Silsbee's by Daniels House

Beautiful property. Close enough to walk to all the town attractions and free assigned off street parking. However the stairs to the 2nd floor are high and steep. There is no insulation in the place. You can literally see the room below through the floor boards and it sounds like the people down there are in the same room. For us that meant a very loud group of people who kept us up. At no point did we see anyone who ran the place. Everything came via email. A code to the door, how to get in, how to leave the place, etc.. The bed was extra firm and we both ended up in pain each morning, plus I think the shower needs a PHD to work it.

Very friendly. Location was on “ Main witches street”. Room amazing. Room was from a magazine . Bed was big and royal. Beautiful shower for 2. Very private stay. Private parking. 12 minute walk to the furthest of everything.

We loved this historic property! It was like staying in a living museum. Though we never met any staff personally, all communication via text and email was helpful, clear and descriptive, i.e. codes to get into the building, where to park, info about breakfast. We enjoyed our stay.

Great location and cool experience. But parking is a nightmare. I thought we had onsite parking but ended up getting yelled at by the owner because we pissed off another person staying who apparently had the right to park onsite. We had to park 3 blocks away and it rained the whole time. Both times I had to contact the owner, he was rude and it just ruined the experience for us. If you just need a place to sleep and keep your stuff, this is the place. Just don't expect any hospitality.

This is such a wonderful historic property to stay at! Easy access and a good cold breakfast selection, and the owners are really kind!

The Silsbee Suite was lovely! Its def just for 1 or 2 ppl even though the kitchen is huge there is only 1 queen bed and a couch. You also habe acess to your own private patio but we were out all day and didnt really utilize that. This property is in walkimg distance to everything you need to get to and see in Salem. It is an old house and you can hear EVERYTHING! Even the other guests if they sneeze or laugh so just be aware of that. I would def stay again

It's our second time at Silsbee! We were at the Rajah room the first time, and now at in the Canton room. We loved our stay. Quiet, not in the middle of everything BUT close enough to walk everywhere. The Mercy Tavern near by (3 min walk) is a MUST! Best burgers in town! We had an AC issue on a day of 105, and the owner was very quick and responsive and had good options, although we were able to quickly fix the issue! Breakfast is hold almost in a museum place! So pretty! We love Salem, and will probably be back at this inn!! I love the idea of encourage little businesses!

The room was beautiful, spacious, and well appointed. Parking was easy and the house was a very walkable distance from everything in Salem. Looking forward to our next stay!

It was a bit tricky with all the emailing of codes etc & the stairs were also hard to get up with all our luggage but it was a cute place to stay in keeping with the area

No staff available on arrival. You got to figure things out or call. It’s stressful. Thermostat was in the hallway so you share settings with other rooms. Breakfast choice is underwhelming. Room and Bath was nice. Location is good and the antique ambiance is very nice.

The Silsbee House was conveniently located to most things we wanted to do in Salem. It was also fantastically clean! We stayed in the Rajah room and it was beautiful. The bed was also very comfortable. I appreciated the attention to detail. I also loved that Beekman 1802 products were in the shower. I have sensitive skin and their products don't irritate me. The only thing that would made it more comfortable would have been a place to put my soap bar in the shower and a place to lay out my suitcase in the room, like a suitcase stand. The breakfast each day was simple, standard continental breakfast food. We ended up eating out for breakfast most days. I will be recommending this place to friends!

The property is beautiful and well maintained. I love that it is a part of history. Our room was clean and nice. Close to a lot of attractions, shops, and dining.

Loved Salem. So much history. Every house seemed to be historic and well maintained. Amazing to stay in one. They brought an extra chair when we wanted to eat in our room the first night. The breakfast was ample in a comfortable historic (again) room. Really enjoyable. Great food, candy shop and national park site a few blocks away.

Massive shower

Beautiful property. Close enough to walk to all the town attractions and free assigned off street parking. However the stairs to the 2nd floor are high and steep. There is no insulation in the place. You can literally see the room below through the floor boards and it sounds like the people down there are in the same room. For us that meant a very loud group of people who kept us up. At no point did we see anyone who ran the place. Everything came via email. A code to the door, how to get in, how to leave the place, etc.. The bed was extra firm and we both ended up in pain each morning, plus I think the shower needs a PHD to work it.

Very friendly. Location was on “ Main witches street”. Room amazing. Room was from a magazine . Bed was big and royal. Beautiful shower for 2. Very private stay. Private parking. 12 minute walk to the furthest of everything.

Beautiful, but the pull-out sofa was in bad condition. The mattress was essentially sunken in and very uncomfortable. Would be a great stay for 2 people, but for 4, it was not a good fit.

Came into town for a wedding and got to stay at this fabulous B&B for a very nice price. Walkable from everything touristy and beautiful in town including the waterfront about a block away. 2 restaurants and a coffee/bagel joint right around the corner. The main house was very cool and had a museum feel with some original carpentry and masonry. The Rajah room had a brand new bathroom with a huge comfy bed and a fancy clawfoot tub. There was air conditioning during the day, but we kept windows opened for a lovely sea breeze at night. They had a mini fridge and a microwave in the room as well. We can't wait to go back and stay there again honestly. The continental breakfast was yummy. They even had custom tea that was delicious.

The Silsbee Suite was lovely! Its def just for 1 or 2 ppl even though the kitchen is huge there is only 1 queen bed and a couch. You also habe acess to your own private patio but we were out all day and didnt really utilize that. This property is in walkimg distance to everything you need to get to and see in Salem. It is an old house and you can hear EVERYTHING! Even the other guests if they sneeze or laugh so just be aware of that. I would def stay again

Great stay at this charming historic inn. Very comfortable room with a cozy bed and excellent walk-in shower. Owners made everything very clear and easy, including self check-in. Excellent location in walking distance to major sites.

Absolutely beautiful property and room! We were in the Rajah room which was quite spacious and beautifully designed. The owner was very polite and responsive to our texts and questions. We had a simple continental breakfast that was included, and the highlight were the different teas that they make in house. It was fun to see the interiors of the older home from the 1600s, and appreciated the explanation of the history of the home from Patrick.

Our experience at Silsbee's by Daniels House for our 7th wedding anniversary was disappointing, and we checked out a day early. Although the room was beautifully decorated, there was no place to sit other than the bed. This made it impossible for us to relax and have a glass of wine or play a game. There was a giant bathtub in the middle of the room, which was atmospheric but impractical. A table and chairs would have better served the space and its guests. My husband's shower was cut short because the hot water ran out. Filling a bathtub of that size seemed unlikely. Although there was a lovely patio outside where we could relax in the summer, it was inaccessible during winter or inclement weather, leaving us with nowhere else to go. The next-door sister inn of Silsbee's does have space to sit, but it is only accessible to guests of Silsbee's during breakfast. We recommend that the owners open up that space to all guests, so there is a place to hang out and relax after a long day. The only gourmet item we found during the continental breakfast was the tea, which was delicious. The website and reality did not align, possibly because it might have been gourmet at one time, but it was not the case during our visit. Nothing appeared to be home-baked except maybe the muffins. There were no croissants and instead of those, there was some very sad looking sliced bread and English muffins. The coffee was made using K-Cups from Kroger, and the bananas were overly ripe.

The location was great. Easy to find and safe to walk around at anytime of the day. Room was wonderful. The bed was firm which my husband mentioned a few times and we needed to ask for more pillows since ours flattened out quick but overall a wonderful stay.

Beautiful property. Close enough to walk to all the town attractions and free assigned off street parking. However the stairs to the 2nd floor are high and steep. There is no insulation in the place. You can literally see the room below through the floor boards and it sounds like the people down there are in the same room. For us that meant a very loud group of people who kept us up. At no point did we see anyone who ran the place. Everything came via email. A code to the door, how to get in, how to leave the place, etc.. The bed was extra firm and we both ended up in pain each morning, plus I think the shower needs a PHD to work it.

We loved this historic property! It was like staying in a living museum. Though we never met any staff personally, all communication via text and email was helpful, clear and descriptive, i.e. codes to get into the building, where to park, info about breakfast. We enjoyed our stay.

Great location and cool experience. But parking is a nightmare. I thought we had onsite parking but ended up getting yelled at by the owner because we pissed off another person staying who apparently had the right to park onsite. We had to park 3 blocks away and it rained the whole time. Both times I had to contact the owner, he was rude and it just ruined the experience for us. If you just need a place to sleep and keep your stuff, this is the place. Just don't expect any hospitality.

We loved our short stay at Silsbee’s…our room was beautiful and comfortable, and Patrick was so helpful and communicated with us quickly and thoroughly.

It's our second time at Silsbee! We were at the Rajah room the first time, and now at in the Canton room. We loved our stay. Quiet, not in the middle of everything BUT close enough to walk everywhere. The Mercy Tavern near by (3 min walk) is a MUST! Best burgers in town! We had an AC issue on a day of 105, and the owner was very quick and responsive and had good options, although we were able to quickly fix the issue! Breakfast is hold almost in a museum place! So pretty! We love Salem, and will probably be back at this inn!! I love the idea of encourage little businesses!

Great stay at this charming historic inn. Very comfortable room with a cozy bed and excellent walk-in shower. Owners made everything very clear and easy, including self check-in. Excellent location in walking distance to major sites.

Absolutely beautiful property and room! We were in the Rajah room which was quite spacious and beautifully designed. The owner was very polite and responsive to our texts and questions. We had a simple continental breakfast that was included, and the highlight were the different teas that they make in house. It was fun to see the interiors of the older home from the 1600s, and appreciated the explanation of the history of the home from Patrick.

It was a bit tricky with all the emailing of codes etc & the stairs were also hard to get up with all our luggage but it was a cute place to stay in keeping with the area

No staff available on arrival. You got to figure things out or call. It’s stressful. Thermostat was in the hallway so you share settings with other rooms. Breakfast choice is underwhelming. Room and Bath was nice. Location is good and the antique ambiance is very nice.

The staff was wonderful the only glitch we didn’t have any extra outlet paper and the one mostly used one we had didn’t last had to call and ask for more. But besides that I would give them 5 stars

Close to everything in Salem!

We loooooved staying here! The place is gorgeous and so close to everything worth seeing in salem .

Came into town for a wedding and got to stay at this fabulous B&B for a very nice price. Walkable from everything touristy and beautiful in town including the waterfront about a block away. 2 restaurants and a coffee/bagel joint right around the corner. The main house was very cool and had a museum feel with some original carpentry and masonry. The Rajah room had a brand new bathroom with a huge comfy bed and a fancy clawfoot tub. There was air conditioning during the day, but we kept windows opened for a lovely sea breeze at night. They had a mini fridge and a microwave in the room as well. We can't wait to go back and stay there again honestly. The continental breakfast was yummy. They even had custom tea that was delicious.

The Silsbee Suite was lovely! Its def just for 1 or 2 ppl even though the kitchen is huge there is only 1 queen bed and a couch. You also habe acess to your own private patio but we were out all day and didnt really utilize that. This property is in walkimg distance to everything you need to get to and see in Salem. It is an old house and you can hear EVERYTHING! Even the other guests if they sneeze or laugh so just be aware of that. I would def stay again

It's our second time at Silsbee! We were at the Rajah room the first time, and now at in the Canton room. We loved our stay. Quiet, not in the middle of everything BUT close enough to walk everywhere. The Mercy Tavern near by (3 min walk) is a MUST! Best burgers in town! We had an AC issue on a day of 105, and the owner was very quick and responsive and had good options, although we were able to quickly fix the issue! Breakfast is hold almost in a museum place! So pretty! We love Salem, and will probably be back at this inn!! I love the idea of encourage little businesses!

Loved Salem. So much history. Every house seemed to be historic and well maintained. Amazing to stay in one. They brought an extra chair when we wanted to eat in our room the first night. The breakfast was ample in a comfortable historic (again) room. Really enjoyable. Great food, candy shop and national park site a few blocks away.

Amazing stay! Walked to everything we wanted to see and cozy during our stay. Thank you for the perfect spot!

The room was beautiful, spacious, and well appointed. Parking was easy and the house was a very walkable distance from everything in Salem. Looking forward to our next stay!

Such a lovely place and very conveniently located.

The location was great. Easy to find and safe to walk around at anytime of the day. Room was wonderful. The bed was firm which my husband mentioned a few times and we needed to ask for more pillows since ours flattened out quick but overall a wonderful stay.

Right in the heart of Salem, this would be a great spot for location alone, but the history, curation, and comfort of the Inn make it exceptional. Additional thanks to the owners for supplying some vegan options to the breakfast spread in the main house.

The Silsbee House was conveniently located to most things we wanted to do in Salem. It was also fantastically clean! We stayed in the Rajah room and it was beautiful. The bed was also very comfortable. I appreciated the attention to detail. I also loved that Beekman 1802 products were in the shower. I have sensitive skin and their products don't irritate me. The only thing that would made it more comfortable would have been a place to put my soap bar in the shower and a place to lay out my suitcase in the room, like a suitcase stand. The breakfast each day was simple, standard continental breakfast food. We ended up eating out for breakfast most days. I will be recommending this place to friends!

Came into town for a wedding and got to stay at this fabulous B&B for a very nice price. Walkable from everything touristy and beautiful in town including the waterfront about a block away. 2 restaurants and a coffee/bagel joint right around the corner. The main house was very cool and had a museum feel with some original carpentry and masonry. The Rajah room had a brand new bathroom with a huge comfy bed and a fancy clawfoot tub. There was air conditioning during the day, but we kept windows opened for a lovely sea breeze at night. They had a mini fridge and a microwave in the room as well. We can't wait to go back and stay there again honestly. The continental breakfast was yummy. They even had custom tea that was delicious.

This is such a wonderful historic property to stay at! Easy access and a good cold breakfast selection, and the owners are really kind!

We had a lovely stay. The owner and the staff are very friendly. The room was a dream, we stayed at the Rajah room which has a beautiful badtub. The breakfast area is so cozy, the tea

It's our second time at Silsbee! We were at the Rajah room the first time, and now at in the Canton room. We loved our stay. Quiet, not in the middle of everything BUT close enough to walk everywhere. The Mercy Tavern near by (3 min walk) is a MUST! Best burgers in town! We had an AC issue on a day of 105, and the owner was very quick and responsive and had good options, although we were able to quickly fix the issue! Breakfast is hold almost in a museum place! So pretty! We love Salem, and will probably be back at this inn!! I love the idea of encourage little businesses!

Loved Salem. So much history. Every house seemed to be historic and well maintained. Amazing to stay in one. They brought an extra chair when we wanted to eat in our room the first night. The breakfast was ample in a comfortable historic (again) room. Really enjoyable. Great food, candy shop and national park site a few blocks away.

Absolutely beautiful property and room! We were in the Rajah room which was quite spacious and beautifully designed. The owner was very polite and responsive to our texts and questions. We had a simple continental breakfast that was included, and the highlight were the different teas that they make in house. It was fun to see the interiors of the older home from the 1600s, and appreciated the explanation of the history of the home from Patrick.

No staff available on arrival. You got to figure things out or call. It’s stressful. Thermostat was in the hallway so you share settings with other rooms. Breakfast choice is underwhelming. Room and Bath was nice. Location is good and the antique ambiance is very nice.