Camden, Maine
Camden Harbour Inn
Harborfront Heaven
What it is
A 19th century inn with peerless service, a spa with an on-staff life coach, and a restaurant with a thoroughly locavore menu Maine obsessives will love.
What it isn't
Phoning it in. The inn is a member of the illustrious Relais & Châteaux—a.k.a. The Michelin-guide of hotels—which means it’s practically guaranteed to be perfect.
What we think
When you close your eyes to picture your ultimate Maine getaway, Camden Harbour Inn is probably already living it: a harborfront hideaway that’s been loved for generations for its topnotch guest experience. Amenities for all guests are truly sumptuous, including chocolate at turndown, feather beds, Molton Brown toiletries and even a flute of prosecco on arrival. All 20 guest room options here are modern and luxe, with curated art and Illy coffee makers, but our favorite might just be the Harbor View options: what’s more fun in Maine than sipping your morning tea while watching the yachts bob on the water?
You're here because
The hotel has arranged a plethora of fun exploits, whether you want to go lobstering or learn how to make a lobster bisque with the chef.
The Moment
Every bite is a taste of Maine itself at Camden Harbor Inn’s restaurant, including the oysters on the half shell and charred leeks with Burgundy truffles. But it’s the view from your table you’ll be savoring for years to come, ensuring you’ll be back.
Restaurants & Bars
Natalie’s - offers modern New England cuisine
Location
Edging the town harbor in Camden, just a few blocks from the overlook of the Curtis Island Lighthouse, built in 1836 and still accessible by boat.