2 Best Hotels in Brooklin, Sedgwick, and Brooksville, Blue Hill Peninsula and Deer Isle

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We've compiled the best of the best in Brooklin, Sedgwick, and Brooksville - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

The Brooklin Inn

$$ | 22 Reach Rd., Brooklin, ME, USA Fodor's Choice

This inn, which offers modern amenities while maintaining a conversation with the past, is where you want to stay if you're visiting from the other Brooklyn.

Pros

  • Streamlined, rustic-chic, coastal decor
  • Good on-site restaurant and bar
  • A/c, fridge, and coffee/tea fixings in rooms

Cons

  • Bustling restaurant makes the inn less peaceful
  • Rooms are on the small side
  • Strict cancellation policies
22 Reach Rd., Brooklin, ME, USA
207-359–2777
Hotel Details
Closed Nov.–Apr.
4 rooms
No Meals

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The Oakland House Seaside Resort

$$ | 435 Herrick Rd., Brooksville, ME, 04617, USA

The coastal acreage on which the main inn, with its recently renovated rooms, and cottages are set was an original land grant by Great Britain’s King George III in 1767 to John and Hannah Billings, direct ascendants of the current innkeepers, Rick and Robin Littlefield. The property has been a working farm, a quarry, an ice business, and, for the past 130 years, a gracious summer colony boasting old-fashioned Maine hospitality. There are private beaches, access to hiking trails, and on-site kayak rentals. 

Pros

  • Old-fashioned Maine hospitality
  • Private beaches
  • Lots of outdoor activity options

Cons

  • No on-site restaurant
  • Might feel too isolated for some
  • Do-it-yourself housekeeping
435 Herrick Rd., Brooksville, ME, 04617, USA
207-359–8521
Hotel Details
Closed mid-Oct.–early Mar.
21 units
No Meals

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