Perched on the Atlantic shore overlooking Isle Au Haut Bay, the secluded Keepers House Inn, reachable only by mailboat, beckons the adventurer to Acadia National Park, the seafood gourmet, the lighthouse aficionado, the ecology buff.

Overlooking the ocean, the Craignair is a charming country Inn in a beautiful rural setting. Romantic, quiet, peaceful, a true getaway. craignair.com

Inn at the Harbor is a New England Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast offering casual comfort just steps from the Rockland Harbor in Penobscot Bay. Comfortable, breezy, informal and very special. The perfect spot for summer vacations, weekend getaways, or just a few days of pampering. Choose from 4 bedrooms as well as a Family and Friends Suite. Enjoy delicious healthy comfort food, peaceful afternoons, fragrant sea breezes and a sunny front porch.

Expand your horizons; discover new possibilities; fall in love with the ~ripples~ experience. Join photographers, painters, sculptors, musicians, writers and readers, gently blended among the windjammers, blue skies, intimate restaurants and world class golf greens overlooking the Atlantic . . .
Rockland, for the Real Maine, ~ripples~ for real people .

Built in 1835 this Maine Sea Captain's home, is a Harbor District Federal-style Inn combining the attributes of a luxurious boutique hotel and a B&B right in the heart of Rockland's waterfront district.

The Berry Manor Inn is Rockland Maine's premier luxury bed and breakfast inn. Well known for being the perfect Maine coastal getaway, this Rockland Maine Inn provides thoughtful touches that invite a sense of pampering and romance in unsurpassed comfort and elegance that strive to define the standard of B&B luxury.

Do as little or as much of the endless events and activities offered in the area and experience why Rockland, Maine was named "the 2007 Top Adventure Town in Maine to Live and Play" by National Geographic.

Recognized by the state of Maine as an "Environmental Leader in Hospitality", we are committed to pampering our guests while proving that one doesn't need to give up comfort, luxury or service to stay in an environmentally friendly inn.

Whether visiting the area for a Maine weekend getaway, vacation or on business, the Berry Manor Inn is a Maine Coast Bed and Breakfast which strives to provide a level of personal service that is indicative of our commitment to meet our guests' needs and to provide an outstanding value for a memorable experience. We look forward to welcoming you for the first time or the twentieth time and to provide you a special place to unwind and rediscover the pleasures of life.

The LimeRock Inn, a gracious Queen Anne Victorian in Rockland's historic district, is a short walk to the Farnsworth Art Museum, shopping, and fine dining.

Built in 1802, this boutique Inn is a grand old home located in the historic district of Camden. It offers themed rooms and many amenities including free Wi-Fi

Cozy, low-key and completely relaxed, Le Vatout Bed and Breakfast is a home that we’re blessed to share with our guests, our friends. A traditional New England farmhouse, it’s become our personal artists' retreat – its rooms are filled with paintings, photographs and found objects, and books beckon wherever there’s space. But life around here congregates in the kitchen; the hearth is Le Vatout's center, its heart. Outwardly, it’s nothing special, just a big old kitchen last upgraded years ago, no fancy fixtures, no polished granite, no industrial strength sink. What matters here is not appearance, what matters at Le Vatout is soul. Meals have substance, flavors have a twist, and old-fashioned conversation reigns as your hosts have a way with herbs and with words and know when to serve either.

Whether you crave the quiet pleasure of a cup of tea and a bowl of fresh fruit on the porch, favor a communal breakfast of paper-thin buckwheat pancakes served at the dining table flooded with sun or simply want to hang out at the kitchen island, dig into a crabmeat omelet and chat, at Le Vatout everything’s just different enough to delight.

We've been told that when asked what it meant, this strange little French snippet of a phrase, the founder of Le Vatout would gesture around him, at the fabulous garden, the beautiful house, and reply, "All of it – great food, good company, art and music and nature – Le Vatout means The Whole Thing." He's long moved on and we're honored to continue his legacy of hospitality and appreciation of life in this quiet corner of the world called Waldoboro.

Centrally located on the craggy shoreline of Mid-coast Maine, we're just a half an hour south of Camden, twenty minutes from Rockland, the Farnsworth and its famed Wyeth and Louise Nevelson collections, and two seconds away from nature. Pemaquid Point, with its dramatic granite formations and its pretty white lighthouse, is up the road, the quaint fishing village of Friendship up the other,

"Whether you're planning an overnight, a longer visit, or a special romantic weekend, we'll do everything we can to help make your stay truly memorable."

When you choose The Belmont Inn, a Camden Maine bed and breakfast, you'll leave your car at the bed and breakfast inn and walk in 5 minutes to Camden's harbor, shops, and restaurants. On the quiet side, away from busy Route 1, The Belmont Inn's Bed and Breakfast porches and spacious living rooms invite relaxing. The inn's guest rooms are large, bright, and comfortably appointed, all with private baths and air conditioning. After a night of Camden ME lodging and one of The Belmont's acclaimed breakfasts, you'll have endless options to fill your days along the mid-coast of Maine. Perhaps you'll choose to climb Mts. Battie and Megunticook, the "mountains that meet the sea," kayak along the coast, rent a bicycle, take a schooner cruise or a ferry to Islesboro, visit the Farnsworth art museum in nearby Rockland, tour local studios or Camden's eclectic village shops, or take a day trip north to Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor or south to Boothbay.

You'll discover, as others have before you, that The Belmont bed & breakfast is a friendly place. When you return at the end of a memory-packed day, you'll feel you've come home; and when your stay is over, you'll already be thinking about when you can come again.

Our Camden Maine Bed and Breakfast has spacious rooms, well appointed private baths, luxurious linens, delicious breakfasts, off-street parking, and just a short walk to Camden's harbor, shops, and restaurants. At our Camden Maine Bed & Breakfast all we ask is that you come rest, relax, and leave the car behind.

Come enjoy our wonderful harbor and town with a wide range of restaurants, unique shops, and galleries. Camden Maine offers special events year round such as plays, music festivals and craft fairs, all within walking distance of Abigail's, a Camden Me Bed and Breakfast.

The Whitehall Inn has been the first choice for discerning visitors coming to Camden, Maine, since 1901, many of whom stay year after year. We're one of the few places left in Maine that will evoke the feeling of summers 100 years ago. As soon as you enter our spacious lobby, you will know why royalty, a US President and many, many celebrities over the years have found this to be their holiday retreat. We can't guarantee that you won't sit at breakfast next to a Secret Service agent, but we can promise you will find this to be a very friendly and informal visit.

ovely rooms, some with bay views, deck or fireplace. Beautiful bedding, extravagant breakfast, in a charming Camden Historic District setting. Linger in 19th Century graciousness....

A warm welcome awaits you at Camden, Maine's Timbercliffe Cottage Bed & Breakfast Inn. Nestled on a hillside in the shadow of Mt. Battie with a view of Penobscot Bay, this historic home wraps its arms around you and invites you to sit back and relax. Our wide wraparound porch is the perfect place to begin your day with a delicious breakfast and cup of steaming coffee or to relax in the afternoon with a refreshing drink and a good book. On a summer day guests may catch a glimpse of a tall mast schooner or grand yacht sailing out of Camden Harbor. On cool days, cozy up in a comfortable wingback chair next to the fireplace in either the parlor or the library and enjoy a complimentary beverage and home-baked delicacy.