Breakfast as stated : Bagels/english muffins..tea/coffee and breakfast bars and cereal....simple set up...Something to consider..The night before, I found the door to eating room closed..Love tea before bed. Texted owner and he was kind to unlock and start the kettle for me. The owner goes out of his way to tend to our needs....Very thankful.

I don't have anything to say that was to my dislike. Wished I could stay longer. Like I said no complaints.

Magnificent stay, felt transported in time. Daniels Inn is perfect for your stay in Salem. The instructions that Patrick sent to let ourselves into the building were very clear and easy. Location was great.

The only thing I didn't like was the shared bathroom- I didn't realise that I could pick a room. I was allocated the Marion Room (which was beautiful) but would much prefer our own bathroom.

The authentic building, furnishings, and location. . The breakfast and drinks were healthy and a good variety.

The lighting was very low all the time in our room, making it difficult to see inside the rooms. But then again, it is a building from the 1600s, and I'm in my 70s.

The venue is gorgeous, and the owners are welcoming. Moreover, the breakfast and decoration of the communal areas make it an 'attraction' to visit by itself.

Although our bedroom was lovely, as very tall individuals we had a bit of a hard time with the low-ceilings of the room we stayed in. Such things are perfectly reasonable in historical buildings, of course.

PJ and Adele have done a great job of keeping this historical house in perfect condition! They have brought in the modern pluses of a microwave, shower and comfortable bed while still allowing us to feel like we are back in time 350 years ago! With a degree in Historic Preservation, PJ was even able to expand more on the building, which made our experience even more interesting! This is the best way to experience Salem, a town with so much history! This is the perfect place to be if you appreciate American history, not for people that don't appreciate the quality of old craftsmanship. You would do better in a modern hotel, but then why are you visiting Salem? :)

Breakfast is very simple, with coffee, tea and bread and a few pastries. To really step it up a notch, you might consider contracting with a great local bakery, if you were able to order the day before based on occupied rooms? Another thought would be a tray warmer and putting out a quiche as a fancier option? I only write this because it is a Bed and Breakfast, but as a guest you can easily find many great breakfast and coffee options within an easy walk from the Daniel's House.

The History in the building in unreal and is very well preserved. we stayed in “The Great Room” and it was absolutely beautiful and 1 of the oldest rooms in the house. Vijay was so lovely and even though we came in off season, he still made time to show us parts of the house that the guests wouldn’t have access too due to it being in its most original form from the 1600’s. We fell in love with the property, the town and the people. We are super lucky to have seen the town and are even more excited to come back and see it in full swing in the month of October.

We loved everything !

The location to all parts of town is perfect. The atmosphere is authentic, and you feel like you are transported back to 1600 Salem (rich people Salem). It's our second time there and we can't wait to come back.

There is nothing we didn't like. This place is the best!!

Daniels house was amazing, rich in history, and it was beautiful inside and out. If I return to Salem, I would definitely go back to and you need longer than 1 night. The house was exceptionally clean and smelt so good interiors tastefully decorated. The owners were also lovely people and very keen to keep the historical factor of the house.

I have dietary restrictions. The banana was nice. I am also 6foot3 and got a kick out of the incredibly low ceilings. We had a great time.

The amenities were perfect. The little racist bank in The shared Marion bathroom was concerning. Sure it wasn’t meant to be offensive. It just has a nasty history. Should look into it.

We loved the overall ambiance of the house and the ability to stay in a piece of history. Bed was comfortable and room was spacious.

This wasn't a problem for us, but make sure to not pack to heavy. The staircase is narrow and steep up to the third floor, but again...it's a 17th century house