Blue Hill Inn
The Blue Hill Inn has been hosting travelers since 1840 on one of the village’s main streets, within walking distance of everything. It’s a Federal-style inn, decorated in a Colonial American motif; creaky wooden floors stamp it with authenticity. The innkeepers have pleasantly furnished all rooms with antiques and down comforters; a few units in the main house have wood-burning fireplaces (main house rooms are open only from mid-May through the end of October), while a large contemporary suite in an adjacent, free-standing building has a cathedral ceiling, fireplace, full kitchen, living room, and deck (and it’s open year-round). Most rooms lack telephones. Breakfasts here are very good, maybe because the eggs are fresh from the innkeepers’ own coops.
The Blue Hill Inn has been hosting travelers since 1840 on one of the village’s main streets, within walking distance of everything. It’s a Federal-style inn, decorated in a Colonial American motif; creaky wooden floors stamp it with authenticity. The innkeepers have pleasantly furnished all rooms with antiques and down comforters; a few units in the main house have wood-burning fireplaces (main house rooms are open only from mid-May through the end of October), while a large contemporary suite in an adjacent, free-standing building has a cathedral ceiling, fireplace, full kitchen, living room, and deck (and it’s open year-round). Most rooms lack telephones. Breakfasts here are very good, maybe because the eggs are fresh from the innkeepers’ own coops.
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