Salem Cross Inn

Rooms for Special Occasions For your special event, we welcome you to take advantage of the beautiful scenery provided by our woodlands and meadows. When it comes to hosting a banquet, the rich charm of historic New England provides a timeless and memorable venue. Your banquet at the Salem Cross Inn might include anything from horse-drawn carriage rides to fireside receptions, and that is just the beginning. We look forward to assisting you in making your gathering a memorable one for everyone in attendance. We'll take care of the food, service, and atmosphere; all you have to do is give the ideas. From 6 to 200 people, we have event spaces for everything from afternoon tea to business meetings to proms and weddings and everything in between. In addition to charm, authenticity, and an inviting ambiance, our banquet rooms will make your event a success. Please have a look at the slideshow below to see all of our fantastic rooms, each of which has its own personality and charm that will complement whatever event you have in mind. Salem Cross Inn is a beautiful venue for weddings. It is the real and welcome warmth we provide at Salem Cross Inn that our wedding couples value the most. This is warmth that can only be found in a colonial farmhouse and barn that has endured the test of time for decades. They would tell you about all of the tender memories in the making that they have watched if our walls had the ability to communicate with us in this way. Our New England venue, complete with historic wide pine floors and chestnut beams, is set on 600 acres of beautiful countryside, complete with grazing cattle in the fields and a pond. A wedding reception in our barn and loft can accommodate up to 200 guests, while smaller nuptials can be held in one of our more modest rooms in the house. In order for your wedding to become a cherished memory for you and your guests, we are ready to assist you in making your ideal wedding a reality! Please be patient while this page loads; we've included some beautiful full-width photographs, which may take a while to load at first because they are large in size.