Maple Hill Farm B&B InnHallowell, Maine
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 This Capitol-area inn was named “One of 30 Great U.S. Inns” by Travel+Leisure (June 02), an Editors’ Pick noted as “Best of Both Worlds” by the ‘02 and ‘03 Yankee Magazine Travel Guide to New England, and “Best bed & breakfast hands down" in a statewide poll (1997). We now feature the largest solar energy system in Maine, and were awarded Maine's first "Environmental Leader" green lodging certification. Rooms are spacious, furnished with antiques and A/C, high speed wireless Internet, cable TV, DVDs, and telephones. Some rooms have huge two-person whirlpool tubs, gas fireplaces, and private secluded decks. Meeting rooms & catering available. Escape and relax on our 130 serene acres of unspoiled rural beauty, set back from the road. Rolling fields and woods, trails and secluded spring-fed swimming hole give you a taste of “real Maine” away from crowds of tourists. Our location is an excellent “base camp” to easily see the rest of Maine, with many coastal, lake, or mountain trips (even Freeport shopping) within an easy hour’s drive. Ride a bike on our rural roads, just relax on the front porch with a Maine microbrew beer or cocktail from our bar. Visit our barnyard llamas, goats, sheep, cows, pony, and chickens, providing our own free-range eggs featured in full menu choice breakfast. Relax in the sun or under the shade of our maple trees, or curl up by the living room fireplace with a cup of herbal tea and homemade cookies available 24 hours a day Area Attractions and Activities: Adjacent to an 800+ acre wildlife preserve with a pristine pond for canoeing and many trails connecting with our own trails here at the Inn (ask for our map). The historic state capitol (recently renovated) and acclaimed Maine State Museum and Archives are just upriver, along with Old Fort Western and other entertainment options in Augusta. Maple Hill Farm is just minutes (3 miles) from varied dining options, antique and specialty shops, and art galleries in the National Historic District of downtown Hallowell, on the banks of the Kennebec River. Other interesting attractions include the State Arboretum in Augusta, the Colby College art museum in Waterville, Shakespearean summer theater in unique Cumston Hall in Monmouth, summer concerts at New England Music Camp, and fishing in the lakes and Kennebec River. It is an easy and scenic drive to all the beauty Maine has to offer: the ocean, mountains, or many lakes nearby. We're happy to make suggestions for day trips. Services: Full bar, A/C, sitting room, art gallery, trails, whirlpools, farm animals, wireless Internet, cable Most Popular Rooms: Room #1: Large second floor room with king bed, sitting area, desk, gas fireplace, view of farm animals in pasture through large maple trees, private bath with huge 2-person whirlpool tub plus separate shower, very private open-air deck off the bathroom. Room #3: A great room for a single traveler or a couple. This room has raspberry walls and a double bed. Features wonderful cross-ventilation (or the air conditioning), a gas fireplace, and a private bath with a tub and shower combination. Check In Instructions: If you plan on arriving late, it's not a problem. While we're generally up quite late, if you arrive very late, we will leave a note out for you with directions to your room. Breakfast is served between 7 and 9 a.m. and we'll see you in the morning! |
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Season: All year Rates: 85.00 - 205.00 US Dollars (double occupancy) Rooms: 8 With private baths: 8 Mealplan: Breakfast included Food Served:
Payment methods accepted:  This bed and breakfast has been rated by either a local or national association. Please inquire as to which Associations this inn is affiliated. |
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