AT hikers
One mile from the trail near the Kennebec crossing. Clean beds, hot showers, laundry, resupply, and a shuttle, from someone who has walked it.
Hiker services →Welcome
Meet Bill and Sue, your innkeepers
We're Bill and Sue Dunigan. After 19 years serving with the Salvation Army, including 15 years managing the historic Jubilee House in Boston, we brought our love of hospitality to Maine's Upper Kennebec Valley.
Bill is an Appalachian Trail thru-hiker, so he knows exactly what you need after a long day outside. Sue has spent decades making places where guests feel like family. This building first opened as a stagecoach stop in 1816, and we're proud to keep its door open.
Our story →
Who stays with us
However you got here, there's a bed and a hot breakfast waiting
Snowmobilers
ITS 86/87 runs right to our door. Ride in, park the sled out front, warm up, and do it again tomorrow.
Winter at the inn →Winter and ski families
An easygoing, affordable base for a Maine winter, with room for the whole crew and breakfast before you head out.
See the rooms →Boston to Quebec travelers
We're right on Route 201, the Old Canada Road. Break up the drive with a quiet night and a real breakfast.
Book a night →Retreats and whole-inn groups
Fifteen rooms, a great room, and a long table. Take the whole inn for your group, family, or team.
Plan a retreat →Rooms
Fifteen rooms, two hundred years of good sleep
Fulls from $100, Queens from $135, Kings from $150, and Doubles from $165. Every stay includes breakfast.
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Come stay with us
Booking directly with us is always the best rate, and stays of 3 nights or more save 20%.
Book NowOr call us at (207) 672-3333 · info@mainesterlinginn.com