All guest rooms are appointed with antique beds, fine linens and down comforters. Some rooms offer double-size beds, private baths and distant harbor views. Other rooms share bath facilities, and offer either a double bed or twin beds.

Guests find that our central location is an ideal "home base" for exploring the mid-coast region of Maine. Camden, Acadia National Park, and Castine are easy day trip destinations. Nearby Searsport, the "Antique Capitol of Maine," offers a multitude of small shops and is home to the Penobscot Marine Museum. Several State Parks are close by, including picturesque Fort Point Lighthouse and State Park, which is located here in Stockton.

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Reviews

• Best Places to Stay in New England, by Christina Tree and Kimberly Grant
• Fodor's Maine, NH, and Vermont, by Fodor's New England
• The Insider's Guide to Maine's Mid-Coast, by Carol des Lauriers Cieri and Donna Gold
• The Coast of Maine Guidebook, by Rick Ackerman and Kathryn Buxton
• Bride's Magazine, February/March 1997 Issue
• Maine - An Explorer's Guide, by Christina Tree and Kimberly Grant
• Hot Showers! Maine Coast Lodgings for Kayakers and Sailors,by Lee Bumsted