Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Wiscasset, Maine:

Snow Squall is an elegantly relaxing Bed and Breakfast conveniently located on coastal route 1 in Wiscasset, "The Prettiest Village in Maine". Snow Squall is 2 ¾ hours north of Boston and 25 minutes north of Freeport's discount shopping, and LLBean. The town of Wiscasset is home to the famous "Reds Eats" voted the best Lobster Rolls in Maine, which is within walking distance from Snow Squall. Flights into Logan Airport in Boston, Portland Maine, and Manchester New Hampshire, offer convenient access to the magic of Maine's ruggedly enchanting coastline, beaches, lighthouses, national parks, mus. . .

Carew & Courtay features an eclectic range of Antiques and diversified collection of Artwork from Europe, Asia and America. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any queries. Our shop, a carriage house dating back to 1786, is located in the heart of Wiscasset “the prettiest village in Maine” known for its history and numerous Art and Antiques shops. The online gallery was launched in January 2010 assembling Artwork from talented artists, as well as Antiques and objects of decorative interest collected worldwide. It provides a simple and convenient way for people to view, buy and acquire A. . .

The Marston House Bed and Breakfast has been serving guests since 1987. Maintaining the architectural character of the 19th century Carriage House, the second floor has been converted into two wonderfully spacious rooms. Each sun-filled room has a fireplace as well as its own bath and entrance allowing for total privacy during your stay.. . .

Wiscasset Motor Lodge is located in beautiful midcoast Maine, north of Portland. We are minutes from the ocean and convenient to Freeport, Bath, Camden or Boothbay. Enjoy a stay with us and discover Maine's midcoast.. . .

Schooner Inn Motel is north of Portland and very convenient to go to Freeport, Edgecomb, Boothbay, Camden and Historic Bath. Located here in Midcoast Maine where you can experience exciting views.. . .