Wake up to the harbor.
A 12-room inn on the water in Camden, Maine. Mornings start with fog lifting off the bay and coffee on the porch — no crowds, no chain-hotel hum, just salt air and slow time.
Stay with us
Every room looks out on the water, or close to it.
The Schooner Room
From $215/night. A harbor-facing corner room with a window seat built for watching the boats come in. White linens, painted blue trim, and a view that changes with the tide.
The Boathouse
From $175/night. Ground-floor and garden-facing, with its own private entrance off the back porch. Quiet and simple — good for early risers who want coffee before anyone else is up.
The Widow's Walk
From $265/night. Top floor, with a private stair up to a small rooftop deck that clears the rooflines of Camden and looks straight down the harbor. The best sunset in the building.
By the numbers
Small on purpose.
Guests say
“We came for our tenth anniversary and almost didn't leave. Our room looked straight down the harbor, and there was a bottle of local sparkling wine waiting when we checked in. Small touch, but it mattered.”
R. Sawyer · Providence, RI
“I came alone to finish a manuscript and got exactly the quiet I needed — a desk by the window, a fog horn somewhere out in the bay, and nobody asking what I was working on. Best writing week I've had in years.”
“Fourteen of us descended on the inn for my mother's 70th, and the staff treated it like their own family was arriving — they helped us set up breakfast on the porch every morning. Already rebooking for next year.”
Thinking about a weekend on the water?
The harbor is quiet this time of year, and the porch chairs are waiting. Come sit a while.