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The LimeRock Inn ..."reminisce in elegance ..." is tucked away on a quiet street in Rockland, encircled by a wraparound porch and landscaped gardens. This beautiful turreted Victorian mansion is an exquisite example of Queen Anne architecture and reminiscent of the gracious lifestyle of a bygone era.Situated in the historic district of Rockland, The LimeRock Inn is steps away from a visit to Rockland's world-class Farnsworth Museum, fine dining, European-style shopping, and what Down East magazine referred to as "mid-coast Maine's most beautiful ocean walk."
- LimeRock Inn is ranked #1 in Rockland with 250 reviews from TripAdvisor users online.
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We are also recommended by Fodor’s Travel, Frommers Travel Guide, Lonely Planet and
Michelin Travel Guides and was voted “Best Undiscovered Romantic Inn in Maine.”
All of the rooms at the LimeRock Inn are decorated with care to create a home with elegance and luxury, yet have charm and character to ensure comfort and hospitality. We use only Egyptian cotton bed linens and bath towels. All of the bed coverlets are custom made.
There are eight spacious and comfortable guest rooms, furnished with an eye to period detail. Each of our guest rooms has its own private luxury bath and either queen or king size bed; some have whirlpool tubs, one has a fireplace. A delicious gourmet breakfast and afternoon snack are included in your stay, with room rates ranging from $159 - $239.
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Breakfast at the LimeRock Inn is a culinary experience. Frank and PJ, the Innkeepers, have a simple outlook on food and fine dining. They believe that only two kinds of people exist in the world...those who "eat to live" and those who "live to eat". Being lifetime members of the later group, they believe that the right setting is the best accompaniment for good food.At the LimeRock Inn, you will be treated to seasonal fruit, homemade breads, regional fruit jams and, of course, plenty of freshly brewed coffee using a special blend from the locally owned Rock City Roasters (www.rockcitycoffee.com). Tea drinkers are offered tea from a generous selection of black and herbal teas. Entrees reflect the culinary influences of the Innkeepers. Frank and PJ are well traveled domestically, so emphasis is on traditional American cuisine. Infusions of other influences include family recipes of Frittatas and Italian pastries from travels in northern Lazio, Italy.