Nestled amongst the historic seaport buildings of Rockland, the nine room Captain Lindsey House, built in 1837 and one of Rockland's first Inns, offers a quiet, comfortable and cozy retreat from your day's activities

The original structure of the Lakeshore Inn was built in 1767 by Rockland's first settlers, the Tolman family. It is reported to be one of the first buildings constructed in the town and has undergone several cycles of additions and renovations

This beautiful turreted Victorian mansion is an exquisite example of Queen Anne architecture and reminiscent of the gracious lifestyle of a bygone era.

The Old Granite Inn, located in the national historic district of Rockland, Maine, is a Federal Colonial built of gray granite that was quarried and cut in nearby St. George in the mid 1800's. Local craftsmen and master stonemasons fashioned the beautiful structure that still stands today. In the early 1900s, the building was purchased by the ELKS for their clubhouse and a large wooden ell was added. This large, stately home features colorful gardens with perennials galore and overlooks Rockland Harbor and Vinalhaven Islands. A full, bountiful breakfast is offered each morning.

We are Rockland's premier bed and breakfast inn and the only AAA 4-Diamond rated historic bed and breakfast inn in mid-coast Maine

Built in the 1890s, the elegant home offers overnight accommodations for the discriminating Maine vacation or business traveler.