Every winter thousands of travelers flock to New Hampshire for a visit to the amazing ice castles.

Though this season is sure to be more of the same as they celebrate 15 years of winter wonder up north, a chance to explore a different ice castle is much closer to the SouthCoast.

Closer and also much, much warmer.

No doubt New Hampshire's Ice Castles are beautiful. But if that beauty doesn't quite distract you from the cold you'll endure to enjoy them, this Salem Airbnb option might be a better fit.

What is The Cove at Salem — and why it stands out

The Cove at Salem is a boutique hotel that recently underwent some serious renovation.

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Among additions to the property were 10 immersive, themed rooms. Guests can enjoy overnights in a circus setting, underwater-themed room, pirate room and of course several witch-cottage-themed rooms too.

Behind the Ice Castle Room: Themes and Amenities

Yet the perfect winter stay might be their Ice Castle double queen room. Featuring hand-painted icy walls, icicle lights from the ceiling and glowing headboards you'll be immersed in the magic of this chilly chamber.

All without the actual chill, of course.

You get the look and vibes of an igloo overnight, without having to sleep in a full snowsuit! Now, that's how I prefer my winters.

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There are even opportunities to warm your hands by a fire and possibly even make s'mores at The Cove's two outdoor firepits.

So if you're interested in a warmer ice castle option this winter, keep scrolling to see the indoor wonder of this one in Salem, MA.

Experience Ice Castle Magic Indoors in Salem

Looking for winter charm minus the chill? Discover an indoor Ice Castle stay at The Cove in Salem, MA.

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