Built in 1831 by whaling captain Obed Starbuck, our guest rooms are named after the ships he commanded. The inn has recently been restored, unveiling a freshness which still maintains the integrity and charm of their history. Lucretia Coffin Mott, an early feminist activist and strong advocate for ending slavery, was born on this site on January 3, 1793. We offer ten guest rooms with private baths, each with its own unique charm. Our sleeping accommodations vary from room to room, so your needs are sure to be met.

Morning coffee service is available in the restaurant, along with a buffet breakfast. We gladly accommodate children over the age of 9. Sorry, we cannot accept pets.