Circa 1837. Originally constructed as a cotton mill, located on one acre, this four-story building now offers gracious accommodations to travelers. The old brick walls, exposed wood beams and high ceilings add warmth and character to all of the rooms, including the parlor and conference room. Guest rooms are decorated with attractive colonial reproductions such as poster beds, and there are spacious suites with decorative fireplaces, sitting areas and a garden tub. Breakfast is served in the dining room, which features a large colonial fireplace set against a sunny yellow wallcovering. Evening receptions offer wine and cheese in the parlor. Just a short walk away is Williamsburg-style Old Salem Moravian Village, built in 1766.