Mid Coast - ME – Inns-Bed n’ Breakfasts – Cabins – Cottages

Here’s what some of the guests staying at the Blue Hill Inn have said about their visits:“Best blueberry pancakes and scones ever!” “We feel so lucky to have discovered Blue Hill and the Blue Hill Inn, both of which are idyllic. Thank you for a wonderful stay–it was perfect in every way.” “What makes the inn a standout is the level of service and hospitality.” At the Blue Hill Inn, individualized guest attention is the first priority. Innkeeper Sarah Pebworth and the staff of the inn will make suggestions, assist with itineraries, help with directions, and make reservations. They are familiar with the area and can direct guests to great boating, live music, beautiful picnic spots, husband-friendly shopping, and delicious lobster rolls. Complimentary breakfasts at the Blue Hill Inn are designed with guests in mind. Choices range from vacation decadent to watching one’s waistline. Special menus to accommodate individual food allergies or restrictions are easily arranged. The staff at the inn are passionate about working with local farmers, fishermen, and purveyors. “The inn is very old and classic, in great condition and decorated beautifully, with very nice grounds.” Located on an acre of land in the center of the village of Blue Hill and a block from the head of Blue Hill Bay, the inn, built in 1835, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Shade trees, a perennial garden, and a small grove of fruit trees enhance the grounds. “Your inn is elegant and at the same time warm and comfortable.” A Federal period building, the Blue Hill Inn has eleven guest rooms, a sun-filled dining room, and two comfortable parlors. It retains many of its original features, including clapboards, nine over six windows, wide pumpkin pine floor boards, and six fireplaces. Adjacent to the inn is the recently developed Cape House, with two larger, more modern suites with kitchens and televisions. The Suite features a private deck shaded by a willow tree and a full kitchen. The Studio offers a kitchenette. The Blue Hill Inn Environmental Policy The Blue Hill Inn enthusiastically supports the developing concepts of eco-tourism, sustainable triple bottom line business practices, and green lodging practices. The inn has been awarded Maine’s Environmental Leader and Trip Advisor’s Green Leader designation in recognition of efforts made at the inn, including using environmentally friendly cleaning supplies and light bulbs, purchasing organic food and composting kitchen scraps, and recycling all waste possible.

Stunning views from shore front lodgings in Camden. Set atop a ledge, overlooking island-studded Penobscot Bay, Beloin's can offer you a restful vacation. Find yourself a private nook on the rocks, listen to the waves, watch the sailboats and lobsterboats and forget your cares! Beloin's is centrally located in scenic Camden, Maine. Camden is known as "Where the Mountains Meet the Sea." If your travels take you along Coastal Route 1, you'll know you have to stop and explore Camden as soon as you drive into town. Camden has been sought out for movie settings for over 50 years. Peyton Place, Man Without a Face, and Thinner were all filmed, in part, on location right in Camden. Portions of Thinner were filmed on our property. One of our cottages was featured. A picturesque brick downtown section will be your first glimpse of Camden. Stop and explore the harbor filled with all types of boat excursions and the shops filled with fine arts and crafts. Once you've decided to stay, drive North on Route 1 just one mile and check in at Beloin's. Camden Hills State Park borders our property. You'll be able to explore our 50 acres and private waterfront property, accessible only to our guests. The picnic area of the park is right next door or simply cross the street and explore Mt. Battie: either drive to the top on the auto road to the spectacular overlook directly above Beloin's, or hike the many uncrowded trails. Fred Beloin has spent his whole life hiking these trails and will be glad to assist you in any way. For those who prefer rock climbing, some of the best rock faces in Maine are just a short drive away. Four nearby public golf courses welcome guests; some are located right on the water. The Beloins have been entertaining travelers for over 50 years. Agnes Beloin and her family will do everything they can to assure you a memorable vacation. Someone from the family is always in the office or on the grounds ready to help. Drive through dense pine forest and discover your quiet oasis. We offer shorefront units and roadside units, well set back. All rooms have color cable TV, private baths, in-room phones, electric heat and daily housekeeping service. Most have mini-kitchens and all feature large picture windows or sliding screen patio doors. We offer a variety of sleeping arrangements detailed with the rates. Our cottages are well maintained and the twenty-one shorefront units are set one-third of a mile off Route 1. Our motel units will accommodate 2-3 people. Well-behaved canine travelers are welcome by prior arrangement. Picnic tables and a charcoal grill are available for our guests, as well as our private sandy beach for sunbathing or a quick invigorating dip. We have guests who return every year, so make reservations of your choice accommodation as quickly as possible.

Reminiscent of yesteryear, at Country Inn at Camden/Rockport, the pace slows and the mind rests. We offer 1 king and 2 queen suites year ’round in the main building and in the warmer months 1 king and 2 queen cottages are available. In this Camden, Maine family friendly hotel with designated pet suites, you will discover the casual essence of Camden and Rockport Maine and come to know you can just be yourself here. It’s a place that invites you to be relaxed and fully at ease. Discover the coziness of this modern inn resting on wooded grounds. Country Inn is located between Camden and Rockport Maine harbors along Route One, allowing easy access for day trips to Freeport or Bar Harbor! Learn what guests are saying on Country Inn at Camden/Rockport Trip Advisor reviews! Savor the moments in our heated swimming pool or treat yourself to a massage or spa treatment; you deserve it! A country style breakfast buffet is provided each morning and late afternoon refreshments are offered each day during tea time. Warm chocolate chip cookies are served in the early evening as you prepare to relax.

Seven acres of beautifully landscaped lawns, flowers and trees, nestled at the foot of Mt. Megunticook, and sloping gradually down to the sea, The High Tide Inn, the cottages and the motel units are located well off the road bound by two hundred and fifty feet of private beach. Only minutes north of the village of Camden Maine, overlooking the of Penobscot Bay, with breathtaking ocean views, The High Tide Inn on the Ocean offers the perfect retreat for families, individuals, businesses and groups who seek affordable waterfront accommodations as part of their Maine lodgings. The High Tide Inn, cottages and motel rooms feature comfy, eco-friendly accommodations, the personalized hospitality of a B&B, the attention to detail of a small inn, and the economy of a motel room. The Inn is family friendly and children are welcomed, and we also have five pet-friendly rooms. Just steps from the Camden Hills State Park and the surrounding mountains, there are miles of trails with endless ocean vistas to panoramic views of unspoiled countryside. Your vacation choices are endless. For those who come to relax, our spacious lawns with comfortable lounge chairs and tables afford our guests the perfect spot to observe the tall masted schooners, the beautiful yachts that abound in this area, and the many lobster boasts hauling right off our private beach.

A Federal style home restored and decorated in simple elegance to capture the ambiance of an earlier time. Located in the charming village of Damariscotta, it is within walking distance of quaint shops and refreshing restaurants. Your hosts are Ray and Mimi McConnell. In August of 2004, we discovered the house that we lovingly restored and made into our home and Alewives & Ales Bed & Breakfast. The original home was built circa 1847 in a town whose atmosphere was permeated with the sights and sounds of shipbuilding. It sits on a hill on High Street, which is possibly the highest location in town. At the foot of High Street and across the Bristol Road, Joseph Day’s shipyard bustled with skilled workers creating beautiful maritime vessels along the shore of the Damariscotta River.  Each of our three guest rooms is named after a wooden sailing ship built in a Damariscotta shipyard. In nearby Damariscotta Mills, every spring thousands of alewives make their way up the Damariscotta River and Salt Bay to struggle up the fish ladder and spawn in Damariscotta Lake. It is quite a sight to see the gulls, ospreys and eagles swooping down to feast on the multitude of fish and to hear nature’s symphony of rushing water and the cries of the gulls. According to legend, the name “Damariscotta” is an Indian word that means “the meeting of many alewives”. Between the abundance of historic sites and the natural beauty the Maine midcoast offers, you could spend countless days in this area and not exhaust all the possibilities.

This picturesque Midcoast Maine Bed and Breakfast located on Georgetown Island was the original home of Walter Reid, the donor of Reid State Park in Georgetown, and later his daughter Louise R. Butler. It is now owned by Mr. Reid’s great granddaughter Penny, and her family. Five unique rooms, all with private baths, air conditioning and great ocean views. Beautiful gardens and elegant old plantings adorn the grounds. A roomy casual porch catches the warm summer breezes. After a hearty breakfast, spend the day at the beach,enjoy lobsters at Five Island Lobster and come back to the Mooring sit on the deck watch the sunset or read and relax in the Spanish room before turning in for a good nights sleep listening to the waves crashing on the rocks.? We are a non-smoking inn. The Mooring Bed and Breakfast was the former home of Walter Reid, the donor of Reid State Park and later owned by his daughter, Louise Butler. The Mooring was a private home and was newly renovated in 2001 and opened as a B&B in May of 2002. It is now owned by his great granddaughter Penny Barabe and her family. Penny and family moved to Maine from Cape Cod in 1977 after spending many summer vacations here. Penny spent every summer at her Grandmothers house since the age of 4. Their 3 sons, Scott, Todd and Jason still live in the area. Grandson Reid and Grandaughter Anna spend much time at the Mooring and have made many friends with the guests. There are beautiful stone walls and gardens that have been here for years and the driveway is lined with large hydrandea trees over 75 years old, that bloom bright white every Summer and turn a dusty rose in the Fall. We have many beautiful weddings here at the Mooring, with a ceremony held under the pergola at the water’s edge and the reception with a tent on our lawn.

The Youngtown Inn Bed and Breakfast and Restaurant is a classic 1810 farmhouse built proudly upon two centuries of New England heritage. Our intimate Inn offers six comfortable and romantic guestrooms, each with a private ensuite bath. Some rooms offer queen canopy or sleigh beds, balconies and fireplaces. All rooms offer generous amenities, Flat screen tv/dvd combo and the convenience of free wireless internet. The heart of the house has been immaculately preserved. The tastefully decorated guest rooms, sunny verandas, broad pumpkin pine floors, and brick fireplaces capture the warm feel of beautiful rural Maine. Escape the crowds and explore the tranquility and scenic beauty of Lincolnville, Maine. With its alluring contrast of mountains giving way to Penobscot Bay, Lincolnville attracts people who could live anywhere! And it’s no surprise as you meander in around the sites of the area. The Youngtown Inn Restaurant offers elegant dining in gracious surroundings. Chef/owner Manuel Mercier draws upon his French heritage and European training to create an array of traditionally prepared dishes. This nationally renowned restaurant has an exquisite gourmet menu as well as extensive wine cellar offerings. Enjoy before or after dinner drinks in the adjacent wine bar. Relax in the ambiance of the brick fireplace while sampling fine wines or European beers. The Youngtown Inn is nestled in scenic Camden Hills, yet is just minutes away from Camden Harbor and Rockport with their exciting cultural events and festivals, beautiful sights, windjammer cruises, artisan shops an so much more…. The Inn is also conveniently located halfway between Boothbay and Bar Harbor, which makes it an ideal location for exploring the entire mid-coast region. Bring the whole family for a great fun filled vacation getaway.

Water's Edge Bungalow is a charming Maine cottage situated on the edge of Linekin Bay, and we do mean the edge... just steps from your front porch to a private beach with spectacular views of Linekin Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The 1.5 acre property is the last home on a private lane at the tip of a small peninsula and has a secluded yard surrounded by a beautiful woods. The property has a unique stone wall with steps leading down to the water and a NEW dock and mooring - use of canoes and kayaks included. The home is decorated and furnished in traditional yet updated Maine coast cottage style. We have an arrangement with neighboring Linekin Bay Resort where our guests can enjoy a swim in the heated oceanfront pool and enjoy a meal and drinks on the deck - A private water front home and an all-inclusive resort experience - you get the best of both worlds. We look forward to your stay!