Breathtaking views from all rooms. Indoor pool, hot tub, sauna restaurant and lounge on site. Short drive to Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park, Camden, Booth Bay and Bangor Pet Accommodation: 10.00/night per pet....
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Breathtaking views from all rooms. Indoor pool, hot tub, sauna restaurant and lounge on site. Short drive to Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park, Camden, Booth Bay and Bangor Pet Accommodation: 10.00/night per pet.
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Close to the Acadia National Park entrance. L.L. Bean and factory outlets next door. Walk to restaurants and Maine Coast Mall. Don't forget to check out our special LDEAL rates....
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Close to the Acadia National Park entrance. L.L. Bean and factory outlets next door. Walk to restaurants and Maine Coast Mall. Don't forget to check out our special LDEAL rates.
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Wake to a picturesque New England landscape, anchored by an azure blue, cloudless sky, quiet country roads and enchanting villages sloping down the Maine coastline. For an overnight visitor to the youngtowwn Inn, the world is suddenly transformed to...
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Wake to a picturesque New England landscape, anchored by an azure blue, cloudless sky, quiet country roads and enchanting villages sloping down the Maine coastline. For an overnight visitor to the youngtowwn Inn, the world is suddenly transformed to a fairytale setting. A classic 1810 federal style farmhouse offers six comfortable and tastefully decorated guest rooms and a highly acclaimed french restaurant that offers elegant dining in gracious surroundings. Specialites inlcude lobster ravioli, rack of lamb and grand marnier souffles. Owner and chef Manuel Mercier draws upon his french heritage to offer tradional French and New England fare. The coast of Maine provides for a bounty of fresh and local produce and seafood. The Inn is in a perfect location to explore the coast of Maine. Located half way between Portland and Bar Harbor making it an ideal location for day trips. The Inn is perfect for a romantic getaway for two or can host weddings, rehearsal dinners or business retreats.
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Your spacious ocean view room offers a king bed, fireplace, two person jacuzzi, and individually controlled air conditioning and heat. Rooms in the Hilltop building additionally feature a private balcony with sweeping views of the bay and outer...
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Your spacious ocean view room offers a king bed, fireplace, two person jacuzzi, and individually controlled air conditioning and heat. Rooms in the Hilltop building additionally feature a private balcony with sweeping views of the bay and outer islands. A full gourmet breakfast is included in the room rate. We offer freshly baked muffins, scones, fresh seasonal fruit, yogurt, cereals and smoked salmon, along with a savory hot entree each morning. Take a dip in our new heated horizon edge swimming pool and hot tub, or simply relax in a comfortable chaise lounge. Wireless internet access and an exercise room also available. Our dining room, The Edge, is located just steps from the Main Inn and features an outdoor stone terrace, an elegant ocean view dining room, and a cozy fireplace in the Tantalus Lounge. We invite you to indulge in the creative menus featuring the wholesome bounty of Maines waters and farmlands.
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Historic full service Inn that is just a 10 minute stroll to town. 40 rooms of luxury accommodations at affordable prices. An annex- a shingle style cottage from the turn of the century- offers 5 room including a 3 bed- 2 bath suite unlike any other...
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Historic full service Inn that is just a 10 minute stroll to town. 40 rooms of luxury accommodations at affordable prices. An annex- a shingle style cottage from the turn of the century- offers 5 room including a 3 bed- 2 bath suite unlike any other in the mid coast region. Sit on our famous porch while munching on appetizers from our bar Gossip or dining from our restaurant Vincents.
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Conveniently located not only in the center of town, but also the Coast of Maine. The Camden Riverhouse Hotel and Inns are within steps of some of the finest dining and shopping Midcoast Maine has to offer. A quiet location conveniently nestled into...
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Conveniently located not only in the center of town, but also the Coast of Maine. The Camden Riverhouse Hotel and Inns are within steps of some of the finest dining and shopping Midcoast Maine has to offer. A quiet location conveniently nestled into Camden's own River District. A destination for generations. The Camden Maine Riverhouse Hotel and Inns...where the mountains meet the sea. The indoor pool and hot tub are open are now open daily. Dogs are welcome, some restrictions apply and prior approval is required.
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Our classic New England Cape bed and breakfast was built in 1810, and today its historic charms blend perfectly with modern comforts. Located in the heart of Camden village, a short stroll from the picturesque harbor. Full breakfast inc. Free Wifi. ...
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Our classic New England Cape bed and breakfast was built in 1810, and today its historic charms blend perfectly with modern comforts. Located in the heart of Camden village, a short stroll from the picturesque harbor. Full breakfast inc. Free Wifi. There is something for everyone here in the Camden area, whether your ideal day includes lots of outdoor activities, lots of shopping, or lots of just taking it easy. If you are the outdoor type, you will find mountains and trails to hike, country roads to bike, and waters to paddle or sail. You can play golf overlooking the bay, or swim in warm lake waters or the brisk Atlantic. If you are ready to shop till you drop, the Camden area is equal to the challenge. The harborfront streets are lined with intriguing shops selling many made-in-Maine crafts as well as treasures from around the world. You will find fine clothing, one-of-a-kind jewelry, handsome home accessories, and special keepsakes to remind you of your visit. You can also buy work directly from some artisans in their studios. There are antiques shops, flea markets, and great country auctions, too. Stroll to the waterfront and watch all the boats coming and going. Hike or drive to the top of Mt. Battie for a spectacular view of the harbor, the islands, and the bay. Go to Lake Megunticook and swim in the warm water or just relax on the sandy beach with a picnic lunch. Take a ferry out to Islesboro, Vinalhaven, or North Haven island for the day. If you have a bike, take it along, the roads are perfect for cycling. Go to the Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport, or the Transportation Museum in Owls Head. And that is just the beginning. We have a lot more suggestions, and we will be happy to help you plan your adventures by foot, bike, boat, or car.
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The Country Inn at Camden-Rockport was conceived and built to provide our guests with the ambience of yesteryear with the amenities of today. From rooms with the comfort and feel of a New England Farmhouse to the availability of WI-FI, the Inn meets...
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The Country Inn at Camden-Rockport was conceived and built to provide our guests with the ambience of yesteryear with the amenities of today. From rooms with the comfort and feel of a New England Farmhouse to the availability of WI-FI, the Inn meets our guests' needs. Our staff is there to assist with any problem or concern, and can help with every aspect of our guests stay from where to get dinner, to planning a day trip or where to see a puffin. Situated on five acres of landscaped property, the Inn is just one mile south of downtown Camden which surrounds one of the most beautiful harbors on the coast and five miles north of Rockland which has developed into an active arts and ocean related community. There is plenty of space to stroll, have a pick up ball game, or just relax and enjoy the day. The Inn property includes 36 suites in the main building and 11 more in freestanding seasonal cottages. All provide comfortable, homey surroundings, and are equipped with service bars, refrigerators, and pull out couches for the extra guest or child. Rooms are set up with a choice of two-queen size or single king size bed, some feature whirlpool tubs or fireplaces. Activities at the Inn range from a chess or Scrabble game in the library to a workout in the exercise room. There is a large indoor pool as well as a hot tub and sauna. Each morning guests are treated to our Country Breakfast Buffet, which includes fresh baked breads, fruits, and quiche. In the afternoon there are pastries at teatime. Evening brings the Inns chocolate chip cookies to top off the day. Groups are welcomed. The combination of comfort and facility has made the Inn a favorite of small groups for retreats, and businessmen for extended stays. Relaxing toward productivity is supplemented by quality-catered food service as needed. The Country Inn provides the ideal setting to enjoy the mid-coast whatever the reason for the visit. Pool will be closed March 17th,2008-April 12th,2008.
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Today, The White House is often called the most photographed historic home in New England, evidencing that it still holds all the grandeur that was intended 165 years ago. Stepping into an era of understated elegance and privacy, The White House as...
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Today, The White House is often called the most photographed historic home in New England, evidencing that it still holds all the grandeur that was intended 165 years ago. Stepping into an era of understated elegance and privacy, The White House as registered on the National Register of Historic Places with sweeping views of the triangular shaped park-like grounds, botanical gardens and historic gazebo instill a sence of peace and tranquillity. Upon entering the Inn you experience the understaded elegance and privacy reminiscent of that century and a half ago bygone era. Stunning interior architectural details abound. Admire the craftsmanship of the marble fireplaces, classic flying staircase, intricate thick plaster medallions, cornices, antique and reproduction furnishings. Area attraction and day trips could be to explore beautiful Penobscot Bay from the land, water or air. Shop at wonderful antique shops, authentic country stores and specialty shops. Visit the area's six state parks. Take a ferry to Islesboro for a day of cycling around the island. A self-guided walking tour of historic architecture is a must. Experience Maines seafood specialties at fine restaurants or one of the many festivals. Tee of at one of the four fine golf courses, go horseback riding, or play tennis. Visit galleries of fine arts or take in a performance by the communitys own theatrical group. Tour nationally published flower gardens. Spend the day at Penobscot Marine Museum or venture out to explore the lighthouses along the coast. Enjoy brilliant fall foliage changes as you drive on quiet country roads. Snuggle in for a winter weekend or enjoy cross-country skiing, snowmobiling or tobagganing. We strive to provide an experience where you will discover the classical elegance and warm hospility embodied by our Inn. Each guestchamber offer in room telephones, king, queen or twin beds. Luxurious linens are standard. Graciously presented full provincial breakfasts are serve
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