The Salem Hotel is a Stylish Boutique Hotel with a Modern Renovation
Madison Mackay — February 26, 2018 — World
References: thehotelsalem & wallpaper
In the town of Salem on the North Shore of Boston, the Salem Hotel is a classic building with a mid century, modern re-design.
Completely re-imagined and renovated, this boutique hotel plays into the historic elements of the town, including the 17th century witch trials. With a designer guest lounge and high-end finishes in each room, this small hotel offers big amenities.
By keeping many of the original 1895 design features, the designers created a comfortable and modern space that is filled with history. Each room has a a different color scheme that features hues like bright orange, baby blue, yellow, gray and white. The highlight of the Salem Hotel is the sprawling rooftop patio, which has a restaurant and a bar.
Image Credit: The Hotel Salem, Wallpaper
Completely re-imagined and renovated, this boutique hotel plays into the historic elements of the town, including the 17th century witch trials. With a designer guest lounge and high-end finishes in each room, this small hotel offers big amenities.
By keeping many of the original 1895 design features, the designers created a comfortable and modern space that is filled with history. Each room has a a different color scheme that features hues like bright orange, baby blue, yellow, gray and white. The highlight of the Salem Hotel is the sprawling rooftop patio, which has a restaurant and a bar.
Image Credit: The Hotel Salem, Wallpaper
Trend Themes
1. Renovated Mid-century Hotels - Opportunity for other hotels to revamp their structures with modern designs while preserving historical elements.
2. Boutique Hotel Boom - Potential for an increase in stylish, upscale boutique hotels that offer unique amenities and designs.
3. Historic-themed Hospitality - An emerging trend of hotels incorporating local history and culture into their renovations to create an immersive experience for guests.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels and accommodations can embrace the trend of renovating mid-century buildings to cater to the modern traveler's desire for unique experiences.
2. Design and Architecture - Opportunity for architects and interior designers to showcase their skills in balancing the preservation of historical elements with modern design aesthetics.
3. Food and Beverage - Restaurants and bars can leverage the trend of rooftop patios in renovated hotels as a way to attract customers and offer unique dining experiences.
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