Blue Hill Inn

Standing at the center of Blue Hill village and a block away from the head of Blue Hill Bay, the Blue Hill Inn captures the history of the region and the enchantment of the Maine coastline. The inn, built in 1835, is listed on the National Register of Historic places. Preserved features can be found throughout the structure including original fireplaces, wide pumpkin pine floor boards, nine over six windows, and clapboard siding. Eleven guest suites, a sunny dining room, and parlors throughout the inn provide guests with intimate and warm spaces to relax. The recent addition of the Cape House provides modern accommodations; the suite provides guests with a full kitchen, television and private deck. The studio is outfitted with a kitchenette and art supplies. The Blue Hill Inn staff takes great pride in assuring that the needs of every visiting lodging guest are met; whether it’s planning an itinerary, helping identify the perfect location for a picnic, determining where to listen to the best live music, or tracking down the best lobster rolls. Guest services also include complimentary breakfast featuring ingredients sourced from local farmers, fishermen, and other area suppliers. Diners who need personalized dietary accommodations can request a special menu. A number of shade and fruit trees, as well as a perennial garden, decorate the property and give guests’ ample habitat to explore beyond the walls of the inn. Venturing off the property will provide a number of options for recreation and discovery. Blue Hill has a number of restaurants, galleries, and boutiques for fine dining and shopping. For outdoor recreation, the Heritage Trust trail system offers beautiful hiking opportunities and the Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor are located nearby and accessible by a short, scenic drive that passes through quaint coastal villages. Make your Maine vacations and getaways memories here!