"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. "
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"After reading every review with my daughter
on the way there for fun some people I think just like to complain at everything. The bed was clean and nice, the shower was pristine. my daughter slept till 730 and usually wakes up at 5:30 so the bed was very comfortable. Plus the room darkening shades helped my daughter sleep.
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The Wylie Inn and Conference Center at Endicott College
10/10 Excellent
" A UNIQUE, CHARMING VENUE IN A PICTURE PERFECT SETTING. FIRST TIME EVERYTHING I ASKED THE FROMT DESK FOR I GOT PROMPTLY. pROPERTY GET MY HIGHEST REDOMMENDATION!"
"We loved staying in a house built in the 1600s! It was like getting to sleep in a museum rather than a hotel.
Also - the Continental Breakfast was more than we expected! Beyond a few kinds of breakfast bread and a toaster, there was also whipped cream cheese, hard-boiled eggs, and a couple types of fresh fruit. We were very pleased.
There were only a couple drawbacks (which would NOT keep me from recommending the experience):
As no one works a front desk, you have to repeatedly call to ask questions or store your luggage, etc. Even the ability to text - rather than call - the staff would make this easier.
The shared bathroom on the 3rd floor was adorable, but the ceiling is precisely 6 feet. The shower is in a beautiful old claw-foot tub a few inches off the floor. The showerhead is suspended a few inches from the ceiling. And you're surrounded only by a shower curtain - without shelves or other conveniences. If you're over 5 foot 5, showering is a bit of a challenging, hunched over affair."
Quaint Beverly Townhome: Walk to Beach & Downtown!
10/10 Excellent
"We hade a lovely time staying at this quaint apartment in Beverly. We were sight seeing in Salem and it was just a quick 10 minute drive into the city. Everything was great in the apartment except not being able to control the thermostat ourselves as it was in the basement we did not have access to. Other than that it was a perfect stay. "
Endicott College is located in a historic area of Beverly known for its beautiful beaches and sporting events. You'll find 295 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
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What can I see and do near Endicott College?
House of the Seven Gables, Salem Witch Museum, and Peabody Essex Museum feature captivating exhibits. Sights like Salem Maritime National Historic Site, Fort Sewall, and Salem Witch Trials Memorial are must-sees while exploring the area. You can watch performances at North Shore Music Theatre, Cabot Theater, and Lacrom Theatre if you're interested in local theater.
