David Provencher

York Harbor has always been one of Maine's loveliest and least-crowded seaside resorts. Surrounded by oceanfront estates, the harbor escaped the commercialization that altered some of Maine's better-known resorts. Each of the many additions to the Inn's 300 year-old common room reflects something of its era. You can trace the Inn's history by strolling through its maze of corridors, a fascinating quilt of architectural styles. It's something in the ocean breeze that gently wakes you on a summer morning, or in the storm that lulls you to sleep on a winter night. This is someplace special. Our kind of hospitality was invented in Maine. Our expert staff is committed to providing personal attention, offering you elegance you can enjoy in your most comfortable clothes. Each of the Inn's sixty-one guest rooms reflects a piece of the Inn's heritage. All are equipped to ensure you a memorable and relaxing stay, graciously accented with fine antiques or period reproductions. Yet every modern amenity is close at hand.