Room & Suite Overview - Camden Maine Inn

The Mercantile (Luxury King Suite)

Your private retreat awaits! The Mercantile is located at the very end of the newer addition to the Inn and has its own private exterior entrance off the parking lot. You'll be welcomed by a small stone patio complete with Adirondack chairs as you approach your suite. Once up the exterior stairs (a short flight of 8 steps), you'll enter this lovely space. Five windows grace this suite and capture lots of natural light.

This is a large one-room suite complete with a sitting area that includes a refreshment bar (outfitted with a sink, mini refrigerator (stocked with bottled water and soft drinks); a microwave (complete with microwavable popcorn), and Keurig, with a sampling of coffees and teas. Also included are a fireplace (gas); a settee and an upholstered chair for relaxing as well as a large flat-screen smart TV with premium channels for your enjoyment. In one corner of this suite is the large two-person triangular whirlpool tub - perfect for a soothing soak or an invigorating bath! The cottage-style king-size bed with pillow top mattress and premium bedding with both medium and firm down alternative pillows are ready for your relaxation. The crisp shades of navy blue, white, and grey complement the feeling of this cottage retreat!

The en-suite bath boasts an impressive six-foot plus spa shower, complete with four massage body sprays and shower heads. A garden door leads to your private deck, with white rocking chairs and flower boxes, a perfect space to read your favorite book!

Square Footage: 430

The Annie F. Kimball (Deluxe King)

Located on the second floor in the original section of this glorious 1810 Inn sits the Annie F. Kimball. Most likely the master bedroom back in the day, Annie is a large guest bedroom, with chair molding, original pumpkin pine wide floor planking; three large original twelve-over-twelve windows, and a spacious walk-in closet complete with built-in bureau which is original to the Inn. This sun-filled room features a king-size pillow top bed; quality linens and both medium and firm down alternative pillows. The room is warmed by muted tones of greys with a pop of yellow, features two comfortable upholstered chairs positioned in front of an original fireplace (now gas operated) and an antique mirrored dresser and writing table provide a relaxing place to spend an afternoon reading a book from our library. The ample-sized en-suite bath consists of a recently enlarged tiled spa shower complete with three massage body sprays and a shower head. A large window brightens this space. If you are a light sleeper you may prefer a room situated further back in the Inn, however, sound-blocking window inserts have been installed for your comfort.

Square Footage: 325

The Lydia M. Webster (Deluxe King)

The Lydia M. Webster is similar in layout and shape to The Annie F. Kimbal and is also located on the second floor in the original section of the Inn. This inviting room boasts three twelve over twelve original pane windows; pumpkin pine wide board flooring; an original fireplace, now gas operated, and original chair rail molding. Its large closet considered a walk-in back in 1810, also has a built-in dresser. The crisp navy and white fabric and cool light blue walls are soothing to the senses. A king-size pillow top bed, oak antique mirrored chest along with two upholstered chairs in front of the fireplace complete this inviting space. The newly tiled en-suite bath features a spa shower, with three massage body sprays and an overhead shower. The Lydia M. Webster also faces Elm Street (Coastal Route 1), so light sleepers bothered by traffic noise may prefer a room further back in the Inn, although sound-reduction window inserts have been installed for your comfort.

Square Footage: 300

The Lois M. Candage (Fireplace King)

When the Hunt Locke house was first converted into an Inn in the mid to late 1990s, the original innkeepers created this space (along with the neighboring room) as their owners’ quarters. It is believed that it was storage space in the back of the original home. Today, The Lois M. Candage boasts exposed beams, sloping and cathedral ceilings, and is located on the second floor of the Inn.  Two windows in the bedroom and one in the bath let in just enough natural light to grace this lovely room. A nook, complete with a fireplace (gas operated), two upholstered chairs and an ottoman creates a comfortable place to watch television or listen to music while reading a book. This room is decorated in fun shades of sapphire and periwinkle and has a king-size sleigh bed.

The large en-suite bath features a five-foot tiled spa shower, featuring three massage body sprays, and an overhead shower. This guest room, along with The Mabel and The Eva S. Cullison is accessed by a charming early 1800 rear stairwell, which is typical for the period and is narrower with a higher stair rise.

Square Footage: 280

The Eva S. Cullison (Fireplace Queen)

Almost a mirror image of its neighbor The Lois M. Candage, The Eva S. Cullison is located on the second floor of the Inn, accessed only by the original staircase off the Keeping Room. This delightful room features a queen size bed; is decorated in fun tones of coral, white, and a splash of grey. An iron bed and an antique oak dresser with an attached mirror create both a usable and attractive space. A reading nook, complete with a fireplace (gas operated) and two upholstered chairs make this room a comfortable place to unwind after a busy day.

The en-suite bath offers a tiled spa shower, with three body sprays and an overhead shower. This guest room, along with The Mabel and The Lois M. Candage is accessed by a charming early 1800 stairwell, is narrower, and has a higher stair rise, which is typical for the period.

Square Footage: 220

The Mabel (Queen)

Mabel is a charming second-floor room, one of three that can be reached from the Inn’s original rear staircase off the Keeping Room. As part of our renovations, this room has almost doubled in size, nicely accommodating a queen-size bed. It showcases original hand-hewn beams with original square beam nails along the pitched ceiling, creating a cozy and historic feeling. This room is done in a palette of taupe, grey, and a splash of yellow. A seating area, complete with two upholstered chairs and a flat-screen smart television, provides a relaxing space for guests to rewind.

The en-suite bath has a tiled spa shower with three massage body sprays, plush towels, and fine bath toiletries. Three windows in the room and another in the bath brighten this space. This guest room is accessed by a delightful early 1800 rear stairwell, which is narrower and has a higher stair rise and is typical for the period.

Square Footage: 255