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Nationally recognized inns of distinction. Try one or try all, from the coast in Kennebunkport to
Georgetown Island to Brooksville to Deer Isle and to Bar Harbor, Maine, a wonderful way to enjoy the coast of Maine.
Follow winding country roads to intimate secluded highways overlooking the rugged coast to peaceful, quiet retreats offering warmth and hospitality, privacy and renewal at our Waterside Hideaways. |
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Tranquil flower gardens, woodland and the gentle lap of waves surround this large Victorian Cottage on the tide's upper reach.
Bufflehead Cove Inn projects a feeling of remoteness in time and place - a return to the security of earlier days. Ample gourmet breakfasts, airy luxurious rooms and cozy fireplaces. Only minutes from Dock Square and the attractions of Kennebunkport, one of Maine's premier resorts.
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This miniature "shingle-style" hotel, last of its era,
overlooks astonishing miles of lighthouses, harbors, bays, islands and open ocean.
Fourteen guestrooms, wraparound veranda, a huge fireplace, deep water mooring and guest
rowboats. Near unspoiled beaches, nature sanctuaries, and a fishing village. Absolutely
informal, large enough for privacy, yet wonderfully unpretentious.
The Grey Havens is the unselfconscious beauty, restful simplicity, all the sights, sounds and smells that people have
been returning to for a century of Maine summers.
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The Inn at Ferry Landing is a lovingly restored 1840's farmhouse on the Eggemoggin Reach. Formerly
the station for Deer Isle's only link to the mainland, a ferry, the Inn is located at the end of a dead-end
road and has superb views of the Reach as schooners sail by - many traveling to or from the nearby
Wooden Boat School. Guests enjoy a beautiful beach out front and the star-filled sky at night, all in a
private and undisturbed atmosphere.
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The
Inn at Bay Ledge
sits atop an eighty foot cliff overlooking Frenchmen Bay.
The views of the bay and mountains are breathtaking.
Guests may stroll along our beach, swim in the pool or simply relax in a wicker
lounge on the porch. Acadia National Park offers wonderful hiking and biking.
You may also be tempted by sea kayaking or whale watching in nearby Bar Harbor.
Return at days end to the comforts of the inn by the bay.
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Overlooking Bass Harbor on Mount
Desert Island sits the elegant
Ann’s Point Inn.
A secluded luxury Inn nestled on 2 acres of private land with 690 feet of shore
frontage, which offers guests a chance to enjoy the privacy of an exclusive
island retreat. All four of the individually decorated rooms offer a calm,
relaxing ambiance, luxurious bathroom amenities, plump fluffy bed linens, and
large windows to observe the beautiful water-side surroundings. The inn is just
minutes to hiking and biking trails, golfing, shopping, fishing, whale watching
and the beach.
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