Hotels in Maine's Mid- Coast
The most interesting lodging around Brunswick and Bath are stately B&Bs and inns that fall in with the two towns’ historic vibes. You can see individual hotel listings by going to this website's section for those towns.
If you'll be camping out, we recommend Chewonki Campground (tel. 207/882-7426) it is located between Bath and Wiscasset. It occupies 50 acres overlooking a salt marsh and a confluence of lazy tidal streams. The 47 sites here are sizable and private; there’s a nicely maintained pool with a sweeping view, and kayaks and canoes are available for rent. Campsites cost from $48 to $80 per night, which is at the quite high end of the camping price scale in Maine—yet it actually might be worth it. Drive 7 miles east of Bath on U.S. Route 1; turn right on Route 144, then take the next right past the airport and follow signs to the campground.
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Grey Havens
Located on Georgetown Island southeast of Bath, this gracefully aging shingled home with prominent turrets sits on a high, rocky bluff overlooking the sea. Inside, you can relax in front of a cobblestone fireplace before checking in. Innkeepers Eva and Dick Roesler updated what had…$$$Georgetown Island
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OneSixtyFive
This handsome B&B in a rambling Federal-style house with a wraparound porch sits smack-dab in downtown Brunswick, facing the town green. Run by the enthusiastic and friendly Eileen Hornor, it has been recently updated, and is positioned perfectly: within walking distance of…$$Around Town - Hotel
Sebasco Harbor Resort
Sebasco is a grand old seaside resort fighting a mostly successful battle against time; some guests have been returning for 60 years, and spacious grounds remain the star attraction. Expect sweeping ocean views, a lovely seaside pool, and great walks, plus children’s activities…$$$Sebasco Estates - Hotel
The Brunswick Hotel
The rooms and common spaces at the Brunswick Hotel are a little corporate-feeling, with a lot of browns and beiges and generic hotel art on the walls, but they’re clean and efficient, and moreover, you can’t beat the location. Guests can walk out the front door, turn left, and be…$$Around Town
