With every room facing the ocean, enjoy the panorama that stretches from Bass Rocks to Good Harbor Beach and Salt Island, to Long Beach and the twin lights of Thachers Island and the open Atlantic Ocean. Listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, the George O. Stacy House, accented with 19th century antiques, will be a nucleus of activity for your stay. Breakfast is served on the sunporch from our bountiful complimentary, cold buffet table. You can relax in our living room, enjoy your favorite video, and partake of our freshly baked cookies and lemonade. Let us tempt you with our fresh ground coffee or afternoon teas. You may try your hand at pocket billiards in our game room. We also have board games and an extensive library available. Take a refreshing swim in our outdoor pool or just lounge in the sun overlooking the ocean. We have a rooftop sun and observation deck. Borrow one of our bikes and tour the mansions along the shores of east Gloucester or try your hand at a game of croquet. Explore, along the oceans many tidal pools. Get out your fishing rod for the striped bass and blue fish off the rocks in front of the hotel. Partake of our membership at the adjacent Bass Rocks Golf Club, an 18-hole private club overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Stroll along the ocean, walk for a quarter mile and take the footbridge to Good Harbor Beach. With beautiful white sand, this is a full service beach with lifeguards, bathhouse, and concession. As our guest, you will stay in one of our 48 contemporary guestrooms located in our Georgian Colonial style hotel. With two stories and white columns accompanied by southern brick and wide verandas in front of every room, you will be transported into a bygone era with modern conveniences. To enhance your stay, your room comes with air conditioning, heat, telephones with dataports, a cable television with remote control and VCR, clock radio, refrigerator, coffee maker, hairdryer, iron and board. On the eastern shore of Gloucester. Bass Rocks is close to shopping, galleries, theaters and antiquing in Rockport, Essex and the fishing village of Gloucester. A convenient hub for day trips to Boston, Salem, Newburyport, New Hampshire and coastal Maine.