Bar Harbor Acadia Inns
Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Blue Hill, and other Maine communities, offer a variety of quality inns for your visit to the Acadia National Park region. The following information and links will aid you in your search for the right accommodation for you and your family.
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Hampton Inn Bar Harbor Hotel
12 Norman Road, Bar Harbor
207-288-3210
Open: Seasonal
Bright and modern, Bar Harbor’s newest hotel offers stunning views of the ocean and mountains from a private location just a short walk from downtown. Guest rooms feature an upscale design - sleep well in the clean and fresh Hampton bed® and enjoy amenities including free WiFi, refrigerator, and work desk. Upgrade to a suite for more space and amenities, including balcony with ocean views. Join us each morning for Hampton’s free hot breakfast buffet, featuring our famous freshly baked waffles. Amenities include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, fitness center, and 24-hour business center.
The Central House
60 Cottage St., Bar Harbor
207-288-1140 or email
Open: Mid-May - Mid-Oct
Central House has been welcoming guests to Bar Harbor since 1887. Retaining its historic charm while offering inviting comfort, Central House combines traditional interiors with modern amenities such as queen or king beds, private bathrooms, A/C, TV, and wifi. At the “center” of Bar Harbor's downtown village, Central House offers easy access to shops, restaurants, waterfront, and Acadia. Enjoy sitting out on our front porch, where guests have relaxed for over 120 years, going back to the days when Bar Harbor was known as Eden.
Acacia House Inn
6 High St., Bar Harbor
207-288-8122 • 800-551-5399 or email
Open: Year-Round
Affordable and friendly, century-old Victorian in a quiet, tree-lined neighborhood, just steps away from all that Bar Harbor has to offer. Rooms feature organic linens, private baths, hardwood floors, some with balconies. Full breakfast served every morning on our sun-lit porch, complimentary afternoon refreshments, handmade pastries and espresso. Off-street parking, cable, wifi, maps and books, knowledgeable innkeepers will help you get the most from your Acadia vacation.
The Kingsleigh Inn - Wonderful Harbor Views
373 Main St., Southwest Harbor
207-244-5302 or email
Open: View Website for Availability
Elegant Bed and Breakfast Inn built in 1904 offering a unique, eclectic designer decor and gorgeous panoramic harbor views overlooking the waters of Southwest Harbor, minutes from Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park • Enjoy the view from your private deck, savor 3 course gourmet breakfasts, afternoon baked goods and all day tea and espresso and our early evening wine hour on our porch overlooking the harbor. We offer in-room Port wine, homemade chocolates, WIFI and much more. Come see why Condé Nast featured us as the place to stay on Mount Desert Island. Treat yourself and someone you love!
Café Drydock & Inn
357 Main St., Southwest Harbor
207 244-5842 or email
Offered: Year-Round
Café Drydock & Inn is located opposite the Village Green in the center of Southwest Harbor, surrounded by Acadia National Park. Our 8 Inn rooms all have private baths, cable TV, WIFI, and are custom decorated. We also have suites with kitchens, kitchenettes and A/C. Our comfortable lounge and restaurant occupy the first floor of this historic building • Featuring lobster, fresh seafood, hand cut steaks, homemade soups, chowder, desserts, full bar, wine list and more.
Maples Inn - “Romantic Bar Harbor B&B”
16 Roberts Ave., Bar Harbor
207-288-3443 or email
Open: Year-Round
Welcome to Maples Inn Bed and Breakfast, a historic “farm Victorian” located in Bar Harbor, nestled on a quiet, tree-shaded street. Here you are just a short stroll from the center of town, world-class restaurants, galleries, shops, tours, and museums. Acadia National Park lies just a few miles from our doorstep. Maples Inn is your destination for warm hospitality, a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere, well-appointed guest rooms and suites, and delicious breakfasts with local Maine fare as their focus.
The Moorings Inn - Waterfront
Manset in Southwest Harbor
207-244-5523 or email
Open: View Website
Located next to the ocean with extraordinary views of Somes Sound, the Moorings Inn offers suites, singles, doubles, and cottages for your family vacation needs. All of our rooms are tastefully decorated for your enjoyment. We have two additional accommodations off-premises from the inn with ocean views of Southwest Harbor and Mount Desert Island mountains. Visit us at the Moorings Inn for a memorable Maine vacation that your family will treasure. WiFi is now available!
Manor House Inn - Victorian Bed & Breakfast
106 West St., Bar Harbor
207-288-3759 | Reservations: 800-437-0088 or email
Open: Mid April - Oct.
The Manor House is Inn is located in the beautiful tree lined West Street Historic District, one of Bar Harbor's most convenient in town locations and a short walk to all village shopping, restaurants and ocean front activities. In addition, we are just 1 mile from Acadia National Park. A hearty home baked breakfast buffet is served each morning. Enjoy a table in the dining room or wander into our sunny breakfast garden. Our bed and breakfast is known for its gracious and casual hospitality.
Blue Hill Inn - Bed & Breakfast
40 Union St., Blue Hill
207-374-2844 or email
Open: Year-Round
Nestled in the historic, seaside village of Blue Hill, the Blue Hill Inn has been welcoming guests since 1840. Walk to shops, galleries and restaurants that feature locally sourced foods from both land and sea. We have 11 guest rooms, many with fireplaces, and two large suites with kitchens. A delicious three-course breakfast is included during the summer season. We are 45 minutes from Bar Harbor and across the bay from Acadia. Pet-friendly accommodations available.
Try a Few
Many of the inns on Mount Desert Island, Maine have historic roots and there are a wide variety of offerings and locations to choose from. Were it not for the tragic fire of 1947, there would be many more. Rather than stay at the same inn each year, consider sampling a few, perhaps even in different parts of the island. You might also consider add a stay at an inn near the Schoodic Peninsula portion of Acadia National Park. Whatever you choose, it is largely about location and the service that you receive. You should find the people of Maine very friendly with a homespun warmth. Occasionally, you may even hear a bit of that Downeast accent that is so prevalent in this part of coastal Maine. The staff is here to help, provide some suggestions, and answer your questions. Nevertheless, print out a few of the AcadiaMagic.com pages to take with you. They can come in real handy when planning your day, or when in your car with no one to call.