The Newcastle Inn
River Road
Newcastle, Maine
United States 04553
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General Information
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The Newcastle Inn is a Coastal Maine Country Inn overlooking the wonderful harbor at DamariscottaThe Inn is centrally located in Mid-Coast Maine; a short distance to Freeport, Boothbay Harbor, Camden, Pemaquid Point, Monhegan Island, and even Bar Harbor. We offer bed and breakfast accommodations in our 15 individually decorated rooms and suites. We are perfect for a getaway or a longer vacation.
year built:
1860
year renovated:
2004
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Accommodations
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O ur creed of professional service coupled with individualized attention is reflected in the details you'll find in your room. Each of our bedchambers is uniquely furnished, yet all reflect our commitment to providing you with immaculate accomodations and pleasing decor. Some of the inn's fifteen rooms and suites have four-poster or canopy beds, while others have inviting sitting areas or fireplaces. all have private baths.
number of rooms:
15
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Room Rates
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Breakfast included
single occupancy rate is between
125.00 and 295.00
extra person charge:
No
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deposit required
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Location
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description of surrounding area:
T his quiet corner of Maine's famous Mid Coast is just enough off the well-trodden path that you'll have the pleasure of discovering your own special hideaway. Your memories will be filled with lighthouse-crowned ocean points, islands in the bay, and authentic seaside villages where things haven't changed much in a long time. Yet when you're inclined to do the "must sees," it is only a short drive to such popular destinations as Boothbay Harbor, Camden, and Freeport.
J ust beyond the inn's lawn and gardens lies the Damariscotta River, a beautiful, unspoiled inlet that flows to the sea. Ospreys dive for fish here, and ducks glide on quiet waters. Lobster boats rest on their moorings, and there, across the water, stand the white steeples and brick storefronts of the village. It is peaceful here.
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