Camden Harbour Inn

The Camden Harbour Inn has just fourteen luxurious guest rooms, three junior suites, and one grand suite, all enhanced by million-dollar water views and modern European flair. The inn's Dutch owners have woven in a touch of their homeland's history by naming the rooms after famous Asian, Caribbean, African and American ports where, during the 1600 and 1700s, the Dutch East India Company conducted its famous spice trade. All of the rooms in this boutique hotel are delightfully decorated in a blend of traditional comforts and trendy accents. Some have decks, balconies, patios, or fireplaces as well. All have ensuite private baths and are furnished with king-size pillow-top beds, the finest linens, fluffy towels, and soft bathrobes. All rooms also have flat-screen cable TV and DVD, wine refrigerators, air conditioning, wireless Internet access, and telephones with data ports.