A small harbour inn of sixteen rooms — woodsmoke, salt air, and a brass bell that still rings for supper.
The Welcome
Down a lane of leaning pines, the harbour opens and the inn appears — lamplit windows, a porch that holds the last of the light, the low knock of boats against the dock. You arrive to woodsmoke and steeped tea, and the sea does the rest.
1924
Keeping House
Sixteen
Rooms & Suites
Penhallow Cove
On the Water
stay
The Rooms
A bed for every weather
Sixteen rooms, no two alike — each named for a thing the tide brings in, each with its own way of holding the morning.
The Harbourmaster
A corner room above the water — twin sash windows, a brass bed, and the dock lights swinging all night. Wake to the bell and the gulls.
Per Night, From$245
The Fog Suite
Top of the house, where the mist sits longest — a reading chair in the dormer, a claw-foot tub, and the whole grey cove laid out below you.
Per Night, From$320
The Galley Table
Not a room but a ritual — a long oak table by the kitchen, brown bread and smoked fish at eight, the keeper's own preserves and bottomless tea.
Included With Stayincluded
The Off-Season Keeping
Two Nights by the Fire
November through March, when the inn is quietest and the cove is yours: two nights, both suppers, a dawn row across the harbour, and a standing fire in the snug. Stay a third night on us.
From
$540
two nights · two guests · dinner included
Leave the city by the four o'clock light. Be at the table by eight.
The Tidewater
A Coastal Inn at Penhallow Cove
14 Dock Lane, Penhallow Cove, ME 04046(207) 555-0142[email protected]
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A keeping house since 1924 · Open year-round by the harbour
