A two-night stay for two, including two adult passes to the inspiring and imaginative Peabody Essex Museum.
Immerse yourself in art, history and literature! The beautifully restored, stately Federal-style Hawthorne Hotel has been a unique and integral part of the Salem and Boston's North Shore ever since its completion in 1925. Each of its 89 rooms and 6 suites is individually furnished and tastefully appointed with 18th century style reproduction furnishings to reflect its own New England charm and character.
The hotel is named for author Nathaniel Hawthorne, who spent his childhood in Salem, returned in 1846 and wrote The Scarlet Letter in 1849 at his home in Salem. Located in the Salem Common Historic District, the hotel is within walking distance of numerous historic sites and attractions.