Gastnutzer
10. August 2024
We enjoyed our recent three-night stay at the Lindenwood Inn, and you will, too. It’s a deluxe B&B with all the amenities. Booking online was easy, and we paid a 50% deposit, with the remainder automatically paid the night before we checked out. The photos on the website give a better perspective than I could do myself, so none are included with this review except for the great breakfasts! The inn is well appointed with a lot of Australian art courtesy of the owner, who hails from Sydney. But to summarize, we had a gorgeous king room with sitting area and wraparound porch. The bed and linens were luxurious and comfortable. There was ample lighting and a lot of sitting space. We had an in-room coffee maker (although we didn’t use it) and perhaps the best B&B bathroom we have ever had. The rain shower was super after a long day hiking. And the vanity had good counter space and storage for our toilet article kits. Breakfast, served 8-930 in the dining room or on the porch, was good all three days. Coffee and hot water for tea were ready in advance, and there was a daily selection of fruit and muffins. Each morning we were offered a hot breakfast. One day was Mexican eggs with peppers and cheese scrambled in; another day was perhaps the best Eggs Benedict I have ever had; and the final morning was French toast made with a baguette and stuffed with blueberries. The staff were efficient, but we had little interaction other than taking our breakfast order. Parking in the lot to the right of the inn is available but the spaces are tight; in the lot to the left it is easier. There are a few restaurants within walking distance. We tried Beal’s Lobster Pier and Dry Dock Inn (see separate reviews). One, Red Sky, looked good but booked up early, so call in advance if you want that one. Southwest Harbor is a small town, but commands high prices for lodging due to its location, and restaurants make most of their money in the summer, and some close for the winter. All in all, an excellent stay.
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