. Which was all we needed for our stay. Power breaker did shut off lights twice but house Manager was quick to fix within a few mins each time.Within walking distance to the public bus into Salem Square. Quick easy access to all major Salem attractions and about 1:45 mins into Boston. Neighborhood is quite and felt safe. Would recommend to anyone not wanting to stay in cramped hotel. "

"We completely enjoyed our stay! I think this may be our nee home away from home when visiting Boston殺It was clean, decor was awesome, and parking was a breeze "

"Newly painted, very clean, very comfortable beds, and uncluttered. A very nice place to stay."

"Host's Diane and Chris were wonderful! Accomadations were awesome, everything was well thought out for making us comfortable. The decorations were fun and on theme for a Salem experience! I would 100% reccomend staying while visiting Salem! "

"Tina was a great host - very responsive and accommodating! The house is about 1.2 miles to town, which was walkable for me but also just a cheap uber/lyft ride if I didn’t want to walk. I feel like I have to disclose to my fellow easily-overstimulated-by-noise friends - bring earplugs. As disclosed in the listing, there is an upstairs tenant and her dog. The house is older so it makes a lot of random creaking / knocking noises and you can hear every step the upstairs tenant or her dog made, their water running, walking down the stairs, etc. There was nothing to contact the host about to fix, because the tenant was simply just living, but it is worth noting that people who are extra sensitive to noise and get anxious from it would benefit from bringing earplugs."