(207) 985-4250
- $299
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Description
Circa 1753. The Waldo Emerson Inn offers the discerning traveler all the modern amenities with a touch of elegant whimsy set in one the most historically significant homes in the Kennebunks. Once a summer retreat for the famous poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, this top-rated Kennebunkport bed and breakfast now welcomes guests to recharge and rejuvenate. Enjoy charming rooms with private en-suite baths, free Wi-Fi, and gourmet breakfasts by the London-trained chef and innkeeper. Located next to the famous Wedding Cake House, the inn is only a few minutes from the heart of Kennebunkport's shopping, dining and beach scene, while offering a serene retreat from the tourist bustle.use.
For more information visit the website.Rates |
$169 to $299Off Season: $139 to $249Payment Types Accepted Include Travelers Checks, Personal Checks, Visa, Discover, Master Card and American Express.
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Amenities |
This property has 6 total guest accommodations with private bath, 3 with fireplaces. The types of beds available include Queen and King.
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Parking |
Plenty on-site complementary parking |
Inns Of Interest |
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Reservation/Cancellation Policies:
Cancellation |
For cancellations made more than 14 days before your scheduled arrival date your deposit will be refunded, less a $25 processing fee. Cancellations made 14 days or less prior to your arrival date are non-refundable for the full reservation unless we are able to re-book the room, in which case, only the cancellation fee will be charged. We require 30 days cancellation notice for Peak Season (July-October), Major Holidays, Special Events and Christmas Prelude. Early departure falls within our cancellation policy. There are no refunds for early departure. |
Check-in/Check-out |
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Historic Interest | The Inn is one of the oldest remaining house in Kennebunk and has had several famous owners. The original Dutch gambrel was constructed by one Waldo Emerson in 1753. Waldo, great-uncle of Ralph Waldo Emerson, the poet/essayist, made a tidy profit building clipper ships on the river behind the house. It was inherited through marriage by Theodore Lyman, who made a fortune building ships on the site and added the enormous addition in 1784 as a wedding gift for his second wife. Historic Awards:
Historic Memberships:
Historic sites nearby: Wedding Cake House next door to the Inn. It was part of this property until 1983. This in was part of the Underground Railroad.Other Awards: Diamond Select |
Nearby College/University |
New England University |
Discussion
Nearby Inns
The Inn at English Meadows
141 Port Rd, Kennebunk, ME (2.2 miles) |
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