Hotels in Deer Isle

A thoroughly charming old family lodge that originally opened in the 1940s, Goose Cove fell on hard times in the aughts, floundered, then was revived when chef Devin Finigan moved her Stonington restaurant into its main lodge building in 2019. The nine old housekeeping cabins have…

This appealingly quirky waterfront inn—made up of several old house—has the best location in town, perched over Stonington harbor and right on the main street. The furniture’s a little on the dated side, but comfy anyway—big overstuffed grandma chairs—and more than half of the guest…

It doesn’t get much more Maine than this: Innkeepers Rick and Robbin Littlefield are direct descendents the colonial farmers who acquired this plot in 1889, via a land grant from King George. (The original sign remains.) On the mainland just north of the bridge to Deer Isle, it’s a…

It doesn’t get much more Maine than this: Innkeepers Rick and Robbin Littlefield are descendants of the colonial farmers who acquired this plot in 1889, via a land grant from King George. (The original sign remains.) On the mainland just north of the bridge to Deer Isle, it’s a…

Set just off a town road and between an open bay and a mill pond, this is a historic, handsomely renovated inn. The inn was built in the mid-island town of Deer Isle in 1793 by Ignatius Haskell, a prosperous sawmill owner. His granddaughter opened the home to boarders, and it has…

This 1920s bungalow in the heart of bucolic, peninsular Brooklin, some 10 miles east of the Deer Isle Bridge, is unassuming on the outside. Inside, the cute boutique inn is a tasteful farmhouse out of a Wyeth painting, full of old wood, fresh flowers, and lovely, understated…