Inn On Cove Hill
This is a Federal-style house built in 1791 with, so they say, pirates’ gold discovered nearby. It has been lovingly restored down to the tiniest detail. Doubles have wide-plank hardwood floors, ornate moldings and canopy beds.
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Bearskin Neck Motor Lodge
The only lodging on Bearskin Neck is this motel-style lodge near the end of the strip. Needless to say, every room has a great view and a balcony from where you can enjoy it. Otherwise, the rooms are pretty plain and probably overpriced.
Addison Choate Inn
This Greek revival residence stands out among Rockport’s historic inns. The traditional decor includes canopy beds, wide plank hardwood floors and period wallpaper.
Tuck Inn
Despite the unfortunate name, this inn offers excellent value. The renovated 1790s colonial home has nine rooms and a four-person suite. Elegant communal rooms feature period decor.
Bulfinch House
This classic Federal-style home was designed by Massachusetts’ most famous architect, Charles Bulfinch. The house maintains an old-fashioned feel throughout, with lace curtains and floral linens.
Lantana House
Conveniently located, Lantana House features spacious rooms with floral bedspreads and lace curtains. The wide, airy porch and sundeck are wonderful places to have breakfast in the morning or a rest in the afternoon.
Captain’S Bounty Motor Inn
The draw here is the prime location, right on Front Beach and only a few minutes’ stroll from Dock Sq. The 24 rooms are simple, but they all have lovely views of the dawn over the beach and local lobstermen checking their traps.
Sally Webster Inn
This handsome brick colonial, built in 1832, offers eight rooms with early-American decor. Many have working fireplaces, and all have authentic architectural details and period furniture.