2 Best Hotels in Deer Isle, Blue Hill Peninsula and Deer Isle

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We've compiled the best of the best in Deer Isle - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Pilgrim's Inn

$$ | 20 Maine St., Deer Isle, ME, USA Fodor's Choice

Established in 1793, this post-and-beam bed-and-breakfast has spectacular views of Northwest Harbor and the property's pond; it's listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The rooms are simply decorated with comfortable beds, but the property's three cottages are better suited for extended stays. The on-site restaurant serves Maine Craft beer, very good pub fare, and even better ambitious dinners.

Pros

  • Pet-friendly
  • Very attentive innkeepers
  • Well-cooked breakfast

Cons

  • Closed in winter
  • Lots of stairs
  • Breakfast has one item on the menu daily
20 Maine St., Deer Isle, ME, USA
207-348–6615
Hotel Details
Closed mid-Oct.–mid-May
12 rooms, 3 cottages
Free Breakfast

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Inn at Ferry Landing

$$ | 77 Old Ferry Rd., Deer Isle, ME, USA

This inn, a farmhouse built in 1840, sits at the water's edge at the end of a quiet road with views of boats sailing in the Eggemoggin Reach. The location and a private beach provide an undisturbed island atmosphere. The main house's three guest rooms have a private bath and water views, while the two-bedroom cottage (The Mooring) has a separate entrance and full amenities, and can sleep up to five guests.

Pros

  • Close to activities and town
  • Private beach provides a place to unwind
  • Idyllic setting

Cons

  • A car is necessary
  • Quiet location may not provide the excitement some are looking for on vacation
  • Decor is dated
77 Old Ferry Rd., Deer Isle, ME, USA
207-348–7760
Hotel Details
Closed Nov.–Apr.
3 rooms, 1 cottage
Free Breakfast

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