Vacation at a historic hotel, inn, or resort when visitng Maine

You’ll feel like a part of history when you stay at 16 Bay View. Located in the heart of bustling Camden, ME, just footsteps from its scenic harbor, the luxury hotel was transformed from a 100-year-old industrial brick building into a one-of-a-kind 21-room hotel. You can still see some of the exposed original brick in a select few suites, with massage tubs, double-sided gas fireplaces and harbor views. Travel back to a more relaxing time in the Vintage Room, to enjoy small plates and signature cocktails by the fire. Or head up to The View, Camden’s iconic rooftop bar and restaurant, with stunning water and park views. Accommodations come with an expansive continental breakfast and passes to the local YMCA, with an indoor pool and rock-climbing wall. Recently named a AAA 4-Diamond Award-winning hotel!

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Black Point Inn has welcomed guests to Maine’s stunning coastline since 1878. The last remaining grand hotel on Prouts Neck, this beautifully restored Inn enjoys a stunning oceanfront setting, surrounded by the sea, sand & cliff on three sides with panoramic views of Old Orchard Beach, Saco Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. Its 25 uniquely furnished rooms and suites offer ocean views, private decks, and spacious layouts. Guests can unwind by the geothermal heated outdoor pool, explore the shoreline by kayak or bike, enjoy exclusive access to the private beach club, or sip wine while taking in panoramic views from Adirondack chairs on the lawn. The onsite restaurant, The Chart Room, serves fresh, locally inspired cuisine with breathtaking waterfront scenery. Located close enough to Portland, ME to enjoy the energy of a bustling tourist town, yet secluded enough to rest one’s mind, there’s no wrong way to make memories at Black Point Inn.

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The romantic Inn at Tanglewood Hall has its origins in the 1880s, when it was built as a summer cottage for Chicago lumber baron Alexander Coburn Soper and his wife, Mollie Eliza Pope. The bed-and-breakfast inn, a York, ME Historical Society Decorator Showcase in 1994, has been restored to its 19th-century grandeur, with six exquisite guest rooms, a wraparound veranda, grand staircase and gorgeous woodland gardens with whimsical fountains. Period antiques can be found both downstairs and in classic rooms and suites, all with gas or electric fireplaces, silky sheets and room to stretch out and plan your day on the nearby beach, in the seaside village or engaging in coastal activities from sea kayaking and harbor cruises to beachside arcades and concerts.