1802 House Bed & Breakfast Inn
15 Locke St, Kennebunkport, ME, 04046
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Address :
15 Locke St
Kennebunkport, ME, 04046 - Phone (207) 967-5632
- Website https://www.1802house.com
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Damon S.
This is an excellent inn! Terri the inn keeper is lovely and has done a wonderful job renovating the inn. We stayed in the Sabago suite, which is well appointed, spotless, and extremely comfortable. Breakfast each morning was a delicious three-course meal with plenty of fresh coffee, orange juice, and tea imported directly from London. With a lovely, secluded spot, it was nice to have a short, easy walk into town. Terri's recommendations and directions to various beaches and other amenities were great. We couldn't have asked for a better experience.
(5)Willie R.
What a great place! My wife and I spent a night here in early June 2015. Terri the in keeper is professional and personable without being intrusive... it's harder than it looks and she pulls it off with grace and ease. We enjoyed a delicious and nutritious breakfast with the other guests and then it was a short walk to the village of Kennebunkport. Kennebunkport is a bit of a tourist trap, but it's a good way to walk off breakfast. If I ever make my way from Virginia to this neck of the woods again, I at least know where to sta
(4)Tamar A.
If I had never stayed at another B & B anywhere else, I think I would have thought that this one was aces. And make no mistake, this one is lovely. There's enough cute and kitschy decor to satisfy any and all foggy Maine weekend gettaway desires in George and Barbara Bush-land, and the guest house is actually from 1802, which can make you feel like a little patriot. You half expect to see bonneted chamber marms swishing about with warm bed stones. The innkeepers are warm and well-versed in the area, there's a nice variety of boardgames, and the house is exceptionally located and easy to find. That said, I have a short laundry list of suggested improvements: 1) The guest book in the bedrooms is a little weird. We all know why we come to a B & B and we all know what we do there. To flip through the thick, embroidered pages and read all the happy notes from Terry and Bruce, Jessica and Chris, Betty and Biff, what have you, and then glance at the bed--at once so innocent in its Chantilly lace, yet so deeply defiled--is a dose of reality that is not entirely necessary for a weekend away. 2) A mini fridge in the bedroom would be most appreciated for water, strawberries, leftover dinner, and our brought bottle of wine. We appreciated the corkscrew, though. 3) The jacuzzis are essentially two-person tubs--no complaints here--and are delightfully complemented by warm tiles, but we had some slight drainage issues. Again, an unwelcome reminder of those who came before us. 4) Please don't make us all sit together during breakfast. Which, I should add, was totally delicious. Jay whipped up some delightful breads and omelets, which were served timely and with great care. The thing is, though, breakfast starts at 9am sharp, and you're all served together, so you have two opportunities to feel like a bit of a tool: first is if you're late and holding everyone up; second is if you're too tired, blissed out, or grumpy to make conversation with the folks sitting around the table with you. This is not to say we didn't have some delightful conversation with other couples, but in our ruder-leaning moments, it would have been nice to have a choice. As with Kennebunk in its entirety, this place is completely worth your time and consideration...just not too much of either.
(3)Keith H.
1802 House is so conveniently close to town by foot and yet so cozy and quiet. This was our first time in the area and we will definitely come back here!
(5)Jessica S.
Stayed here a couple years ago. very nice jacuzzi rooms. the inkeepers were nice and breakfast was good
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