Bar Harbor, Maine's Manor House Inn, built in 1887 by Col. James Foster as a 22-room mansion, welcomes you to enjoy its gracious hospitality. A warm hotel alternative, the New England bed and breakfast was authentically restored to its original splendor, and in 1980, Congress rewarded these efforts by placing the Inn on the National Register of Historic Places.

The moment you step into the front entry, a romantic Victorian past becomes the present. The elegant common rooms are decorated with antique furnishings, Victorian wallcoverings, original maple floors, and several working fireplaces. All of the 18 charming guest rooms and spacious suites are furnished with fine antiques, period accessories, gracious touches and comfortable surroundings. Some lodgings have working fireplaces, garden views, and king-size beds. All guest accommodations have private baths.

Each morning wake up to a delicious home-baked breakfast of fresh blueberry muffins, home-baked breads, fruit salad, coffee, tea, juices, and cereals accompanied each day with a hot entree such as ham and cheese baked omelet, wild Maine blueberry pancakes, eggs Florentine, quiche, or baked stuffed blueberry French toast.

From Park Loop Road you can enjoy Sand Beach, Thunder Hole, and spectacular views of the rockbound coast of Maine. Be the first in the continental U.S. to see the sunrise from the summit of Cadillac Mountain. Bring your camera to catch the creatures of the evergreen forest and the ever-changing Atlantic tide pools. Make Manor House Inn your home at the end of a day exploring the Park.

This three-story mansion is located on historic, tree-lined West Street, providing the convenience of an in-town location. Here at the Inn you can enjoy your privacy while staying within easy walking distance of Bar Harbor's fine shops and restaurants. Opportunities for whale watching, schooner rides, bike rentals and even Bar Island are all close by. The Inn is literally surrounded by the beauty of Acadia National Park. Access by foot, bike or auto is less than one mile away. Enjoy the 54 miles of Carriage Trails through Acadia and the 200 miles of hiking trails, or take a picnic and swim at the many fresh water lakes.

...Proud to be a Select Registry Inn...