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Hartstone Inn
An enchanting hideaway in the heart of Camden village that Fodor’s
considers “An elegant and sophisticated retreat and culinary
destination”, this Mansard style Victorian built in 1835 offers a
unique experience in pampered luxury.“
From
Quimper
faince and luscious linens in the guest rooms to the world-class cuisine
in the dining room and the collection of 400 live orchids in the common
areas, Mary Jo and Michael Salmon get absolutely everything right”
says the
Maine
Explorers Guide. Each air conditioned guestroom combines carefully
chosen furnishings and original artwork to create a mood of lavish
comfort and romance. Luxurious amenities include: soft robes, memorably
fluffy featherbeds, fine linens, down quilts and pillows, gas
fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, CD players, TV/VCR and WiFi so you can email
your friends and tell them what a great time your having in Camden,
Maine. Reward yourself and your taste buds with our sumptuous
multi-course breakfast presented on the sunny dining room porch. In the
late afternoon indulge in our wine and cheese pairings and sneak away
for some solitude to our beautiful English style gardens or to the
privacy of your guestroom. Elegant china, fine crystal and
internationally award winning cuisine make dinner a truly memorable
experience. Gourmet getaway packages, chef for the day and cooking class
weekends are available. We are perfectly situated in midcoast
Maine
to get outdoors and enjoy the fun! The
Inn
is steps from
Camden
’s picturesque harbor with its fleet of historic Windjammers ready to
take you on a scenic tour of lighthouses, marine wildlife and secluded
islands.
Camden
Hills
State Park
and the surrounding mountains offer miles of trails for every level of
outdoorsman showcasing everything from ocean vistas to panoramic views
of unspoiled countryside. Kayak on
Penobscot
Bay
, play a round at a world-class golf course, rent a bicycle and travel
the rocky coastline or take a ferry to the artist colony on
Monhegan
Island
. The
Farnsworth
Art Museum
hosts impressive works by American masters and highlights a collection
of paintings by three generations of the Wyeth family as well as pieces
by other outstanding
Maine
artists. All of these activities are even more enjoyable with the Inns
famous gourmet lobster roll picnic basket. Come to
Camden
and stay a while!
Inn at Sunrise Point
A luxury oceanfront hideaway near Camden, Maine. All rooms and cottages
have spectacular sunrise views and gourmet breakfasts are served each
day in the conservatory. Inn at Sunrise Point is a Camden Maine bed and
breakfast near the famous Camden, Maine harbor. Located right on the
gorgeous central Maine coast, this most unique bed and breakfast inn
offers ocean views and all the luxuries you expect in four-star
accommodations. The Inn at Sunrise Point is a secluded four-acre
oceanfront bed and breakfast inn hideaway far from the noise of traffic
but just minutes from the picturesque harbor of Camden. Sleep soundly in
the wonderful sea air, comforted by the gentle murmur of waves outside
your window. Awake to the breathtaking sight of the sunrise across
Penobscot Bay before enjoying a complimentary breakfast in the inn’s
bright conservatory. Stay in a smartly furnished room in the main house,
a wonderfully restored 1920’s shingle style Maine summer “cottage”
or one of the beautifully furnished cottages or suites at the water’s
edge. Camden and Lincolnville are located in one of the most beautiful
parts of the Maine Coast. Two miles away is Mount Battie with
spectacular views of Camden Harbor, Penobscot Bay with its many islands,
inland lakes and mountains plus a large part of the Maine Coast. It is
one of only two three star views listed in Guide Michelin on the entire
East Coast. You may drive to the top or climb one of the trails. Camden
Hills State Park, where Mount Battie is located offers miles of trails
for climbing and hiking from the sea to the mountain tops. Four miles
down the coast is the beautiful town of Camden.
Camden Maine Stay Inn
December 11, 1620. When John Alden disembarked on Plymouth Rock as first passenger of the Pilgrims’ Mayflower he could not foresee that one of his direct descendant would have given birth to the mansion that now hosts the Maine Stay Inn. In 1802 in fact the carpenter Alden Bass, nephew of John Adams, built a house at 22 High Street. Those were the times when Thomas Jefferson was President of the United States, Route 1 was a dirt road and Maine was still a part of the state of Massachusetts. To visit the Maine Stay is to literally step into a venerable piece of history.
Relaxed, cozy and very friendly, the Maine Stay Inn is a grand old home located in the historic district of one of America’s most beautiful seaside villages. The home is an outstanding example of the progressive farm buildings common to 19th century Maine and is the second oldest of the sixty-six lovely homes that are listed on the National Register of Historical Places in the High Street Historic District. It projects the true essence of New England, its grace and charm, its history, its tradition.
The three parlors, one with a wood burning fireplace, are tastefully decorated.You may enjoy a gourmet breakfast at the old harvest table in the dining room where ideas and experiences have been shared for over two-hundred years, or at a table for two on the sun porch overlooking the garden.
Each of the guest rooms has individual style and character. Many of them have original wide plank pine flooring. All are very romantic, with modern conveniences (including Wi-Fi).
The inn’s grounds include a one-acre garden with tree-lined winding paths, a brook with a granite bridge, benches, and a swing.
Guests at the Camden Maine Stay can walk four blocks to over thirty miles of wonderful Camden Hills State Park trails, sail in a windjammer, eat lobster within yards of where they are being caught, or sit on the rock at the top of Mt. Battie where poet Edna St. Vincent Millay sat to gaze at the islands in the bay and gain inspiration. A two block walk down tree lined streets brings you to the Camden Harbor Park and to the shops and restaurants.
The Maine Stay has been featured on the covers of Condé-Nast Johansens, Karen Brown, Frontgate (America’s finest home selection) and Down East Magazine. Come and share the charm and the elegance of this historic New England inn with innkeepers Roberta and Claudio Latanza.
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