Hotel is located in an absolutely beautiful location. Got the Neptune room with outdoor patio/…read moredeck. So nice to breathe in the salt air from our own personal outdoor space! Very clean. Owner was lovely. Short $10 Uber ride to town. Highly recommend.

My wife and I have stayed at Quarterdeck twice in the past 5 years and are going for a third time…read morefor our anniversary this September. This inn is a photographer's paradise whose main features are the massive picture windows in the rooms combined with the inn's position overlooking an expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. On a clear morning in the back yard of the inn (house rule: stay off the rocks!) I have caught some of the most beautiful Atlantic sunrises of my photography career. Rooms are very well maintained with a very nice gilded age air. Inn keeper Randy is very helpful and thorough and explains things clearly and is very accommodating. Mind you this not a traditional bed and breakfast, it has no expansive common areas or on-site kitchen. Breakfast is provided off site via voucher at another very nice location with everything you may want or need. If you seek a peaceful out of the hustle location with opportunity for peaceful and serene Atlantic Ocean views Quarterdeck Inn by the Sea is practically unbeatable. Highly recommended for photographers.

Such a lovely place with gracious owners. There's only three guest rooms and the other two were…read moreoccupied by people who return year after year - so that should tell you something right there! Our room was cute and clean, with our private bathroom across the hall (the only room still avail when I booked). The breakfasts are large and freshly cooked - this is not some hard roll and black coffee kind of place. The food is lovely prepared and served by the couple who run the inn. It is in a great location, just a few blocks from the center of town and the beach. And there is free parking! Always a good thing in Rockport. Next time we will stay there an entire week as there are lots of great little nooks (including an awesome porch) to read books. My only two suggestions are a.) change the light bulbs in the den as they are glaringly/blindingly white b.) add thick curtains in the bedroom so your not woken up at the crack of dawn.

Are you a clean freak? A Bed and Breakfast connoisseur? Looking for that Old New England Charm…read morewithout the Old New England attitude? Indulge in a few nights at Judy and Russ's immaculately renovated Greek Revival Inn. I found them on trip advisor after doing a quick google search. Everyone was raving about the place. I planned a 2-night getaway for me and my bf. Very reasonable rate - $125/night for Marga's room which had a private bath and four poster bed. Mind you, it was early season. I think normally this room goes for $150/night, which is still a great deal considering what you get in return. Their cheerful yellow house stands at the edge of "town" on a small hill next to a beautiful beech tree. You can walk to the Rockport attractions or to the commuter rail. Judy will give advice on dining options in Rockport and Gloucester. She has copies of all the menus from every restaurant nearby. The interior is immaculate and homey. Everything just so. The place is truly a labor of love for the owners - who are extremely friendly -- so friendly that I knew right away that they had to be from New York, not New England, if you know what I mean. There are only three rooms, so it feels intimate. The breakfast is awesome. Delicious homemade scones and granola, plus a hot dish, OJ, and coffee. In the afternoon Judy puts out baked goods and tea for her guests. She also makes your bed and restocks your room with bottled water. Judy subscribes to Martha Stewart Magazine and it shows. I personally appreciate that level of obsession. Lots of nice details to appreciate.

We really enjoyed our stay. Beautiful property in a beautiful town. Our room was very clean and…read morespacious. It's a quick walk down to the wharf and Bearskin Neck Shops. I would recommend this property and I would stay here again.

Staying here was a mistake. The rooms are comfortable enough and nicely furnished, but…read moreunfortunately this is part of the fad for unstaffed inns. There's no one to greet you when you arrive; no one you can go up to and ask a question. No one brings out a tray of cookies and a decanter of wine in the afternoon and, of course, there's no one to cook and serve breakfast. It's a bloodless experience, a little like staying at a haunted house. Our room had a wonderful, complete kitchen--but there isn't a grocery store within walking distance of the inn (we had no car). I gather that some people are okay with this kind of unstaffed arrangement, but it's no for us.

I took my sister there for her 78th birthday getaway. We had such a good time. Marshall was…read morewonderful and attended to all our needs. The room had a great bed and high quality linens. The breakfasts were a wonderful convenience. They allowed us keep our parking spot after check out even though we didn't end up needing it. I would definitely recommend this little gem in Rockport!

Great location and the room/bed were comfortable. Nicely decorated. The contactless check in and…read morebreakfast worked well for us and when we had a question the host was responsive. Highly recommend!

Returned from our weekend visit and must commend Jim, Deb and Nick for their hospitality and…read moreaccommodations. They pride themselves on outstanding breakfasts and they aren't lying. Fruit, coffee cake or a pastry, a smoothie in a champagne type glass and then the main course - whether it is an egg Benedict Oscar or french toast made from Portuguese sweet bread. Excellent coffee too - which is not a small thing. We had room 7 - which is on the first floor and facing street. I wish there was a front porch - that would be excellent. It is large with the bedroom separate from the sitting room. Which was good to buffer my swearing and crying when the Yankees lost to the Astros in Game 6. My only deductions are really House based and not based on anything that occurred. The communal area is basically the 10 seat table in a room that requires negotiation to navigate around when full during breakfast. The small piano room and "office" room are also downstairs. The house is not conducive to communal activities - it is what it is. Room 7 is adjacent to breakfast room. In fact two auxiliary doors, including a door in the bathroom are immediate to breakfast. I'm not so concerned I could make out conversations during the other breakfast time (there are two sittings), I'm more concerned they could hear what was happening on my side of the door :). And yes, the house limits guests from not having one communal breakfast. There is an 8 AM and 9 AM sitting. The Inn is an easy walk to Bear Neck and all the shops. The area is lovely and so are the shopkeepers. I love to give my business to these people rather than some corporate chain. If there's a show at Gloucester Stage or Shalin Lui, I'd make a long weekend and stay here for sure.

Another AMAZING stay here at the Seven South Street Inn Rockport Ma celebrating our 12th Wedding…read moreAnniversary on July 4th! This is truly the BEST bed and breakfast in town! The rooms are beautifully decorated, cozy, and affordable. Each morning guests are treated to a delectable gourmet breakfast that will start your day off right and leave you full till dinner time. Inn keepers Debbie and Nick (and Jim too of course) go above and beyond to make every guest feel welcome and at home. Every July 4th, guests are treated to a festive outdoor BBQ picnic and afterwards we sit to enjoy the local holiday parade that goes right by the Inn's front door. This is truely our home away from home and I'd recommend it to anyone.

We stayed here for one night in October, and were pretty pleased with our choice. The place was…read moreclean enough, comfortable enough, accommodating enough, and close enough to the shops/beach for us. It could be slightly closer, but still looked like a better option than the places we saw right on the water. Breakfast was good as well. Check out the pictures I took if you want to see what you're in for....I may have poked my head into some of the empty rooms as well. Room numbers are on the photos. It would be nice if they had a bigger sitting parlor, reading room, etc. for when you're not in your room, but that time is probably better spent down by the shore anyway.

Loved everything about the Linden Tree Inn…read more Our granddaughter was doing a weekend event at Berklee in Boston so I looked for a nice place for us to stay. We didn't rent a car so we need a place that we could take the train to. We couldn't have been happier with our choice. LTI is a quiet and restful place close to everything. Our room had every possible amenity. Plenty of outlet to charge are phones. A big dresser and a full closet. An en suite bathroom. LTI is conveniently located to the train station and close to the water. and all the restaurants and shops. We walked everywhere. We past a few of the B&Bs that I decided against and was really happy we chose LTI. Some of the others were more for a younger, more rambunctious crowd. And the scones are fantastic. Thanks Tobey & John

Those damn B&B's! Who wouldn't love 'em?…read more The couple drives down the most narrowest street they have ever seen, dodging other cars and pedestrians left and right. Both wonder how much longer of this insane New England little road they will be at until they reach their destination. Then, like the clouds parting to let the sunlight in, it was as if a bright light shined down on the very beautiful Pleasant Street Inn Bed and Breakfast. The couple walks up to meet a young girl who checks them in and shows them to their room. The couple walk into their room and find a quaint and cozy bed with a couch and a private bath. The couple is anxious to relax and unwind. They figure they go and buy a nice bottle of wine to help with their plans for the evening. Low and behold the city of Rockport is a "dry" town meaning the only places to get alcohol is in the next city over and they only sell it at the liquor stores. A Californian in a small fisherman town in Massachusetts with these laws confuse the couple, but they set off on their adventure to find that $10 bottle of wine that they yearned for. About half an hour later, after driving down a one way street they return to their haven of a room at the Pleasant Street Inn where they feel safe and secure with that bottle of wine. The owner of the B&B show them where the wine glasses and and cork screw are and bid them a good night. The next morning the couple awake to a lovely sunrise, with just a small head ache from drinking the full bottle of wine happy to have found such a lovely inn to have stayed at.

Lynn is a wonderful hostess with a wealth of local knowledge. They live onsite. Reminds me of…read moreB&B-ing thru New Zealand, so homey and unique. Beautiful place with the most gorgeous wood floors. Impeccably shiny clean & amazing historic property. Some rooms were noisy early (i was jetlagged from europe & live on west coast) so ask for a carpeted quieter room away from the maid closet if you're a sleep-in grump like me and don't have earplugs. I missed breakfast but was told it was really carb-y so if you like protein, move on to one of many charming breakfast joints down the street. Or maybe Lynn will make you a hardboiled egg or a spoonful of PB? She was very gracious and accomodating generally. No shampoo in the room? She'll find some. Great location, totally amazing price. Loved it. Thank you Lynn and staff! i'm rating this as moderate price but for what you get for the price, it's a bargain.

My husband and I stayed here for 1 night in September 2020…read more Quaint, clean, and a little like a stay at grandma's house. The two innkeepers and their dogs were super friendly. The room was clean although the décor a bit dated. We were happy that we actually received a real breakfast! During our stay, the innkeeper had been baking and wonderful aromas filled the entire inn. This scent made the inn feel homey and cozy. Included on site parking was another huge positive. We did not need the car during our stay in Rockport. Everything was in walking distance of the Lantana House.

This was our second time my husband and I stayed at the Lantana House…read more This B&B is charming..right in the downtown area of Rockport where you can walk to all the sites..shops & restaurants. We loved our room #3 with exposed wood beams in the ceiling and a very comfortable bed. The weather was cool that allowed us to keep our windows open so we could hear the church bell as it chimes hourly. We love Rockport and the Lantana House and would definitely stay again!! Thanks to Rich for his wonderful hospitality!! Didn't have an opportunity to meet his wife Tracy ..maybe next time .