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Addison Choate Inn - Less than an hour's drive north of Boston at the tip of Cape Ann. Here, the ever changing seascape forms the backdrop for the town's inviting artist's galleries, quaint shops, a tantalizing array of restaurants, and lazy, serene beaches. Meandering roads and footpaths through and around town lead the adventurer to many new discoveries. The train to Boston provides easy access to and from the city.
Beach Knoll Inn - Built over two hundred sixty years ago the inn was one of the first homes built on Sandy Bay in the seaport town of Rockport. The home has original beamed ceilings,wide pine floors, unusual dog-eared molding, Y stairways, and a rare five foot open hearth fireplace with bake ovens.
Clark Currier Inn - A beautiful three story Federal Period home built in 1803. The house is full of lovely architectural details like wide pumpkin-pine floors, decorative mouldings, indian shutters, and an elegant "good-morning" staircase. They have eight guest rooms, all with private baths. Each room is unique, featuring beautiful antiques and reproduction.
Historic Inns of Rockport - Four distinct bed and breakfast inns in the picturesque seaside community of Rockport
Linden Tree Inn - A charming 1870 Victorian Bed & Breakfast Inn with 12 guest rooms individually decorated with antiques, all with private bath, located just 800 feet from the beach, restaurants, and over 100 unique shops. Our Carriage House features 4 large modern rooms with small efficiency kitchens.
Old Farm Inn - Located on five spacious acres and is surrounded by the beauty of ocean front Helibot Point State Park. The main Inn is a 1700's farmhouse overflowing with country antiques and colorful quilts. Four more comfortable rooms are located in our barn guesthouse. Two spacious cottages are on the grounds perfect for weekly stays.
Peg Leg Inn & Restaurant - The Peg Leg Inn is a collection of beautiful Colonial era homes overlooking Front Beach, Sandy Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The Inn's thirty-three guest rooms are attractively furnished with a combination of traditional appointments and modern comforts.
Pleasant Street Inn - This large Victorian house built in 1893, will meet all your needs for a vacation, wedding, weekend getaway or family reunion. The inn, situated on a knoll overlooking rooftops and steeples, is just a short walk to beaches, shops, galleries, restaurants and train.
Ralph Waldo Emerson Inn - In the 1850s Emerson, probably in top hat and tails, sat on Cathedral rocks and made his "acquaintance with the sea." Today at the Emerson, the fast pace of modern life yields to tranquil days filled with sun and sea, leisurely strolls along quiet, tree shaded streets, and visits to art galleries and shops.
Rocky Shores Inn & Cottages - This Classic seaside mansion was built in 1905 by a wealthy Texan on a beautiful three acre hilltop. Its panoramic views are unmatched anywhere, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and the famous Twin Lighthouses of Thacher Island.
Seacrest Manor - An English style manor intended as 'concierge-type guest assistance.' Hence the attention to turned-down beds, tea at four, shined gentlemen's shoes (a few guests do leave them outside at night), and peace and quiet in a beautiful setting.
The Inn on Cove Hill - The inn is a 200 year old Federal style home, displaying beautiful pumpkin-pine wide floor boards, crown and dentil moldings, wood paneled halls and gracefully handcrafted front spiral staircase. The guest rooms have been furnished in antique and reproduction furniture reflecting the age of the house.
The Tuck Inn - Cozy 1790 Colonial bed and breakfast, one block from village in Rockport, MA. Featuring hospitable, comfortable and affordable lodging. Private baths, pool, non-smoking.
Yankee Clipper Inn - The Inn's panoramic setting, hugging the Atlantic along a former 200 year old stagecoach trail, complement's the North Shore's most picturesque seacoast village. It includes four separate buildings with 29 rooms and spacious suites, 17 with ocean views and features a complete "New England Cape" home.
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