Yes! Ideally located on the Bar Harbor waterfront the Bar Harbor Inn offers breathtaking water views and easy access to town. Leave your car here and take a short walk, only 500 feet, up the driveway and be right in the heart of downtown Bar Harbor, just steps away from dining, shopping and activities.
Don’t forget to pack your swimsuits and water wings! The Bar Harbor Inn has a heated outdoor infinity pool and 2 hot tubs. The pool and hot tubs are located just outside the Birch Point building and open from 9am to dusk mid-May to Mid-October. This family friendly atmosphere is a wonderful place to spend time together and enjoy the beauty of Bar Harbor.
We serve a complimentary continental breakfast of hard boiled eggs, yogurt, oatmeal, Danishes and fruit along with coffee / tea / juice, beginning at 7am each day. If you are thinking to eat prior to that, Jordan’s Restaurant on Cottage street opens at 5am daily.
The property doesn’t offer bikes or kayaks for rent, however there are several outfitters available right in town, here in Bar Harbor. We would be happy to recommend some options for your stay!
Have a gift card? While gift cards are welcome and can be applied during your stay (up to and including the full cost of your stay) they are not taken as deposit for a reservation and must instead be reserved with a credit card at the time of booking.
Upon check-in, alternate forms of payment are accepted, including gift cards.
Share the gift of Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park! Gift cards are available in pre-designated and custom values, and they can be acquired here:
https://www.barharborinn.com/gift-card/
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