Hotels with a Pool in Salem, MA

Name: Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites
Price range: $220 total

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Featured Salem Hotels with Pool

$197 nightly

$220 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

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Renovated in 2024, Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites offers a marina, an indoor pool, and free WiFi in public areas. If you decide to drive, there's free parking. The front desk has multilingual staff standing by 24 hours a day to assist with concierge services and luggage storage. Additional amenities include meeting rooms, a conference center, and a terrace.

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Parking included

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Salem hotels essential information

Accommodation	4,656 hotels
Lowest Price	$220
Highest Price	$220
Popular hotels	Salem Waterfront Hotel & Suites

Recent Hotels with Pool Reviews

4/5 Good

"The location of this hotel was ideal for our visit. We planned a 2-day pre-cruise stay on our own. It's easy to take an Uber, taxi or Silver Line bus to the Flynn cruise port from this hotel. The room was comfortable, nicely appointed and had great western views over a park. It was quiet. The food in the dining room was tasty - some of the best clam chowder we've tasted. If you like martinis, try the chocolate espresso! Yum. My only complaint, and it was a big misstep - we had a fire alarm at almost midnight one night of our stay. It was a cluster. No staff anywhere. Our stairwell emptied into staff/office hallway and the security guard (who worked there) also didn't know what was going on when we asked. We got more help from the firefighters as they were leaving the site. It was apparently a false alarm, but after you make your guests walk down many flights of stairs, you'd think you'd post up staff to advise the very sleepy and confused patrons where to go and make sure we knew what to do. Nobody in the lobby knew what was going on. Some manager advised us we could return to our rooms thru the elevators, but when loads of people tried to use the elevators, they were still out of service. After waiting a while, we walked up 7 flights of stairs, but the stairway we took was not straight up. We got lost in the conference side of the hotel. I think they need to do some more practice drills. It was a disappointing end to an otherwise nice stay."

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