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Coach Stop Inn bed and breakfast, built in 1804, resides in
Bar Harbor, Maine on the coast called Downeast next to Acadia
National Park. 
The B&B is Bar Harbor's oldest inn and was originally a
stagecoach stop and tavern. Coach Stop Inn offers fine
accommodations with lots of charm and extra little touches,
and a country setting surrounded by antique apple trees and
lovely gardens.
Accommodations at the Coach Stop Inn include three guest
bedrooms and two suites. All three guestrooms feature a
private bath, private entrance, and patio or covered porch.
The two suites both offer full private baths and a separate
sitting room, one of which has a working fireplace. All rooms
and suites have queen beds fitted in the finest bedding and
extras including luxurious spa towels, in-room refrigerators
and air conditioning.
In the morning, Coach Stop Inn's award winning chef/owner
prepares a spectacular three course gourmet breakfast. Some of
the inn's culinary delights include Eggs Tuscany, Macadamia
Encrusted French Toast, Eggs Peloponese, Pistachio Stuffed
French Toast, Wild Maine Blueberry Fritters, Fruit Parfaits,
and Eggs Napoleon. Inn has an original mid-19th century
Queen Atlantic wood cookstove, which serves as a 24-hour hot
bar offering artistic confections, as well as coffee and tea.
When visiting Bar Harbor, Maine, enjoy fine accommodations,
excellent food, and an atmosphere that will make you feel as
if you have stepped back in time. Come see why Down East
magazine says Coach Stop Inn is "Where to Stay in Bar
Harbor." |
Coach Stop Inn is conveniently located on 1.4 pastoral acres
in Bar Harbor, approximately 1-1/2 miles to a public beach, 4
miles from the main entrance to Acadia National Park, 5 miles
from downtown attractions, making it easy to experience all
that Mt. Desert Island and Acadia National Park have to offer.
Your hosts, Jeff and Natalie Reynolds will be glad to assist
you in tailoring the perfect vacation for you.
Some local attractions include the Acadia National Park, 55
miles of the Rockefeller carriage roads, and 160 miles of
hiking trails. The local area also offers many activities
including whale watching, interesting museums, sailing,
canoeing, fishing, shopping, kayaking, biking, hiking,
snowshoeing, cross country skiing, and antiquing. |
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