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Acadia National Park Guide: The Best Hikes, Lobster Shacks, and Places to Stay
For old-school island elegance head to Southwest Harbor, where grand-dame hotel The Claremont has presided over sea views since 1884—and a reverent 2021 overhaul burnished that history while adding chic nautical design flourishes.
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Ocean House
Perched on the water’s edge, Ocean House is a waterfront haven for families or the ultimate gathering place for friends. You and your guests will feel like you’re on your own private resort despite the fact that you’re just steps away from our dock and waterfront bar. The first-floor deck offers panoramic views of Somes Sound and the Atlantic Ocean. Inside, Ocean House has a kitchenette and dining area plus a cozy living room with a gas fireplace and walls of windows. The first-floor master bedroom features a queen-size bed while the two upstairs bedrooms have one king- and one queen-size bed and balconies with water views. All bedrooms have private bathrooms.
Premier Rooms
Our premier garden view rooms with decks are a whimsical retreat for couples seeking a classic New England experience. They feature the same level of luxury as our hotel rooms but with additional space and a deck for relaxing.
The Chicest Places to Stay in Every State
Special Thanks to Travel + Leisure for this great article
A road trip up to Mount Desert Island (M.D.I.) is an essential part of any summer visit to Maine, as the massive island is home to a range of quintessential must-see’s: Acadia National Park, the only national park in the northeast; the charming town of Bar Harbor; Cadillac Mountain, the tallest seaside mountain on the eastern seaboard north of Rio de Janeiro; Somes Sound, the only fjord on the east coast; as well as all the usual Maine attractions, namely, lobster, ice cream, and whoopie pies. When you’re here, it’s easy to understand why this has been a popular summer destination since the 1870s…
