Hotels in Boothbay, ME

Hotels in Boothbay, ME
Whether you're looking forward to walks along the quiet, rocky coast, long bike rides through the winding country roads, lively shopping and dining along the waterfront, or simply the stark, picturesque beauty of the Maine coast, staying in Boothbay is an ideal way to spend a summer vacation. The town offers a variety of accommodations, but no matter where you choose to lay your head, you'll be in the heart of one of the friendliest, most beautiful places in the world. Enjoy your exploration, and use the local hotels as a home base for a magical trip to the Maine coast. Most are open for the season from mid-May to mid-October, so call ahead for reservations.

Boothbay Harbor Inn

Choose a room with a balcony at the Boothbay Harbor Inn, and spend your mornings or evenings looking out onto picturesque views of the harbor. Open mid-May to mid-October, this centrally-located hotel has simple, comfortable décor, and the wooden planks of the waterfront boardwalks are just outside your door. If you're looking to entertain a group, ask the front desk about organizing an authentic Maine clambake for you that can even include a harbor cruise and day excursions to nearby Camden, Mt. Battie or Pemaquid Point Lighthouse.
Boothbay Harbor Inn
31 Atlantic Avenue
Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538
(207) 633-6302
boothbayharborinn.com

The Spruce Point Inn Resort & Spa

Located on a peninsula overlooking Boothbay Harbor, the Spruce Point Inn Resort & Spa covers 57 acres of beautiful coastal land, and offers a variety of accommodations, from summer cottages to inn rooms. Upscale relaxation is the name of the game here, and every room has a private balcony and high end toiletries, with fireplaces and whirlpools in some. The property has both an oceanfront saltwater pool and a freshwater pool on the grounds, as well as clay tennis courts, a boutique spa, a putting green, and a fitness room that offers Pilates and yoga. For active types, take out some of Spruce Point Inn's equipment that includes bikes, kayaks and fishing gear. At the end of a day of exploring, have dinner at one of the Inn's two restaurants, then lay back in a hammock and enjoy watching the sun sink over the water.
The Spruce Point Inn Resort & Spa
88 Grandview Avenue, Box 237
Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538
(207) 633-4152
sprucepointinn.com

Brown Wharf Inn

Every one of the 70 rooms at the family-owned and -operated Brown Wharf Inn offers a balcony and view of Boothbay Harbor. Look for the signature Old Lobster Fisherman statue out front, and you'll know you're at the right quaint and quirky hotel. Have a drink the Old Salt Shed Lounge, housed in a building on the property that has been in use since the early 1700s, or stay for dinner at the on-site restaurant known for great seafood dishes and, of course, fresh Maine lobster. To get out and enjoy the area, try fishing from the hotel's pier, pull your boat up to the hotel's dock, or step across the historic footbridge near the hotel to explore all the shops, galleries and museums that Boothbay Harbor has to offer.
Brown Wharf Inn
121 Atlantic Avenue
Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538
(207) 633-5440
brownswharfinn.com

Topside Inn

When visiting the Maine coast, what more could you want than a charming bed and breakfast located on a hill overlooking Boothbay Harbor? The aptly named Topside Inn was originally home to a sea captain in the 1800s, and guests can enjoy the same gorgeous views of the harbor from this hilltop vista. Just a short walk away, you can hop aboard a boat tour for bird and whale watching or a lighthouse exploration, or take a hike on the trails of the nearby Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens. Don't forget to enjoy the full morning breakfast Topside offers, with fresh granola, baked goods and hot entrees made daily.
Topside Inn
60 McKown St.
Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538
(207) 633-5404
topsideinn.com

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Article Written By Ashley Talley

Ashley Talley has been a professional writer for more than 10 years, specializing in travel and health. Her work has been published in "Coastal Living" magazine, "Wrightsville Beach Magazine" and "Choice," an anthology praised by "Vanity Fair" and the "LA Times." She graduated from Brown University with honors and holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in creative writing from the University of North Carolina.

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