The Inn is two short blocks from the waterfront, in the middle of the small and almost impossibly peaceful village of Castine. Both of the Inn buildings are genuinely old in their bones--the "Cottage," where our room was, was built in the 1790s--and one does...More

I researched Coastal Maine...places to visit... Maine without all the touristy attractions. We found just that in Castine, and particularly at the Pentagoet Inn. Visualize this:.......a wrap-around wickered porch...it's summertime...you see down Main Street to the wharf...steel drums are playing....residents walking down the hilly street...More

The inn is in an old house, beautifully remodeled and updated. Room was up one stair (no elevator and there are steps to the entrance of the inn), large bed and private bath with tub and shower. Down stairs has a kitchen, dining area, sitting...More

We read about this wonderful B&B in the book, 1,000 Places to See Before You Die, US and Canada and decided to take a 70 mile detour to experience the Inn, Castine and Penobscot Bay. We are so glad we did. We could have sat...More

I stayed here in September of 2016, I was the most relaxing time I had. The owner seem to go out of your way to make you feel special. This was my second time here. The food was great. the hotel as character and when...More