Blue Hill Inn Review

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Blue Hill Inn

Fodor's Review:

This rambling inn dating from 1830 is a comfortable place to relax after climbing Blue Hill Mountain or exploring nearby shops and galleries. Original pumpkin pine and painted floors set the tone for the mix of Empire and early-Victorian pieces that fill the two parlors and guest rooms, several of which have working fireplaces. One of the nicest rooms is No. 8, which has exposures on three sides and views of the flower gardens and apple trees. Two rooms have antique claw-foot tubs perfect for soaking. The spacious Cape House Suite (available after the rest of the inn has closed for the season) has a bed as well as two pullout sofas, a full kitchen, and a private deck. The inn has a bar offering an ample selection of wines and whiskies. Here you can enjoy appetizers before you head out to dinner or try specialty coffees and liqueurs when you return. Pros: The bedroom fireplaces and the antique floorboards make you want to stay here forever. Cons: Rooms are on the small side, and the walls are thin.

  • Hotel Details: 11 rooms, 1 suite
  • In-room: no phone, no TV.
  • In-hotel: bar, Internet terminal.
  • Rate includes: Full breakfast
  • Credit Cards: AE, MC, V
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