Penobscot Marine Museum Hotels in Camden, ME

Nice rooms and friendly. Locate centrally within driving distance to many attractions.

I was only there one night but really enjoyed my time.

The food at Nathalie's restaurant was unbelievable. The staff service very professional and kind. Our room was more than beautiful, very comfortable, contemporary. Luxury!

Great last minute stay. Swimming pool could use some underwater light to make it more appealing, but overall this was a great experience.

I stayed in a cabin at Point Lookout Resort, and had a very peaceful, relaxing two nights there. It was about an hour and a half from Acadia National Park, which is why I was traveling to the Camden/Lincolnville area. The facility there would be a perfect location for a quiet retreat for meditation or prayer.

The inn is located right next to an inlet with beautiful views; nice room; great breakfast; attentive staff; highly recommend

The B&B was great. The quarterdeck room was quite and had a great view of Battie Mt. A block from DT Camden.

Enjoyed the hotel. It had a nice big front porch to enjoy the cool breezes fromand the bed linens were especially well selected.

Last minute reservation. Turned out to be an exceptional discovery. The room and staff could not have been better. The true discovery was chef Michael Salmon and the restaurant in the Inn. We enjoyed two wonderful breakfasts, included with the room, Eggs Benedict and Egg Cordon Bleu. We also enjoyed dinner at the Inn both nights. We both ordered the Tasting Menu the first night and were blown away with five courses, each prepared to perfection. The last night we ordered al a carte, Lobster appetizer served five ways which we shared. My wife enjoyed lobster tail over risotto while I enjoyed the Lamb Chops (6). Both meals were beautiful presentations with all local fresh ingredients. We enjoyed this stay so much that when we returned home to NY we made reservations for April to participate in one of Chef Michael's numerous cooking classes. We highly recommend the Heartstone Inn for all they do provide the highest level of service. The town of Camden is a short walk from the Inn and has always been one of the best coastal towns in Maine with many wonderful shops.

The inn is run by 2 Scots expats who are perfect hosts. Rooms are immaculate and cozy. The 2 course breakfasts were superb and GENEROUS. We often skipped lunch after. Afternoon tea included shortbread made to Annette's family recipe. Terry and Annette were happy to provide helpful local info. The Inn is on a main highway, so pick a room farther from the road for more quiet. (Although we slept well in our front room.). Good restaurants are a short walk away. We could hardly bear to leave when Annette asked for a "wee signature" for the credit slip!