Two Great Bed & Breakfasts In Maine

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Maine is one of the gateways into the country, but it is also one of the great, untouched pieces of the United States. While the wilderness of Maine can scare people away because of the cold winters, the state actually boasts extremely pleasant weather durring the summer and the fall. And when it comes to finding lovely, picturesque views, you will find more along the coast of Maine than you could find just about anywhere else in the country. When you take a trip to Maine, however - regardless of whether you come to see the beaches, the fishermen and fishing towns, the lighthouses, or the breathtaking fall foliage - you will need a place to stay, and there is no better place to stay in Maine than in the state's bed & breakfasts. In fact, the bed & breakfasts might be the things most worth visiting, out of all the things Maine is known for!

About an hour north of Boston, down near the southernmost tip of Maine, you will find the York Harbor Inn. This bed & breakfast was awarded Country Living Magazine's coveted "Inn of the Month" award, and it is one of the most beautiful bed & breakfasts in America. And with rooms ranging from $100 to $200 per night, you can not only experience a bed & breakfast that no one should miss, but you can do so without blowing a whole bunch of money!

If you travel further up the coast to the area of Camden, Maine, you should check out the Timbercliffe Cottage Bed & Breakfast. This jewel of a bed & breakfast overlooks gorgeous, serene Penobscot Bay, and the rooms range from about $125 to $165 per night. This is a great part of Maine to see if you want to experience the lobster the state is famous for, and there are plenty of great picture opportunities all up and down this portion of the coast!

Keep these two bed & breakfasts in mind, no matter where you are traveling in Maine, and no matter what time of year you are traveling there. Each place offers tremendous serenity, and each offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.