Rockland’s Renaissance has escalated this once fishing town to one of the "Top Ten Coolest Small Towns in America" as named by Budget Travel in 2009. Rockland has seen a large increase in tourism and its downtown has been transformed into one of unique shops, boutiques, fine dining and art galleries. Rockland is the commercial center of the midcoast with historic inns, a coffee roaster, a food co-op and the Farnsworth Art Museum. Once boarded up shops are now colorfully decorated and both the Farnsworth Art Museum and Wyeth Center offer a diverse Maine collection of artisans. Furthermore, the City of Rockland hosts many festivals, including the Maine Lobster Festival and the North Atlantic Blues Festival.
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Earth tones of wine, camel and balsam green dominate the hues of this luxury hideaway on the second floor of the carriage house. The king-sized bed is crowned with a corona canopy and draped in panels of gold and wine. A small sitting area with flat screen television is located in front of the fireplace. The large en-suite luxury bath is the largest in the inn and features an oversized side-by-side whirlpool tub for two and a custom tiled two person body jet shower. A vanity and dressing area complete the spacious bath. The room is air-conditioned.  This room is a favorite with our guests who want to luxuriate in privacy.

Nightly rates for this room range from $185 to $250.  Higher rates are for select peak dates, summer season (July through September), fall foliage, holidays and special events, etc… Call the inn for rates for a specific date or check on the reservation calendar for the dates you are interested in.