The Coach House was a great way to start off our honeymoon. It was the perfect setting for a visit to Salem with its Victorian character and atmosphere. Our hostess gave us great dinner recommendations and tips for getting around and we were set to begin our Salem adventures. The breakfast in the morning did the trick and held us until lunch. Our room was all that you'd hope for in a bed and breakfast with plenty of interesting decor items and furniture. Comfortable, easy accessibility to town and elsewhere, great service, and truly charming!

We stayed at Coach House Inn for five nights earlier this month. We arrived late the first night, but Patricia (the owner/operator) was very accommodating to us Missourians. We got to meet her the next morning, after waking up to an amazing basket full of breakfast goodies outside our door. Pat made us feel right at home, complete with tips about local sites. We parked outside the B&B on Tuesday and didn't drive ANYWHERE until we checked out on Sunday. The walk into the city only took about 10-15 minutes. We even walked to Marblehead for a day (that was a hefty, but doable stroll). The room at Coach House Inn was always clean and tidy. There's even a Oujia board on the second floor, but we didn't see/hear any ghosts...except for the ghouls downtown. Thanks Pat for such a lovely stay. We'll be back!

If you're planning on visiting Salem I would HIGHLY recommend the Coach House Inn. Not only is it clean, quiet, and charming, but Patricia (the owner) is one of the most genuine persons I have ever met. She made sure we had all of the information we needed to get around the city and offered her advice on where to eat and visit.

Upon entering the Coach House, Pat greeted us as though we were one of her closest friends. She took the time to answer all of our questions and her warm and cheerful personality made us feel very comfortable right off the bat.

Both the main lobby & the room we stayed in were meticulously clean. The decor really made us feel as though we stepped back in time. In the mornings, we would open our door to find a basket of assorted fruits, juice, warm muffins, crossants, and pastries. There is also a coffee maker right in the room.

The downtown area with all the attractions is about a mile (10-15 minute walk) down Lafayette. We didn't care though because the weather was absolutely gorgeous the entire weekend we were there. There is a place to rent bikes down the road though and Pat recommended a taxi service in case we needed it.

Overall our experience at the Coach House was an extremely positive one. Our only disappointment was not seeing any ghosts! We would most definitely stay here again :)

Pat was very helpful. My mom and I had a great time!