In the mood for a leisurely lunch? Look no further than the hotel’s own eatery.

Killer panoramic views of Casco Bay from the rooftop lounge.

Hot breakfast spread every day, free – plus weekday grab & go brekkie for when you've gotta jet.

Near local biggies like the birthplace of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ferries, Portland Museum of Art and more.

Spacious suites have separate living and sleeping areas, plus full kitchens.

Heart of the historic Old Port district, 2 blocks from the waterfront.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

The glamorous salon-style lounge dishes up local brews, freshly-caught seafood, charcuterie & more.

Fine dining most nights in the award-winning Broad Arrow Tavern Dining room 7 days a week for lunch and dinner.

Convenient downtown locale situated just steps from shops, eats and Bowdoin College.

Eclectic style & unique artwork flow throughout, from the 9 individually decorated rooms to the cozy speakeasy-turned-billiard room.

Why does breakfast taste so much better when someone else makes it for you? We don’t know, but the theory is proven here.

Stunningly reimagined historic 19th-century home, with top-tier onsite dining.

Classic 1869 red brick walk-up in the enviable West End ‘hood – a mile from the cobblestone streets of the Old Port.

Near local biggies – golf courses and theme parks are less than 20 mins away(!).

Hotel pool refreshes and de-stresses.

Surrounded by shops and restaurants with easy access to I-95 (win-win!).

Steps from Commercial Street’s must-sees, shopping & award-winning dining – yet still rocking an idyllic, laid-back vibe.

In the friendly confines of the quintessentially New England town of Freeport, and conveniently located right off 295.

Just a smidge off the Maine Turnpike, making it easy to get in town and around.

Throws in a free breakfast, on the house.

Complimentary breakfast thinks you’re beautiful and should have seconds.

Convenient downtown digs within easy reach of shops, restaurants and local attractions like the Bates College Museum of Art.