The Alden House
Bed and Breakfast

The Hiram Alden Room, (pictured above and on details page)
This is a spacious room that features a working fireplace with original soft blue Italian tile framed by a hand carved cherry mantle, a burled walnut four poster queen featherbed, en-suite private bath and original marble sink in a separate alcove which is perfect for your romantic interlude.

The Elizabeth Waller Room
This charming room has a 7-1/2 foot tall, intricately carved, burled walnut, queen size bed. Above the Italian marble mantle hangs a serene P.S. Kroyer print. One can almost feel the sand and smell the air and water. The bedroom has a private bathroom with shower and retains the original marble sink in addition to a modern pedestal sink.

Penobscot Room(pictured right) has a pencil post canopy queen and featherbed, pink marble fireplace, rich burgundy Rococo chairs and a Homer Winslow ocean print bringing the sea into your room. A private bathroom and sink are located in the room, and your private shower is located one step across the hall. Plush robes are provided for your pleasure.

The Emily Alden Room: (pictured left)
This enchanting room, named after the wife of Hiram Alden who built the home features a luxurious antique queen with feather mattress. Accenting this room is white woodwork and a serene green and rose color scheme with candlelight in the original fireplace, sumptuous linens, original built-in bookcases and drawers, and a cozy ensuite private bath for your romantic getaway.

The Annie Partridge Room: Annie Partridge owned The Alden House at the turn of the century. A gingerbread antique queen with feather mattress adorns this quaint and cozy room with petit coal stove, garden views and ensuite private bath containing its original marble sink. Lace curtains continue the soft wallpaper. The rooms Andrew Wythe print "Chamber Nautilus" reflects the room.

The Old Belfast Room, with an antique, brass bed is named for the town in which the Inn is located. An original marble sink is tucked into the corner. This is a very inviting room with two comfortable oak and cane rockers sure to flood you with nostalgia for the days of yesteryear.

The Centennial Room's decor in includes muted red, off-white and blue striped wallpaper and a set of antique twin beds (which can also be converted to a king). Both the Centennial and Old Belfast include soft fleece robes for guests' use.