The Historic Inns of Rockland, Maine
The Berry Manor Inn, Rockland, Maine
The three Historic Inns of Rockland are unique bed and breakfast accommodations that offer gracious service and outstanding amenities in exceptional historic buildings. All are within walking distance of the historic district’s museums, fine dining, and shopping. Each offers a guest pantry stocked with beverages and snacks, complimentary internet access, flat screen TVs, and a guest computer. In season rates apply mid-June to mid-October, and lower rates are available the rest of the year. A variety of specials and packages offered.
LimeRock Inn
LimeRock Inn, Rockland, Maine
You can relax on a swing or rocker on the wraparound porch of the turreted Victorian LimeRock Inn.
This Queen Anne mansion on a quiet street was built in 1892 for Congressman Charles E. Littlefield. The large mirror that is in the foyer was a gift from Charles Littlefield to his wife. It is still known to many as the Dr. Lawry’s house for the man who ran his medical practice here for over 50 years.
You can still relax on a swing or rocker on the wraparound porch. The interior exudes a comfortable elegance and is decorated in warm colors befitting its architecture.
There are eight well-appointed guest rooms with king or queen-sized beds, all with private baths and sumptuous bedding and linens. It is a to step back to a more gracious and leisurely era.
Island Cottage room, Limerock Inn, Rockport, Maine
Relax in the formal parlor, library, or secret garden, but if you need it, there is also a small business center. The LimeRock Inn has been ranked the #1 Rockland B&B by Trip Advisor and voted was voted “Best Undiscovered Romantic Inn in Maine” by BedandBreakfast.com.
The Granite Inn
Granite Inn, Rockland, Maine
The Granite Inn on Main Street is a Federal Colonial house overlooking Maine’s second largest harbor. It was built in 1840 from locally quarried stone, and in 1920 General Pershing spoke from the porch of what was then an Elks Club.
It has been renewed in a contemporary style while retaining historic touches. There are six guest rooms with double occupancy and two two-room suites that sleep four. Relax on the porch, watch the sun rise over the water a see the harbor come to life. During festivals parades march by.
The Berry Manor Inn
The AAA 4 Diamond rated Berry Manor Inn is a luxurious bed and breakfast in a quiet residential neighborhood. The house was originally built by prominent merchant Charles Berry as wedding gift for his wife. Known for its grand hospitality and homemade pies, the Berry Manor Inn has been featured as an Editor’s Choice in Yankee Magazine and Samantha Brown’s Weekend show. TripAdvisor named it one of the Top 25 Best B&Bs and Inns in the United States.
The twelve spacious manor and carriage house rooms have a range of amenities including fireplaces, canopy beds, luxurious private baths, whirlpool tubs and fluffy robes. Common areas include a library with books, games, magazines, and DVDs.
pies, Berry Manor Inn, Rockland, Maine
The Historic Inns of Rockland
The Historic Inns of Rockland offer a variety of special packages from late-January’s Pies on Parade, Lighthouse, Lobster & Luxury in June, and Land and Sea packages with two nights on land followed by a three day Windjammer cruise. During the holiday season see the lobster trap Christmas Tree and watch Santa arrive by boat at the a festival of lights.
I’ve stayed at the Limerock but would love the others too!
I’m sure you would! And a great setting, too. Rockland has so much to offer.