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Addison Choate

5.0 (190 reviews) $206 - $343 per night Hand-verified for 2026
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Why we picked it

"An exquisite 1851 harbor-village inn with beautifully kept rooms, bicycle rental, private check-in, and an attentive host steps from Bearskin Neck and Motif No. 1."

At a glance
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An exquisite 1851 inn beautifully kept with meticulous attention to detail
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Private check-in and an attentive, much-praised host
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Bicycle rental, wine service, and a walkable harbor-village setting
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Steps from Bearskin Neck galleries, shops, the train, and the sea
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In-room soaking tub is a specific room category — confirm at booking

About The Hotel

Addison Choate is a remarkable 1851 inn on Broadway in Rockport’s harbor village, one of the North Shore’s most coveted small hotels with a 4.9-star rating across 203 reviews. Guests lavish praise on the attentive, thoughtful host, the beautifully appointed rooms, and the impeccable cleanliness. The inn sits steps from Bearskin Neck’s galleries and shops, within strolling distance of Motif No. 1 and the harbor, and near the MBTA commuter rail station for Boston day trips. Bicycle rental, wine service, and private check-in add to the intimate experience. While small and romantic rather than a full-service resort, and booking far ahead is essential, Addison Choate is among the highest-rated stays on the North Shore.

What Guests Are Saying

“We stayed in the Carriage House for Valentine’s Day and it was an absolutely perfect experience from start to finish. Marshall is an exceptional host. He sent us a personal welcome video, which immediately set the tone for the stay. The room was spotless and waiting for us with champagne and chocolate-covered pretzels from a local chocolate shop. That thoughtful, personal touch made all the difference. The Carriage House itself is charming, private, and beautifully appointed. Every detail was 5 stars, cleanliness, comfort, ambiance, location. Marshall clearly takes enormous pride in what he does and it shows in every aspect of the experience. If you’re to feel genuinely taken care of, look no further.” — Michael M., 5 stars

“What a great stay. We stayed in the crows nest room and it was so cute! Room was very clean and thoughtfully laid out. We hope to stay again next year. You’ll get information about how to get to your room before you arrive. It can be a little confusing as the rooms are not labeled on the outside so just make sure you look at the emails.” — sidney0226, 5 stars

“We enjoyed our late October two night stay at this 19th century, beautifully decorated inn. Some friends had stayed here previously and said it was a really charming BnB. We thought so also. The only disappointment was no breakfast included, but to be fair, it was not confirmed specifically to us via email and it’s advertised now without the BnB behind the name (I noticed this later though). The walk is only 3-4 blocks into town for enjoying small eateries, so no big deal and we liked the small town diner breakfasts there, as well as a couple of dinners. The bed and bedding were so comfortable along with reading light on the night stands. Enjoyed the coffee /tea in the room and fridge. The shower is mighty but can be adjusted if you are short. Plenty of room for stuff on the bath room counter. We did not get to meet the inn-keeper, Marshall, but he sent us a welcoming text as we were driving from central MA with all the self-check-in details. The only thing that was a bit hard was getting our luggage up the spiral stair, but we managed. Had I known, I would have asked for a ground floor though.” — Patti K., 4 stars

Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • A remarkable 4.9 across 203 reviews — among the North Shore’s best-rated inns
  • A beautifully kept, romantic 1851 property with meticulous attention to detail
  • An attentive, much-praised host and seamless private check-in
  • Bicycle rental, wine service, and a walkable harbor-village setting
  • Steps from Bearskin Neck galleries, Motif No. 1, and the commuter rail to Boston

Cons:

  • A small romantic inn rather than a full-service hotel or resort
  • No shared pool or hot tub is listed — confirm an in-room soaking tub at booking
  • Books up far ahead for summer and fall weekends — advance planning is essential
  • Among the higher Rockport rates, especially in peak season

The Location

On Broadway in Rockport near the harbor and Bearskin Neck, walkable to the galleries, the train, and the sea. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.

What's at the hotel
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wifi WiFi
wifi Internet
local_parking Free Parking
smoke_free Non-Smoking
ac_unit A/C
family_restroom Family Rooms
kitchen Fridge
smoke_free Non-Smoking
tv TV
hotel Housekeeping
bathtub Bath
Location & neighborhood

Rockport,
Rockport.

49 Broadway, Rockport, MA 01966-1527
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Guest reviews

What guests are saying about Addison Choate.

5.0 out of 5· 190 reviews
★★★★★
5/5
4 months ago
"An absolutely fabulous stay. We were greeted warmly and felt welcomed immediately. Only had the chance fo stay one night, wish we would've booked for longer. The shower was great, the bed was so comfortable, it felt like sleeping on a cloud, and overall we had a wonderful stay. I absolutely recommend this place for anyone traveling to the Rockport area."

— Ali Adcock

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★★★★★
5/5
5 months ago
"What a wonderful spot! We stayed in the Carriage House King and it was delightful! Separate parking, private patio to relax and walking distance to downtown Rockport. The living room space added an element of relaxation you don’t experience in your average hotel space. All of the other rooms and the common area of the inn are comfortable, inviting and stylish as well. The owners are friendly and responsive, we will definitely stay again!"

— Elise Harnisch

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★★★★★
5/5
6 months ago
"Beautiful, cozy, well appointed room. Everyone we met there was very friendly, they went out of their way to be sure we were comfortable. Location is perfect, a few blocks away from where all the shops, restaurants and activity. Ocean view, walk to the pier and sit on one and the many benches available throughout town to enjoy the waterfront, people watch or just enjoy."

— Linda Richardson

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