Welcome to Salem! Many of our new students will be joining us from outside of this area. For your convenience we have included the following list of suggested travel arrangements and accommodations. 

We encourage students and families to look through our College website for information about campus and academic life, events, local community information, and more.

Airport Transportation

Please contact the following companies directly for further details and to make arrangements for transportation to/from Salem College and the Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO).

Need a Place to Stay?

Hotel Information

  • Augustus T. Zevely Inn 

    • Old Salem Bed & Breakfast
    • Walking distance
    • 803 South Main Street
    • 336.748.9299
    • Range: $120-170
  • The Hawthorne Inn
    • One half-mile from campus
    • 420 High Street 
    • 336.777.3000 or 800.972.3774 
    • Salem College Rate: $89
  • The Historic Brookstown Inn 
    • One half-mile from campus
    • 200 Brookstown Avenue 
    • 336.725.1120 
    • Salem College Rate: 10% discount
  • Fairfield Inn & Suites 
    • One half-mile from campus
    • 125 South Main Street 
    • 336.714.2800 
    • Salem College Rate: $109
  • Holiday Inn Express 
    • 2.4 miles from campus
    • 110 Miller Street SW 
    • 336.721.0220 
    • Salem College Rate: $94.99
  • Courtyard Marriott 
    • 3.5 miles from campus
    • 3111 University Parkway 
    • 336.727.1277 
    • Salem College Rate: $97-99

 

STAY ON CAMPUS

The Rondthaler-Gramley House

Furnished with antiques, the Rondthaler-Gramley House offers on-site accommodations for parents and family to stay while visiting Salem. The guest house is located in the center of Salem’s beautiful and historic campus. With five bedrooms, two baths, a comfortable living room area and kitchen, you are certain to feel right at home. Built in 1888, the house was designed to accommodate increased enrollment and was originally known as Annex Hall. Thirty young women moved into the Annex in the fall of 1888 to discover an elegant, two story frame structure designed in Queen Anne style with gables, a deck, two study parlors, classrooms, and a second floor divided into thirty-six sleeping alcoves. According to the November 1888 issue of The Academy, each room was wainscoted in oak, gas was “in every department,” the bathrooms had hot and cold water “and every modern convenience.” The Annex was converted to a home for President Rondthaler and his family in 1924, thanks to the generosity of a trustee. The Rondthalers lived there for twenty-five years. President and Mrs. Gramley, along with their four sons, occupied the home from 1949 until 1971. In 1972, the Academy and College acquired the Joshua Bonor House in Old Salem, where the President lives now. In 1984, the building was renamed the “Rondthaler-Gramley House” in honor of the two families who had made it their home.