Over 100 years of hospitality say they must be doing something right.

Smart, modern style makes savvy feel swanky.

Historic property owned by a former sea captain this mansion in the historic district combines both luxury, history, and the nautical vibes of the Maine seaport.

Primo spot, tucked away in a quiet neighborhood yet strollable to shops, dining, beaches and nightlife. That said, in room fireplaces and lounge areas make you never wanna leave.

Over 100 years of hospitality say they must be doing something right.

We won’t bury the lede – this place is a former newspaper building turned design hotel with a stylish nod to its past.

Waterfront views, rooftop bar, and complimentary bikes make this the perfect location for strolling around town or staying put. This is the perfect home base.

Easy and comfortable, without unnecessary frills.

Playful, stylish midcentury (this midcentury - not the 1650s) stylings and cool, colorful vibe.

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

"I love parallel parking," said no one ever. Make it a stress-free arrival with free parking.

History buffs will dig the gastropub, with live music & 3 dining areas – one formerly a ‘men’s only’ bar & one a Revolutionary War storeroom.

One of those classic hanging-baskets-and-rockers-on-the-front-porch kinda places.

The 1892 brick-and-stone exterior hides a thoroughly updated interior, with modern art and sleek fixtures.

Built in 1812, with a mix of traditional decor and modern upgrades.