Maple Hill Farm Inn And Conference Center in Hallowell

This alternative to Augusta area hotels and motels is Maines first certified Environmental Leader green lodging2005 received the Maine Governors Award for Environmental Excellence2004 named One of 30 Great U.S. Inns by Travel Leisure magazine 2002 was noted as the Best of Both Worlds as an Editors Pick by Yankee Magazines Travel Guide to New England 2002 and 2003 and rated best bed breakfast hands down by a 1997 statewide newspaper poll. The Inn is full of amenities for both the business and leisure traveler. Rooms are spacious and furnished with antiques all with air conditioning and individually zoned heat control. Some rooms have HUGE twoperson whirlpool tubs gas fireplaces and private outdoor decks. Free WiFi is available throughout the facility. Each room has cable television VCR DVD player telephone with dataport hair dryer ironing board and iron and many little touches you will discover during your stay. Our full customcooked breakfast is served from 7 to 9 each morning and will jump start your day. You can even choose our own farmfresh eggs cooked any way you like them. Escape and relax on our many acres of unspoiled rural beauty. Our farm of rolling fields and woods has everything from expansive views to a secluded springfed swimming hole to give you a taste of the real Maine away from crowds of summer tourists. Enjoy our trails and continue to roam the adjacent 800 plus acre wildlife preserve with pristine pond for canoeing or fishing. We also have event facilities at the property for casual meetings to fullservice weddings with complete custom catering and bar service for groups of any size. All this at Maple Hill Farm is just minutes from varied dining opportunities and antique and specialty shops in the National Historic District of downtown Hallowell on the banks of the Kennebec River. The historic state capitol and acclaimed Maine State Museum are just upriver along with Old Fort Western in Augusta.

No pets are allowed on the property as the llamas really do not like them.