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SpringHill Suites Boston Peabody

3.3 (107 reviews)
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Jemellee S.

So this hotel is right off a freeway which once you miss your turn you'll have to go a country mile to turn around (sarcasm). It is quite annoying. We stayed for six days and I think we missed our exit or turn about half the time. So, pay close attention :). There is a shopping center near by with a lovely Italian restaurant. When we checked in it was pleasant. The front desk staff were very nice and helpful. They gave us tips on where to go. Also, this hotel is kind of in the center of "things to see" so that's a plus. Salem is not far from here and downtown Boston. I like the location. This hotel looks a little old from the outside (needs new paint). But when you come in the lobby actually looks very nice. It has been recently renovated. The rooms are also renovated but I think they missed the bathroom (not renovated). The room is nice though. During our stay there were a lot of tourists. Lots of kids (high schooler's). But I only saw them at breakfast. Didn't hear any loud noises or had any disturbances (another plus). Oh by the way there is free continental breakfast. Cons: like I said it's off the freeway, so the turn is easy to miss. The bathroom toilet is loud when you flush. We did see one little bug crawling by the bathroom light fixture. We tried to get but it went in the light (we never saw it again). I give this hotel 3.5 stars. It was a good stay but could be better. I would come back again. It would be nice to see what has improved.

Crystal O.

Strangest thing- night one, no problems- bed comfy, shower & bath clean- night two, after we returned to the hotel- it was like someone had smoked cigarettes in the room. The smell slapped you in the face when you came through the door & in the bathroom too. I can't explain it. Cleaning is suspended, so no one should have been in the room. At one point, John asked me to try standing outside the next room door to see if I could smell smoke from our neighboring room. I didn't. I have severe allergies, so I was pretty miserable that night. Breakfast was standard. Scrambled eggs, sausage patty, bagels, muffins, bananas, oatmeal, yogurt & cereal. Same thing every morning. It was sufficient.

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Tony M.

We felt comfortable booking here because it was a Marriott Hotel. We will not be back to this hotel on our next trip. I don't like writing bad reviews and always give the business an opportunity to respond and make it right. But these guys fell short, not addressing most of our concerns. We were traveling for a short vacation to the Boston/Salem area so this was a natural place to stay. We arrived late at night and were exhausted. We simply went to bed our first night. We woke up and actually looked around the room to see how gross it was. Our couch had stains all over it, we went to flip the cushion and found a gross used mask in the couch. This was simply unacceptable. Marriott promotes how awesome their Covid 19 cleanliness is, clearly that is a joke. We immediately complained and were moved to another room, the staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating of our complaint. Breakfast was lackluster, cereal, oatmeal and a few packaged heated, soggy sandwich or quiche options. This place is in need of a deep clean and facelift.

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Tony P.

I went from 3 to 2 stars in a one year period. The staff is amazing, everything is clean - I'm just surprised that the Marriott brand allows this property to go for so long without a serious facelift. This building is aged, the pool area, elevators, rooms, frontage. Come on Marriott. Some of your competitors are popping up nearby. Let's go.

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Ashish J.

I was nervous about staying so close to busy highway but things did work out. During the summer time, Boston hotels are booked and tariffs can get quite pricey so this is a reasonable option for a budget mindset. Plus if you have a car then you can pay $7 for parking at Wonderland on the blue line and take a T into Boston downtown. Hotel amenities were as expected. Several schools kids were in town as part of a large travel group so breakfast areas was humming with activities and was quite busy. Remarkably, the crew did a good job and kept it all moving.

Sterling M.

Had a great stay here for Halloween. Super friendly and helpful staff. Made us feel welcome and happy we chose to stay here. Thanks to Samantha for all the information and hand written note. Lots of seasonal and Halloween goodies as soon as you walk in the door. Clean room, plenty of free parking. Close to the main road and not too far from Salem.

A nice hearty breakfast to start the day!
Chun M.

We really enjoyed our stay at SpringHill Suites. Though not as full featured as a Residence Inn, it served our needs. For being a Marriott Rewards member, I received a snack gift bag at check-in and a 200 reward point bonus! We had a nice spacious 2 queen bed suite with a kitchenette area that included a small fridge, microwave and coffeemaker. There's only (1) 32" LCD TV and it's located in an awkward position that you can't really see from the pullout sofa. WiFi was reasonably fast and was included in our rate, plus lots of outlets to plug in all your phones and tablets. The shower was hot, the towels were plushy and the parking was free, so we were happy campers. Daily breakfast is also included, serving standard scrambled eggs & sausage. There was even vegetarian sausage one day, but that wasn't for me. Give me animal protein any day. Along with toast, bagels, croissants, muffins, fruit and cereal, you might not even eat for the rest of the day. I like that they have 2 waffle irons to make your own fresh Belgian waffle without waiting when it gets crowded. There are also quite a few restaurants in the area, plus Sonic is right next door for a quick burger or dog. I would also recommend Marco's Italian Cucina just a short walk out of the parking lot. We didn't get to try out the indoor pool or the gym, but we'll keep them in mind for next time. As others have said, the access roads here are a little confusing. Since the hotel is set back from the road behind some stores, it takes a couple of tries before you can really find the entrance, especially at night. If you pass it by, take the next turn off for Dearborn Rd and come in through the back on Hotel St. Otherwise the U-turns on Rt 1 are a P.I.T.A.

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“I came here during Halloween weekend, to visit Salem of course, and was so pleased with the accommodations.”

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As I was driving into the parking lot late at night, I remembered the 14 presumed witches, five…read morewarlocks, and six other people who were killed or died in the area 334 years ago. Back then, Peabody was part of Salem, where witches were believed to have operated unrestrained for several years. Today, the bright, elegant lighting in the hotel lobby makes guests feel comfortable and at home from the moment they cross the threshold. The rooms are spacious, and the several simultaneous catering events, along with the large number of families dressed for a wedding, are a testament to the hotel's popularity. The Sophia Restaurant serves quality breakfasts with good coffee, fresh fruit, and real scrambled eggs. Guests can also request a made-to-order omelet. On the downside, the bagels were comparable to those found at lower-tier Marriott brands; perhaps it is time for an upgrade. The restaurant is elegantly decorated, and even if you choose the buffet, you can spend more time at your table talking with your companions or enjoying the view because the coffee is served to you. There is also a small but well-equipped executive lounge on the sixth floor, offering an expansive view of the city.

Hotel is pleasant enough, team that works here nice, convenient for traveling to areas outside of…read moreand in Boston itself, free outdoor parking. 3 stars. The problem; it's a party hotel. This is not the Marriott standard. Graduation and wedding parties stay here and on three nights there was active partying in rooms way past 3am, and last night until 4am. front desk put up a sign that drunk partners are meant to read and obey haha! -1 star. Substandard and not appropriate. Definitely not recommending this hotel.

Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston-Peabody - Guest room

Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston-Peabody

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Solid hotel in this area. All the rooms are the same in this hotel, as it comes with a suite…read more The swimming pool water is too cold to my liking. Make sure to always bring your room key card for swipe access. Free breakfast in the hotel lobby that starts 6:30 AM on weekdays and 7 AM on weekends. No EV charging available, but free overnight parking. Appearances wise, the rooms are slightly newer/nicer than the Hampton inn next door. In reality, you can see how dated this hotel is: the corner pipe paint is peeling off, slow toilet flush, tub is updated, etc. I talked to the hotel and they do a refresh every 8-9 years. I think this hotel has been around for 30 years and it is the oldest hotel amongst the three: Hampton inn, homewood suites, and springhill suites. Breakfast selection changes on a daily basis, but it is essentially the same as the Hampton Inn next door. I wonder if they run the same menu on a daily basis with slight variation. Public bathroom is also located on the first floor if you need to use it. Nice lobby area. If you need anything like extra towels or trash bag, you have to go downstairs and ask from the receptionist. I don't think they have enough staff to send stuff to your room. Love the fact that the room has pots, pans, plates, utensils, dishwasher, etc for convenient kitchen needs.

Unfortunately, things just keep getting worse here…read more Once again, staff are wonderful. However, management is clearly out of touch. They're doing renovations on the entire building, and the only acknowledgement to guests is a little card in the room saying "BIG NEWS! Sorry the windows are covered in plastic, but we promise it'll be worth it!" I'm certain this will make those staying in this hotel for just one night incredibly happy. That was sarcasm in case you didn't clock it. Sorry for a poor press, but I know you can do better! Please try harder!

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It's a neat historic hotel with a GREAT location. We had 5 in our group with a double queen room…read moreand they brought up the roll bed and extra towels before we had barely opened the suitcases. The room was nice, no complaints. I loved the lemonade in the lobby. Bonus: free parking. Here's the kicker... I accidentally made the reservation for the day prior, so we didn't have one when we got there (we were on a 10 night trip in 5 different hotels so things got scrambled). To make a long story short they found us a mostly comparable room and credited the charges for the previous vacant night. That's pretty amazing and basically saved this working-class family's vacation from being a downer.

My family stayed here in May 2024, and overall, we had a wonderful experience. Unfortunately, our…read moreexperience with the nighttime employee was a significant exception. The individual working the nighttime shift was consistently rude, harsh, and unprofessional in the way they interacted with guests. I witnessed them speaking loudly, yelling at people, and using inappropriate language. Their overall demeanor made the environment uncomfortable and did not reflect the level of customer service I would expect from this establishment. I had originally planned to return this May because we enjoyed our previous stay so much. However, I was disappointed to discover that this individual is still working there. When I called to ask about room availability and rates for weekends in May, the conversation was extremely frustrating. I asked whether the property was booked every weekend in May. I was asked which dates, and I explained that I was interested in the weekends throughout May rather than one specific date. I was told that they could not look at the entire month at once. I explained that I understood and was simply asking about the weekends in May. I had also just been on the website, which instructed me to call to check availability. Instead of assisting me, the employee became increasingly short with me and repeatedly demanded specific dates in a raised voice. I finally said, "Well, you're a lot of help, aren't you?" The response was, "Yeah," followed by the employee hanging up on me. I understand that employees may be busy and that availability inquiries can take time, but there is no reason for a guest to be spoken to in that manner. Hanging up on a potential returning customer was particularly disappointing. I had every intention of coming back because of how much my family enjoyed our stay in 2024. Unfortunately, this interaction has made me reconsider returning. I hope management will take this feedback seriously and address the customer-service concerns surrounding the nighttime employee.

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Loved everything about hotel. The vibe. The comfiness. The location. The food. Def would…read morerecommend. Not for physically disabled though. Stairs are a beast but oh so cool.

I deeply feel The Merchant's decision to not reimburse me is simply bad-business, and borders…read moreunethical. Here's a summary of my experience: 1. Our close family friend's son was to be married on August 29th. My daughter was to come up for the wedding events, and join me and my wife on Friday, August 28th and stay until Sunday morning, August 30th. 2. The wedding party made arrangements to events at the Salem Waterfront Hotel during the above referenced dates, and I first tried to get a room there, but they were sold out on that Friday night. 3. Now without a hotel solution, I looked on Hotels.com, found The Merchant Hotel, and made a reservation for a 2-night stay on June 13/14th, for August 28th, departing on August 30th. 4. In early July, my daughter informed me that she will not be able to attend the wedding, thereby negating the need for a room at The Merchant Hotel. 5. I immediately called The Merchant and I was instructed to call Hotels.com to cancel the reservation. I called Hotels.com and explained the situation to the representative and she said she had to call The Merchant to get approval. After a 10-minute wait, she came back and said she was not able to reach The Merchant, but assured me that this should not be a problem. 6. On August 28th, and looking for a cancellation from either Hotels.com or The Merchant, I called The Merchant directly. I spoke with a receptionist, explained my reason for calling, and she said she would forward my message to hotel management. On August 28th, I received this message from The Merchant: Hi Jeff, My name is Kaleigh and I am one of the Manager's here at The Merchant. I am reaching out as we have some notes here from our front desk staff noting that you have reached out to Expedia to cancel your booking. It looks as though the booking is still active in our system though. If you'd like we can reach out to them about cancelling your booking to help get this situated for you. Please let us know how we can help. 7. Appreciative of her quick response, I wrote back with: Omg YES Kayleigh! I did this almost a month ago, and THEY were the ones that said The Merchant had to approve it, ironically. They said it would very likely it would no problem that YOU would approve the refund because it was so far away from the stay. Soon after, I received another message from The Merchant: Hi Jeff, we have spoken on the phone yesterday and I had informed you we do not need to confirm the cancellation, we would need to confirm the refund which we cannot do as it is against our policy. If you would like to cancel the booking you need to call hotels.com/expedia and get them to do so. 8. I called Hotels.com again, and they again kicked the can down the road and referred me to The Merchant to make the cancellation and get reimbursed. 9. On the wedding day, I visited The Merchant to hopefully resolve this issue. I was greeted by the receptionist, and she called for the manager. I believe this was Kaleigh, and she escorted me outside so we could chat. I felt like I was being looked at like an unstable customer, but I understood why she did that, so good on her for anticipating a possible situation, but I had no intention of being unruly. 10. Within a day or two, I received this message, basically telling me, "too-bad, so-sad". I was very careful to make the correct reservation on the correct dates. I don't think it would be a surprise to anyone that the Hotel.com website is terrible because it DOES NOT retain prior choices a user makes while making a reservation. I was very careful to ensure I WAS NOT making a non-refundable hotel reservation, and this fell on the unsympathetic ears of The Merchant's Management. I asked to cancel my reservation MORE THAN A MONTH prior to check-in. The Merchant's decision to deny reimbursement under these circumstances, with more than enough time to rebook the room, is simply just bad-business, and borders unethical. In the meantime, The Merchant Hotel is $1,500+ richer, for a 2-night stay that wasn't realized.

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Salem Waterfront Hotel is the perfect location to visit the sights of this charming city. Easy,…read moreconvenient parking right in front of the.. The hotel is decorated in nautical motifs and the welcome by the bellmen and front desk is extremely gracious. All the staff made an effort to assist. We arrived mid afternoon and headed for the cocktail lounge for a cocktail.. what a wonderful spot.. indoor outdoor options, interesting decor, and excellent service. The rooms are special. Tasteful nautical details and such comfortable beds as well as luxurious spa robes.. Baths well equipped with amenities like hairdryers, magnifying mirrors.. and a shower-head to die for. This is THE place to stay in Salem!

We had a fantastic experience. Our room was ready upon arrival and the staff were so nice and…read morewelcoming. They accidentally gave us the keys for the wrong room, but they felt so bad they provided us with little bears for the kiddos and breakfast. We really appreciated their customer service and kindness for the mixup. Room was very clean and comfortable. Pool was warm and kids enjoyed it. Breakfast was delicious, location was ideal and so easy to walk everywhere. They also had a very convenient shuttle service. Welcome area was decorated very cute and had awesome cookies and fresh water. I also loved the andies candies on display too. We would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel. Really wonderful spot!

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