Popular Danvers 4-star Hotels

We stayed here for a girls weekend to Salem. It was an average hotel. We got the king room with 2 toddler beds, and toddler beds is accurate. Our room was in need of a renovation. We got 1 remote for 2 TV's, there were no photos on the wall, just empty wall anchors, our sink drained slow, outlets were coming out of the wall, the side tables all had kicks and missing paint. There was one mirror just in the bathroom, where friends had a double bed room and had 3 mirrors! We were on the second floor and had a small flight of stairs to climb. We had a balcony, but no chairs on it. The lounge looked nice, it was always loud and full late into the night. This was a busy time for the hotel, but the noise in the hallways was very disruptive into the late hours of the night. Drunken people yelling, kids running up and down them, and slamming doors woke us up all 3 nights we stayed here. Starbucks options in the lobby was nice, but expensive. $6.29 for a grande coffee. Would come back to bring the kids to the waterpark and for the location to malls, but not for another adult trip.

Overall experience was great

This property consists of several small separate buildings, each two stories, with 8 units in each building. The buildings do not have elevators, so if you have a lot of luggage either specify a ground floor unit or plan to lug your luggage upstairs. Even the ground floor units in some buildings require climbing a few stairs. The suites themselves are spacious but austere, and the layout was odd but functional. The full kitchen included a full-size fridge with an icemaker, but there is no ice machine available for guests – if you need ice, the front office manager can get it for you from the kitchen. Breakfast in the lobby building was good, perhaps a little better than average for a place like this. Why anyone thought it was a good idea to build separate units in Boston’s climate is beyond me – it was OK to have to walk outside to the breakfast room in October, but it wouldn’t be OK in January! The biggest problem with this place is the road noise, as it sits between I-95 to the east, US 1 to the west, and Andover Street to the north, with heavy traffic on all three. You can try to get a room in a building near the middle of the property, but all the buildings are close to one or the other of these roads.

My friend and I were on a road trip and just 'going with the flow'- stopping wherever we felt like it. This is often hit and miss when comes to hotels, but we were definitely happy with this choice! Big room, extra clean, big bathroom (also extra clean), everything worked and the staff was awesome.

Service and Amenities section would have scored “5” if there was an iron in the room. The ironing board was present. Location is tricky because you learn from listening to Directions that you must drive through a plaza and pass a Planet Fitness, then take a right turn. Some signage to Property would be helpful. Otherwise, I had a great stay, and will go again.