The Mill Hill Inn, originally a barn built in the 1870s, was first converted into a private home in 1948 and then into a B & B in 1977. Lee and Woody Hughes purchased the inn in April of 2010 and renovated this wonderful structure from top to bottom during that summer. The newly renamed Mill Hill Inn opened its doors September 9, 2010. The inn is located just off the historic district on the north end of the Bethel Common, on a secluded acre and a half. This private setting is beautifully landscaped with both ornamental, vegetable, and herb gardens, producing food and flowers for the inn. The leveled lawn space adjacent to the front door area provides ample space for a 30' x 50' tent, suitable for weddings and private affairs. The Studio Bistro & Bar offer a unique menu and a full bar, served in the Great Room as well as in our dining room. The inn has six rooms, two of which are suites. All rooms come with new king sized beds, all cotton bedding, and private baths. The suites provide guests with kitchens and can sleep six to eight people. Rent one room or the entire inn, which can comfortably sleep twenty-two guests.

In the center of Bethel. 7 rooms all with private baths, queen beds, made to order breakfast, WiFi .

A delightful inn located in the heart of Bethel's historic district. We include full gourmet breakfast, as well as full use of our facilities, which include a billiard room, with ping pong and darts, two saunas, bicycles, fitness equipment, and veranda. We pride ourselves on our warm genuine hospitality. At the Chapman Inn, you are not just a room number, but a real person with a real name, who deserves to be pampered.

A fresh eco friendly B&B in the Bethel Historic District, minutes from Sunday River Ski Resort

Spectacular, Four Season Lakefront B&B Resort nestled in the foothills of the White Mtns.

Nestled in the Blue Mountains of Western Maine, The Perennial Inn awaits your visit. Built in 1884, this charming Victorian farmhouse sits on 42 acres of grassy fields, pine forests, stream and ponds. Once a working farm and three generation cider mill, this large historic New England home with its wraparound porch, and huge red barn combines natural beauty, comfort, and seclusion with convenient access to local area attractions. You'll find it hard to believe you're only a country mile from Route 2 The ambiance projects a genuine feeling of country hospitality. You will be pampered with thick, thirsty cotton towels, warm terry cloth robes and cozy, warm down comforters. Serene instrumental music gently fills the public areas as the afternoon fire crackles in the fieldstone fireplace in the gathering room. A large billiard table waits for an early evening game between you and new and old friends before leaving for a quiet dinner nearby. When you arrive back from dinner, the jets to the hot tub will be gurgling as you walk by, inviting you to soak under the stars, completing a perfect day in the country. Dogs welcome by reservation.