Beverly Hotels: Where to Stay in Massachusetts

Beverly sits on the North Shore of Massachusetts, about 17 miles northeast of Boston and next to Salem. The city has a short lodging list. You can book a boutique hotel downtown, a college inn by the water, or an apartment-style stay near the train. Larger chain hotels sit a short drive away in Danvers. This guide covers every Beverly MA hotel we could confirm, flags the gaps, and shows you where to stay in Beverly for your trip. Rates change daily, so we do not quote them.

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Hotels in Beverly MA: What We Confirmed

The Cabot Lodge, a Downtown Boutique Hotel

The Cabot Lodge is the best pick if you want to stay downtown. The hotel stands at 278 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA 01915. Call 978-998-4460 with questions. A regional listing describes a boutique hotel with Caribbean and colonial American touches. The building dates to 1897 and once held a butcher shop, an auto supply store, and a bike shop.

The hotel site lists five room types. Choices include King Quarters, King Quarters with a Twin Loft, King Quarters with a Full Loft, Queen Quarters with a Twin Loft, and an Accessible Queen room. The lofts suit families and small groups.

The front desk runs from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day. Late arrivals use the FlexiPass app, and on-call staff can help. Plan your arrival time before you book. A municipal lot sits behind the hotel off Pond Street. The hotel lists overnight and weekend parking as free through Passport Parking. Check the current posted rules when you arrive.

The hotel places you within walking distance of restaurants, breweries, shops, and The Cabot theater. The site says Salem sits just 2 miles away. We did not confirm a breakfast service, pet rules, or exact check-in and check-out times, so ask when you book.

Pick the Cabot Lodge if you want a walkable base near Cabot Street.

The Wylie Inn at Endicott College

The Wylie Inn is the main option for hotels near Endicott College. The inn stands at 295 Hale Street, Beverly, MA 01915. Call 978-867-1800. The inn sits on a 10-acre oceanfront property and describes a fully renovated 91-room building.

Expedia lists check-in from 3 PM and check-out at 11 AM. The listing also names a 24-hour front desk, a 24-hour gym, free Wi-Fi, free parking, and a cafe. The inn site names Doc’s Cocktails and Coffee as the on-site dining spot. Another listing mentions direct beach access and rooms with mini-fridges.

A meeting-industry listing says the building opened in 1958 and received renovations in 2007. The inn site mentions ongoing renovation work, so call before you book and ask which areas are open.

The inn also runs as a conference center, so weekdays and graduation season can fill rooms. Book early for those dates. The inn suits travelers who want quiet water views and a campus setting. Parents visiting students will find the location handy.

The Wylie Inn is not downtown. Expect to drive or ride to Cabot Street.

The Beverly, an Apartment-Style Stay Near the Train

The Beverly stands at 5 Lakeview Avenue, Beverly, MA 01915. Expedia lists apartment-like suites with kitchens and separate dining areas. Rooms include free Wi-Fi, a work desk, a microwave, and free self-parking. Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out ends at 11:00 AM.

The property has no front desk staff. Guests enter with a keycode. Expedia lists a minimum age of 21 and a no-pets rule. The building has no elevator, so upper floors mean stairs. The listing also notes no on-site housekeeping.

North Beverly Station sits a one-minute walk away, according to the same listing. We found this property on Expedia only. Treat the details as unconfirmed and read the current policies before you pay.

Pick The Beverly if you want a kitchen, a train link, and a stay with no front desk.

DoubleTree by Hilton Boston North Shore in Danvers

This hotel is not in Beverly. Still, the DoubleTree by Hilton Boston North Shore serves many Beverly visitors as the nearest large hotel. The address is 50 Ferncroft Road, Danvers, MA 01923. Hilton lists the phone as 978-777-2500.

Hilton lists check-in at 4 PM and check-out at 11 AM. Amenities include free Wi-Fi, an indoor pool, a fitness center, a spa, a business center, and a game room. TradeWinds Restaurant serves breakfast. TradeWinds Lounge and Bar serves lunch and dinner. The hotel connects to the Water Park of New England.

A meeting listing counts 363 guest rooms in an eight-story building. Hilton says pets are welcome with a deposit and a weight limit. Parking is on site. Ask for current fees by phone.

Hilton puts Salem 5 miles away and Boston 19 miles away. Check a map for your drive time. Pick this hotel for a family trip, a long stay, or a group with a pet.

Where Else to Stay Near Beverly

Gordon College lists several chain hotels for its visitors. Each sits in a nearby town, not in Beverly. The list includes Best Western Plus North Shore at 50 Dayton Street in Danvers, Boston Marriott Peabody at 8A Centennial Drive in Peabody, and Hampton Inn, Homewood Suites, and SpringHill Suites on Newbury Street in Peabody.

We found these names on one source, so we flag them as unconfirmed. We did not check amenities or drive times. Confirm each property by phone before you plan around Beverly.

Salem also offers many places to stay, but we did not verify a list for this guide. Use the Expedia link above to compare current Salem and Peabody options.

Hotels near Beverly Attractions

Beverly offers a mix of waterfront, theater, and college sights. Lynch Park and its beaches sit along the water in the Cove area, according to Wikipedia. The Cabot is a historic movie palace on Cabot Street. Le Grand David has staged a long-running magic show there for decades, per the same source.

The Cabot is now a nonprofit venue at 286 Cabot Street. Its programs include music, comedy, film, and family events. The box office runs Monday to Friday from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Its sister space, Off Cabot, holds 150 seats at 9 Wallis Street.

Endicott College and Montserrat College of Art both sit in Beverly. A marker commemorates the Beverly Cotton Manufactory, the first cotton mill in America, dating to 1787. The city also calls itself the birthplace of the American Navy, though Marblehead disputes the claim.

Staying at the Cabot Lodge puts you next to the theater. Staying at the Wylie Inn puts you near campus and the water.

Old Listings We Dropped

Our earlier version of this guide named a property called The Grog and a Hammond Museum at Endicott College. We could not confirm either. We found no current listing for a hotel called The Grog, so we removed the entry. We also removed the Hammond Museum reference.

Our earlier version also gave The Cabot Lodge fireplaces and a free continental breakfast. We could not confirm either feature on the hotel site, so we dropped both claims.

Old guides often repeat details without checking them. Trust the property phone line over any single listing.

Getting to Beverly and Getting Around

Beverly lies on the North Shore, about 17 miles northeast of Boston. Expedia puts Boston Logan Airport 42 to 49 minutes away by car from The Beverly and the Wylie Inn. Traffic changes the trip, so check a map before you leave.

The Beverly sits a short walk from North Beverly Station. The Wylie Inn lists Beverly Prides Crossing Station three minutes away by car. Check the MBTA schedule for current service. A car helps if you stay at the Wylie Inn or in Danvers. Downtown stays work well on foot.

How to Choose Where to Stay in Beverly

Couples and theater fans should start with the Cabot Lodge. You can walk to dinner and a show.

Families should compare the Cabot Lodge lofts with the DoubleTree pool and water park link. Pick the lofts for a downtown trip and the DoubleTree for a resort feel.

Parents of Endicott students should call the Wylie Inn first. The campus is a one-minute walk away, per Expedia.

Long stays point to The Beverly for the kitchen. Remember the no-pets rule and the keycode entry.

Pet owners should call the DoubleTree. Hilton lists pets with a deposit and a weight limit. The Beverly bans pets, and we could not confirm pet rules at the other two.

Before you pay, confirm the property name, the cancellation policy, parking, front desk hours, and the total with taxes and fees. Compare the total on two booking sites and by phone.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We checked the Cabot Lodge against its own site, a regional listing, and the Gordon College hotel list. We checked the Wylie Inn against its site, Expedia, and a meeting-industry listing. We checked the DoubleTree against Hilton, a meeting listing, and the Gordon College list. We checked city facts against Wikipedia and The Cabot against its own site.

We took The Beverly details from Expedia only. We could not confirm the Danvers and Peabody chain hotels beyond one list. We did not confirm any rates, breakfast service at the Cabot Lodge, or pet rules there and at the Wylie Inn. Phone numbers and policies change, so confirm each detail before you travel.

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Conclusion

Beverly offers a short but varied lodging list. The Cabot Lodge gives you a downtown base. The Wylie Inn gives you a campus setting by the water. The Beverly gives you a kitchen near the train. The DoubleTree in Danvers gives families a larger hotel nearby. Call ahead, confirm the details, and book early for the best hotels in Beverly MA.

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