Pentagoet Inn & Pub

After an ambitious, long weekend of exploring the Maine coastline, what a treat it was to land in the gorgeous village of Castine in perhaps one of the most charming inn's I've ever stayed in. The owners, Matt & George, could not have been more welcoming from the moment we walked in the front door. The property itself is oozing with rich history and the interiors have been brilliantly restored (well done, George!), making this stay feel like both a step into the past and luxury pampering. Matt is quite the chef, and the inn's evening menu sings with local comfort foods, each item delicious and unique (we tried most of the menu). Downeast Maine may have stolen my heart on this trip, but it's the Pentagoet that has been top of mind since we left. I can't wait to return!

We couldn’t be more delighted with our four day/three night stay at the Pentagöet Inn this past September. Each space on the main floor is a nostalgic adventure crafted by George, one of the two proprietors. The courtyard out back and 2nd floor library are also not to be missed. Our room (#7) on the 3rd floor, similarly decorated and furnished, overlooked the bay and each morning was a unique experience. From a gorgeous sunrise to a serene mist on the water, Maine’s beauty was on display. I’m finally getting to the best part: the dining. The cuisine Matt, the other proprietor, put together was fabulous and catered to our dietary restrictions. Every Tuesday evening there’s dining with live jazz on the porch that you'll definitely enjoy. Thank you Matt & George for making our anniversary get

We had a two night reservation for an early fall getaway and left after one night. On the plus side, the bar area is cute, the cocktails were good and we had a fine dinner. Our room, 1C in the Perkins House, had a renovated bathroom and the towels were nice.||The carpet in the entrance of the Perkins Building was dirty and well worn and it did not create a welcoming impression upon entering. Further, our room, a dog friendly room, was less than acceptable. The carpet looked terribly dirty and stained - sort of a dark camel color with spills and spots. The upholstered chairs were covered in a “brownish” paisley like fabric - the kind that probably hides dirt very well and therefore made us very skeptical of how dirty they might be given the condition of the carpet. The mattress was ver

We loved our stay at Pentagoet Inn. It was our first time in Castine, which was absolutely beautiful. The Pentagoet does a wonderful job of providing the full guest experience. We enjoyed cocktails in the charming lounge on Sunday and Oyster Mondays, featuring a local oyster farmer. Special shout-out to Emma who not only made fantastic cocktails, but also provided lots of recommendations around town. Breakfast is delicious, and Patricia brings the flavor! The rooms are lovely with wonderful character and history. Our only disappointment was leaving on Tuesday and missing the jazz dinner. If you're visiting Acadia, make sure to stop at Castine and the Pentagoet Inn!

This Victorian Mansion whisks you to another time and place, where neighbors mingle and music fills the summer air. The wraparound porch hosts Tuesday night Jazz and the innkeepers have special events throughout the season. Recently, we went to the Christmas party with Santa, free appetizers and beverages (including wine and beer) if you brought a toy for their Toys 4 Tots gift drive. They happen to be the biggest collector in Maine and sure know how to host a party!