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Days Inn Boston Salem
152 Endicott Street 01923 Danvers, Massachusetts
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USD 49.95 - 109.95 |
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129 |
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| Description |
The Days Inn is conveniently located just three miles from historic Salem, famous for its colonial witch trials. The hotel's ideal location off of the major highway Route 128 gives guests easy, unbridled access to the surrounding area, making exploring this vibrant city simple and fun. The Days Inn is also centrally located close to Boston and Gloucester. For convenience and dining pleasure, there is a Denny's on property. The hotel is an ideal choice when visiting this history-rich city.
The guest rooms are comfortable, spacious and designed with the guests' needs in mind. Tastefully appointed, the rooms create an air of peaceful relaxation and also offer up some of the most modern amenities, features today's travelers have come to expect. Friendly and upbeat, The Days Inn staff is always on call to provide outstanding customer service, enhancing each guest's overall stay. The Days Inn is close to dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
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From Boston Logan International Airport:
Exit airport and take Route 1A North to Route 60 West to Route 1 North.
Continue onto Route 128 to exit 24 and turn right off the exit.
The Days Inn is located on the left hand side. |
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| Room Information |
Bed Type: 2DD
Short Description: Standard 4 People
Bed Type: 2DD
Short Description: Standard 1-2 People
Bed Type: 2DD
Short Description: Standard 3 People |
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| Area Information |
• Historic Salem 3 Miles
• Witch City 3 Miles
• Witch Dungeon Museum 3½ Miles
• Witche's House 3½ Miles
House of Seven Gables 3½ Miles
• Boston Freedom Trail 17 Miles
• Gloucester and Whale Watching Tours 15 Miles |
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| Facilities |
 In House Dining |
Outdoor Pool |
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