There are some things the that five members in the Migis Hotel Group have in common: stunning water views, exceptional service, amenities that ensure your stay is comfortable and memorable. But each hotel and inn also has those touches that make a vacation or getaway special: an infinity pool that seems to flow into the ocean; a sandy beach steps from your door; a restaurant serving the freshest seafood while you enjoy sea breezes; Adirondack chairs on the lawn, perfect for watching the sun set over the ocean. Whether it’s the fieldstone fireplace in your private cottage or the wraparound deck in your elegant suite, you will always find something in a Migis hotel to draw you back to the coast of Maine.
Relaxed parents, entertained kids: At Migis Lodge on Sebago Lake, that’s the promise they’ve been making, and keeping, to generations of vacationers. Lodge rooms and cottages are nestled amid 125 acres of pine forest stretching along 3,500 feet of Sebago Lake shoreline. Spend your days water skiing, kayaking, sailing, swimming, fishing or just relaxing on the beach. There are supervised programs for kids and sunset cocktails on the terrace and massage treatments in the wellness center for the adults. With the resort’s Full American Plan, all meals and most activities (including lobster bakes and island cookouts) are covered, leaving you to play tennis or disc golf, enjoy s’mores by the bonfire or finish that book by the fieldstone fireplace in your lake-view cottage.
Surrounded on three sides by water, the Black Point Inn continues the tradition of the grand hotels that once populated picturesque Prouts Neck, offering relaxing respites by the sea to vacationers. Guests enjoy afternoon tea in the lobby, Adirondack chairs on the sweeping lawn overlooking Saco Bay and other amenities that harken back to a more tranquil time. Modern touches include a geothermal heated outdoor pool and the Chat Room restaurant serving elevated American fare amid the sights and sounds of the bay and beyond. In addition to two sandy beaches, the inn is close to the the 1.75-mile Cliff Walk along the shoreline’s magnificent cliffs. Borrow a bike or a kayak to explore this beautiful area by land or sea. When you get back — book an in-room massage.
A saltwater infinity edge pool that looks like it flows right into the ocean: That’s one of the luxury amenities at the Inn at Ocean’s Edge, set on the shores of Penobscot Bay between the historic port of Camden, ME and the sandy crescent of Lincolnville Beach. There’s also a wood-burning sauna, heated whirlpool and outdoor fireplace. Enjoy a gourmet breakfast every morning in a dining room with a water view. Accommodations have gas fireplaces; some have whirlpool baths or private balconies with panoramic bay views. Relax in the serenity at the Poolhouse Spa or head out to explore the natural beauty of the coast by kayaking, biking or hiking. The boutique inn is also close to the shops and restaurants of charming towns and fishing villages. Make sure to check for lodging specials and packages to accentuate your stay!
Stylish, comfortable rooms that overlook Rockland Harbor make this boutique hotel a must for travelers seeking to discover all the delights of coastal Maine. At the 250 Main Hotel, perfectly situated at the end of downtown’s Main Street, the inn counts this vibrant town as its greatest amenity, with its growing food and arts scene and lively selection of restaurants and shops. In the area, you can go kayaking, whale-watching, take a sail on a schooner or visit a wildlife center (there’s one for puffins!). Learn about lady light-keepers at the Maine Lighthouse Museum or about landscapes at the Farnsworth Art Museum. Come back to the inn to watch the sun set over the harbor from your room’s deck or private balcony.
You’ll soon see why Higgins Beach is one of Maine’s most popular, when you stay just feet from the sandy shores at the Higgins Beach Inn. Whether you want to wade in, fish or surf the waves, this classic Maine beach will be your new favorite vacation destination. From cozy rooms to suites with enclosed porches, accommodations at the inn combine charm and modern comforts. After a day of beach activities, kayaking, canoeing, hiking or biking, come back to the inn for dinner at Shade, the local watering hole specializing in fresh beach fare. Relax in the cool breezes on its three-season porch as you plan your next day’s activities — perhaps a day trip to the shops, galleries and museums of Portland, ME, just 20 minutes away.
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