Contact Info Address: 344 Clay Hill, Ogunquit, ME, 03904, USA Phone: 1 207 361-2400 Toll-Free: 1 800 646-8681 Contact(s): George Wilson Gay Friendly Clientele Welcomed: Gay Men Lesbian Bisexual Straight Email Us Visit Our Home Page

Amenities/Discounts # of Rental Units: 5 Nonsmoking: Nonsmoking Rooms Available Bathrooms: Private Bath Internet Access: Dataport in Room Available Meals: Full Brkfst Views: Pool, Garden Handicap Access: Partial Handicap Access Children: No Children Pets: No Pets Payment Methods: Cash, Check, Trav Checks, MC, Discover General Discounts: No Purple Roofs Discount: No Travel Agent Commission: No

Beauport on Clay Hill, a spectacular newly-constructed stone English manor, is situated just one mile from the center of Ogunquit on Clay Hill Road. Located on an 11-acre country setting, the Inn is nestled in between the Josiah River, Ogunquit’s tennis courts, and rolling, forested hills. A two-minute drive from Ogunquit’s beaches, shops and fine restaurants the Inn is located outside the range of traffic and noise.

The Beauport offers luxury, comfort, warmth and hospitality and a full country breakfast. The inn was designed by a local artist and built by skilled Maine craftsmen. All the rooms are centered around a 40 foot length granite lap pool with Jacuzzi, and a tiled steam room which can be used during all seasons. Central air-conditioning is available during the summer months. All guest rooms are furnished with a working cast iron, gas stove, tiled bath, cable TV, VCR, and refrigerators, with all rooms equipped with high speed internet access.         

Each room has been individually designed and decorated, incorporating antiques and collectibles from Europe, the Middle East and South America. The owners, who previously were innkeepers of the original Beauport Inn in Ogunquit, will welcome you at the enormous stained-glass front doors which once graced on old London hotel. Once inside the Great Room, guests can relax in a large comfortable sitting area, play the piano and enjoy the warmth from a large stone wood-burning fireplace. 

The sitting area is framed with English oak floor-to-ceiling wainscoting, acquired from an old English school house dating back to 1835. The Great Room also features a sunny dining area overlooking the pool and river. The English kitchen, is the heart of activity where gourmet breakfasts are prepared for the guests’ enjoyment. Breakfast and drinks can be enjoyed on a large veranda or in the screened-in gazebo.

The floors throughout the Inn are 14-inch wide white pine, inlaid with Colonial square nails. The owners have enjoyed collecting oriental carpets, antique copper from Turkey, and vintage Fiesta dinnerware, which are displayed throughout the house.