Inn at Parkspring
Once a small, tasteful B&B, this 1835 brick home is now a self-check-in affair, with no breakfast service, though it’s still a licensed inn. It’s comfy and stylish, and superbly located for exploring the city on foot. The rooms are all corner rooms, and most are bright and sunny. Especially nice is Room 1, with its poster bed, hardwood flooring, and wonderful views of the historic row houses along Park Street, and spacious Room 4, on the third (top) floor, which gets abundant afternoon light and has a nice sitting area with lots of plants. The Portland Museum of Art is just two blocks away, the Old Port a 10-minute walk.
Once a small, tasteful B&B, this 1835 brick home is now a self-check-in affair, with no breakfast service, though it’s still a licensed inn. It’s comfy and stylish, and superbly located for exploring the city on foot. The rooms are all corner rooms, and most are bright and sunny. Especially nice is Room 1, with its poster bed, hardwood flooring, and wonderful views of the historic row houses along Park Street, and spacious Room 4, on the third (top) floor, which gets abundant afternoon light and has a nice sitting area with lots of plants. The Portland Museum of Art is just two blocks away, the Old Port a 10-minute walk.
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