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romantic bed and breakfast inns in one famous, Camden's Distinctive Inns |
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Old New England grace and charm is something guests feel as soon as they
enter the Maine Stay. While its impeccably clean and in many respects
appears to be of new construction, there is no mistake that this is a
venerable piece of history. To visit the Maine Stay is to literally step
into that history. Built in 1802 by a nephew of John Adams, and listed
in the National Register of Historic Places, the Camden Maine Stay is
the quint-essential New England inn. Each of guest rooms has individual
style and character. All are very romantic, with modern conveniences
(including WI-FI), luxurious furnishings and bed linens. There is an
abundance of common space. At the front of the house, there are two
large parlors with wood burning fireplaces, and a quiet den where you
can curl-up with your favorite book. Guests may take a gourmet breakfast
at the harvest table in the main dining room, where ideas and
experiences have been shared for over two-hundred years, or at a private
table on the sun porch overlooking the inn’s one-acre garden, which
Fodor’s called “exquisite.” Simon Pierce, Waterford, Ainsley
China, and sterling flatware add to richness of your Maine Stay
experience. After breakfast, take one of our garden paths to begin your
five-minute walk down tree-lined streets, past historic homes, to Camden
Harbor, and then through the Frederic Law Olmstead designed Harbor Park
to the village center. 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 experience, the charm, and the elegance of this historic New
England inn with innkeepers Bob and Juanita Topper. As Juanita once
commented, "No one ever really
owns a home like this. We can only be its caretakers. And, it is meant
to be shared." |
| Visit our website: www.camdenmainestay.com | |
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