Saltair Inn Waterfront Bed and Breakfast

121 West Street , Bar Harbor, Maine
  • Main (207) 288-2882
Innkeeper(s): Matt and Kristi Losquadro
  • Welcome to The Saltair Inn

    Welcome to The Saltair Inn

  • Acadia Suite

    Acadia Suite

  • A Waterfront Bed & Breakfast

    A Waterfront Bed & Breakfast

  • Sunsets at the Saltair Inn

    Sunsets at the Saltair Inn

  • Master Suite

    Master Suite

  • Chart Room

    Chart Room

  • Harbor Suite

    Harbor Suite

  • Master Suite Bath

    Master Suite Bath

  • Cottage Room

    Cottage Room

  • One of New England’s premier resort destinations

    One of New England’s premier resort destinations

  • Relax by the water.

    Relax by the water.

  • Winter at the Saltair Inn

    Winter at the Saltair Inn

  • Sedgwick Room

    Sedgwick Room

 
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  • Welcome to The Saltair Inn
  • Acadia Suite
  • A Waterfront Bed & Breakfast
  • Sunsets at the Saltair Inn
  • Master Suite
  • Chart Room
  • Harbor Suite
  • Master Suite Bath
  • Cottage Room
  • One of New England’s premier resort destinations
  • Relax by the water.
  • Winter at the Saltair Inn
  • Sedgwick Room
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  • Introduction

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    Saltair Inn Waterfront Bed and Breakfast - Bar Harbor, MaineCome experience the magic of Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park at an elegant in-town 1886 waterfront Victorian Inn on the shores of Frenchman Bay. Three blocks from the center of town, Saltair Inn Waterfront Bed and Breakfast is set on over one acre of waterfront property. An expansive back lawn slopes gently from the rear of the house to the water's edge. Low tide reveals a sand bar connecting Saltair Inn Waterfront Bed and Breakfast property to Bar Island, from which Bar Harbor takes its name.
    Breathtaking SunsetsConstructed in 1886 by Boston architect Arthur Rotch, The Saltair has been carefully renovated to accommodate guests while preserving the original architecture and period elements of its Victorian heritage. Enjoy panoramic ocean views from the privacy of your own intimate suite. Each accommodation offers thoughtful appointments and amenities appreciated by modern travelers without compromising the historic legacy of the home. All guest rooms feature elegant private baths en suite and standard amenities including luxury bed linens, gas fireplaces, cable TV, CD players, and wireless internet access.
    View of ShorelineGrab a cup of fresh-brewed gourmet coffee before breakfast and stroll down the back lawn to the water's edge. Adirondack chairs set at the shoreline offer the perfect place to relax and contemplate which of Acadia's natural treasures you will enjoy that day.

    Breakfast will include an offering of fresh fruit, homemade granola and other cereal choices, freshly baked muffins and pastries, juice, tea and coffee, and one of Matt and Kristi's favorite hot dishes such as Maine blueberry pancakes or a breakfast strata. Depending on current weather conditions, breakfast may be served on the rear deck overlooking Frenchman Bay, or in the formal dining room accompanied by a cheery fire.
     
     

  • Policies

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    Policies

    • Check-in: 3:00 to 6:00 pm. Prior arrangements may be made for guests arriving later. Check-out: 11:00 am.
    • Two-night minimum stay required, unless a single night vacancy is available.
    • The greater of two-night deposit or 50% of total reservation fee required to reserve room.
    • Reservations confirmed upon receipt of deposit. Balance of reservation due upon arrival.
    • Rates subject to 7% Maine state lodging tax.
    • As we are a small inn, cancellations affect us greatly. If you find it necessary to cancel or change your reservation, please call 14 days prior to scheduled arrival for refund, less $25 service charge per room. Shortening your stay is considered a cancellation. For cancellations within 14 days, the guest is responsible for the full value of reservation, unless the room is re-rented.
    • For the comfort of all guests, the Saltair is smoke-free and pet-free.
    • All rates assume double occupancy, as each of our rooms can only accommodate two people.  Children are always welcome at the Saltair Inn, but it will be necessary for families traveling with more than two people to reserve multiple rooms.  One person in each room must be at least 18 years old.

  • How To Find Us

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    By Land:

    Bar Harbor is 160 miles from Portland, 270 miles from Boston, 470 miles from New York and 700 miles from Washington, DC.
    Take I-95 to Bangor, Maine.
    Take Exit 182A onto I-395 East to Route US-1A. Travel 4-1/2 miles.
    Take Exit 6A onto US-1A East toward Ellsworth and Bar Harbor. Travel 23 miles.
    US-1A East becomes ME-3 in Ellsworth. Travel 9-1/2 miles.
    Go over the bridge at the head of Mt. Desert Island and veer left following ME-3 toward Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. Travel 10 miles.
    Turn left on West Street. The Saltair is the fourth house on the left.
    During the summer months, Bar Harbor is serviced by Vermont Transit Lines from Boston. Please visit their website for fares and schedules.

    By Air:

    Hancock County Airport (BHB) is located just 12 miles from the village, and Bangor International Airport (BGR) is only 50 miles away.

    For your convenience, the Island Explorer shuttle bus offers free transportation from the Bar Harbor Airport to the Village Green in Bar Harbor. Service is seasonal. See the Explorer’s website for details and schedules.

    Daily shuttle bus trips are now available between Bar Harbor and Bangor, Maine by the Bar Harbor-Bangor Shuttle.

    By Sea:

    Located on Mount Desert Island, Bar Harbor is a popular place for all kinds of boating, and many suitable moorings are available. Contact the Harbormaster's Office at 207-288-5571 for more information.

  • The Area

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    AcadiaA trip to Bar Harbor would not be complete without spending some time exploring the 47,000 acres of Acadia National Park. Surrounded by the park on three sides and three miles from the main entrance, Bar Harbor makes an ideal base camp. Explore the park at your own pace, or solicit one of Bar Harbor's professional guides, outfitters, mariners or instructors whose only goal is to help you make the most of the opportunities available in our unique environment. The 27-mile scenic Park Loop Road, 55 miles of carriage roads for walking, biking, and cross-county skiing through the heart of the park, and 120 miles of hiking trails ensure that you will never run out of new destinations.
    Bar HarborThe Village Green, town pier, and a variety of unique shops, galleries and restaurants are a five to ten-minute walk from The Saltair Inn. The Inn is convenient to everything in town, yet far enough removed to preserve the peaceful tranquility of its distinguished location in the Bar Harbor Historic District.

    Since the mid-19th century when it was primarily artists, scholars, scientists, and writers who journeyed here for inspiration and tranquility, Bar Harbor has evolved into one of the most popular resort destinations on the eastern seaboard. Indoors or out, Bar Harbor now offers something for everyone. Shopping, dining, music festivals, museums, free concerts on the Village Green, and special community events are only a few of the activities to keep you busy within the village.
     
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