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Captains' House Bed and Breakfast |
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| RATINGS | | State of Maine approved and licensed | | PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:
| Rotary Club, Main Street Bath, Bath/Brunswick Chamber of Commerce |
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| BOOKING DETAILS |
RESTRICTIONS:
No smoking. Pets by arrangement.
RATES:
$90 to $140
PAYMENTS ACCEPTED:
Travellers Cheques,Cash,Personal checks
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| CITY DETAILS |
| REGION:
| Mid-Coast Maine, near beaches and within driving distance of at least a dozen surrounding villages | | CLOSEST LARGE CITY:
| Portland | | CLOSEST AIRPORT:
| Portland | | FESTIVALS:
| Bath Heritage Days early July, old-fashioned Christmas in December | | ACTIVITIES:
| Antiquing, beaches, fishing, boating, Maritime Museum, | | TOURIST SITES:
| Maritime Museum, City of Bath | |
| ACCOMMODATION DETAILS |
| INN SETTING:
| Quiet street in city of Bath within walking distance of Kennebec River and shops and restaurants, 20 minutes from two lovely beaches--Reid State Park and Popham | | LANGUAGES:
| English, French, German | | AMENITIES:
| Full breakfast, afternoon tea, garden, private baths | | GUESTROOMS:
| Captains room-large, queen bed, sitting area, fireplace, a/c, en-suite bath. Garden room, queen bed, a/c, large private bath with shower and claw-foot tub. Blue Room-full bed, a/c, large private bath with shower and claw-foot tub. | | MEAL TYPE:
| Full breakfast, English afternoon tea on arrival. | | MEAL TIME:
| 8:30 - 9:30 | | MEAL LOCATION:
| Dining room | | OTHER:
| In room | | REASONS TO VISIT:
| Exploring this part of Maine, comfort, luxury, relaxation, fine food, antiquing, two beautiful beaches. | |
| DESCRIPTION |
Your Home Away from Home
A classic New England Greek Revival house, our inn is located on one of Bath’s quiet street, away from the noise of traffic, yet within walking distance of the Kennebec River which empties into the Atlantic Ocean about 12 miles away. The house was built by two sea captains in 1842 and features an elegant staircase, wide pine floors, and six fireplaces.
Guests can choose to relax, play cards, do a jigsaw puzzle, or snuggle up in front of a fire during the winter in one of the two front parlors. The library is where guests often choose to curl up and read a book or watch TV. The gardens, porch, and patio are where guests can relax and enjoy the lovely flowers and quiet. A delicious full breakfast is served in the dining room where dietary restrictions and allergies to food are taken into consideration. Afternoon tea is served in one of the parlors.
Each room has its own individual décor and special touches. All rooms have a private bath, air conditioning, cable television, AM-FM radio with alarm, and telephone. A computer is available to all guests for Internet or e-mail access. Off-street parking is available, and we welcome dogs and children of all ages.
Our guests have told us:
“You have warmheartedly welcomed us into your beautifully decorated home. We slept peacefully and had a good bath. Your Sunday morning breakfast was gorgeous.” Fanny and Robbert, Amsterdam, Holland
“Your home is lovely, the breakfast wonderful. Thank you for taking such good care of us.” Kristofer, Arlington, MA
“My license plate now reads: I have a friend in Bath.” Rob and Toon, Massachusetts
“Your home is truly lovely and your hospitality embracing.” The Iowa Chicks
The inn is located two minutes from Route 1 and within walking distance of the downtown restaurants and shops. It is a great stopping-off point for visitors traveling to and through the Mid-coast area which has so much to offer--lovely sandy beaches for fun or romance, lighthouses, rocky Maine coastline, the Maine Maritime Museum, Bowdoin College, Maine State Theatre, Chocolate Church Arts Center, and Hyde School. Our website has additional suggestions for your travel plans.
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