Guide to Northeast Harbor Maine Hotels, Inns, and Lodging

Northeast Harbor is a favorite spot for sailors and pleasure boaters due to the natural protection, scenic beauty and the many boat builders located here. This quaint village has a few Maine craft shops and local restaurants as well as paths that allows visitors to take in the natural beauty of the area. When vacationing in Northeast Harbor, you will will surely tour Acadia National Park and make a visit to Bar Harbor and nearby Southwest Harbor. Returning to Northeast Harbor though is a treat, this picturesque harbor is quaint and quiet.

Located to the west of Somes Sound, exploring by boat or kayak is a wonderful way to see North America’s only fjord. From Northeast Harbor, you can also take a scenic boat tour with the Beal and Bunker Mailboat Ferry to Cranberry Island and Little Cranberry Island (where guests can have lunch) and Sutton Island.

Asticou Inn is a choice place to stay, or to dine overlooking the idyllic Northeast Harbor. Walk up to the amazing Asticou Azalea Gardens and Terrace built in the 1950s by Charles Savage, funded by John D Rockefeller Jr, with amazing harbor views and beautiful gardens, plus a lovely scenic walk along the way. There is also Kimball Terrace Inn and with a premier waterfront settings just steps from the village of Northeast Harbor. 

Lodging in Nearby Towns

Harbour Cottage Inn | Southwest Harbor 207-244-5738 | 9 Dirigo Road, Southwest Harbor, Maine

This historic Inn is an 1870's Victorian bed and breakfast, situated atop Dirigo Hill and overlooking the picturesque waters of Southwest Harbor. Located on Mt Desert Island near Bar Harbor and world-famous Acadia National Park. The Inn is within walking distance of wonderful restaurants, shopping, marinas, and lobster wharves. The Bowsprit Bar at the Harbour Cottage Inn also offers guests a relaxed evening on the beautiful deck and porch. Learn More

Northeast Harbor Area

Asticou Inn l 207-276-3344 

Kimball Terrace Inn | 207-276-3383