Places to stay near Peabody Essex Museum

Henry Derby House

This antique home is perfect for families or wedding parties traveling together looking to explore downtown Salem. Experience the charm of Salem's McIntire district in the home originally built for tailor Henry Derby in 1838. This 7 bedroom 4 bathroom colonial style home will give you the feel of old Salem with some modern amenities in the updated kitchen and baths. The house is centrally located in walking distance to all of Salem's attractions as well as the T, but also off the beaten path.

The Mason Suite of Salem

*We have THE BEST location in all of Salem! Take a look at our reviews!* The Mason Suite is a boutique lodging experience with all the comforts of home! Built in 1844 and nestled among Salem's most prized architecture, the Suite is just steps from the Witch Museum, bustle of the pedestrian mall, and Salem Common! Recently renovated from top to bottom! You'll be surrounded by fine furnishings, culture and history! The location is 10/10! We strive to provide you with the ideal Salem experience!

Cute, perfectly located downtown 1 bedroom parking

Small, beautiful and efficient one-bedroom unit in the heart of downtown Salem. Constructed in 1800, the Nathanial Frothingham house is a short walk to the Salem train station, the Peabody Essex Museum and is centered among Salem's many historic attractions and amazing restaurants. Simple but elegant décor make this an attractive space for your home base during your stay in Salem. Cable and Wi-Fi are included. REG#1026 OCCUPANCY: 2 GUESTS 1 CAR OFF STREET PARKING (during your stay ONLY)

The Ghoul’s Attic-For 90s Witches and Wannabes

No ghoulies or ghosties here--just a unique and magical escape inspired by everyone's favorite school of magic--located upstairs at The Creaky Cauldron B&B in the heart of Salem! We have put a lot of love into creating a truly special and unique experience for visitors to the Witch City who love magic and Salem as much as we do. Each room has been carefully themed after a magical house and/or subject to give our guests an immersive experience in the world of witchcraft and wizardry.

The Salem Porch House

The Salem Porch House is a beautiful, comfortable one bedroom condo and relaxing porch with views of the Salem Common on a residential side street. The condo has a spacious primary bedroom with a king bed, full eat in kitchen with a farmhouse table, small bathroom with a sunken claw foot shower/tub and a peaceful living room with a queen bed for additional guests. The space is ideally located right downtown... everything is walking distance and many things literally 1-5 minutes away!

House of Three Gables

Nestled within the historical Derby Street neighborhood in Salem, MA, The House of Three Gables offers 3 comfortable bedrooms, a livingroom w/tv, and a full kitchen. Free Wi-fi and parking available on premise. This prime location is less than a 3 minute stroll to the Salem/Boston Ferry with museums, restaurants, and shops around every corner. We welcome everyone into our quaint home, baby accomodations are available but, please no pets. We look forward to your visit!

Beautiful historical house in Salem

The whole group will enjoy easy access to everything from this centrally located place. A few minutes walk to a multitude of great restaurants, shops, galleries, the witch house, ghost and witch tours, trolley tours, Salem ferry, Pickering wharf, Salem witch museum, witch dungeon museum and a few minutes drive to Salem Willows and the house of the seven gables. All three bedrooms that are on the second floor will have AC units from mid June till September.

Charter Street: Historic Charm, Modern Comfort

*Perfect location according to our reviews: Walk to all of Salem's, restaurants, attractions and walking areas* Park your car and walk to all of Salem's main attractions! The Gilbert Chadwick House on Charter Street is a renovated, centrally located apartment perfect for visiting all of Salem's sites and having a nice place to relax at the end of the day. Previously owned by the Peabody Essex Museum, this property was lovingly restored with a modern look.

The Salem House | First floor 2 bedroom apartment

Historic 1850 built colonial house with restored exterior and interior odes to Doric order architecture. Originally built for a leather factory owner named Thomas Looby, The Salem house is now a beautiful opportunity to visit Salem in a distinguished space. Exactly one mile from downtown with off street parking, staying here allows being away from the craziness of the city center while intimately experiencing Salem by staying in a historic colonial home.