GREY HAVENS INC.
LAKELAND, FLORIDA

Grey Havens reopens May 4, 2018 If you are looking for an authentic Maine getaway perched high on a bluff with spectacular ocean views, Grey Havens Inn is it. This historic Georgetown, Maine bed and breakfast was built in 1904 and offers today’s modern conveniences and charm. Situated along the craggy Atlantic coast, our boutique hotel in Georgetown features breathtaking ocean views from its wrap-around covered porch and throughout the inn. Grey Havens Inn has located just a 40-minute drive or 20-minute boat ride from of Boothbay Harbor. Our inn is also a short drive to Reid State Park, Maine where guests can enjoy the beach, natural lagoon, sand dunes, and trails. Learn More About Grey Havens Inn Grey Havens Inn is a unique Georgetown bed and breakfast that prides itself on allowing guests to experience true Maine charm. A beautiful open stairway takes you up to our guest rooms with each featuring a private bath and an upscale continental breakfast daily. Travelers looking to escape modern distractions and noise will discover a peaceful retreat at our hotel where they can read, lounge and enjoy beautiful ocean views and our massive stone fireplace. Take a walk down to our inn’s deep-water dock and see wildlife all around; bald eagles, osprey, seals, herons and shore birds – a true peaceful escape. About The Grey Havens Inn If you’re looking for a peaceful Maine vacation that conjures up the romance of the Maine coast “the way it used to be”, we welcome you to Grey Havens Inn, a coastal Maine inn located in Georgetown. This classic shingle style hotel was built in 1904 and has been welcoming guests as a bed and breakfast inn throughout the years. This is “authentic Maine” – picture yourself on a high craggy bluff looking out over a protected natural harbor and tree covered islands to the North Atlantic. Lighthouses and rocky Maine coastline grace the far distance. You are standing on the magnificent wrap-around covered porch of Grey Havens. The ocean view is absolutely breathtaking and has been the subject of catalog photo shoots, book and magazine covers (Down East Magazine), numerous articles, calendars, and countless weddings. And yet, the atmosphere is unpretentious, warm, and welcoming – everything a coastal Maine inn should be. Grey Havens has frequently been referred to as a ‘castle-by-the-sea’ with its two tall round turrets. Its imposing majesty on the Maine coastline is so proud and clear that the inn is often used as a navigational aid by sailors and local lobstermen. Facing East, the sunrises are truly inspiring – for the early risers among you – and the full moon radiates and shimmers across the water. Our Maine coastal inn is a place of relaxation, of peace away from modern distractions such as phones and television. Guests come here to sit, to rejuvenate, to read, and, above all, to escape. There is nowhere quite like it. There is a deep water dock and two deep moorings, well sheltered even during the worst winter storms. Just 1.5 miles past Grey Havens the road dead-ends at the 550 acre Reid State Park, a Maine coast state park with its splendid ‘mile beach’, crashing surf, a natural lagoon, sand dunes and wooded trails. This is wild countryside, deer and turkey abound, and moose are occasionally seen – deer tracks criss-cross the winter garden at Grey Havens. The peaceful escape of Grey Havens Inn, however, is just one hour’s drive from the international airport at Portland, or two and a half hours from Boston. The local town of Bath is a quaint old ship-building city with a thriving downtown, many fine restaurants, and the Maine Maritime Museum. The popular coastal towns of Boothbay Harbor and Camden are only a skip up the coast – by car or boat! About The Grey Havens Inn If you’re looking for a peaceful Maine vacation that conjures up the romance of the Maine coast “the way it used to be”, we welcome you to Grey Havens Inn, a coastal Maine inn located in Georgetown. This classic shingle style hotel was built in 1904 and has been welcoming guests as a bed and breakfast inn throughout the years. This is “authentic Maine” – picture yourself on a high craggy bluff looking out over a protected natural harbor and tree covered islands to the North Atlantic. Lighthouses and rocky Maine coastline grace the far distance. You are standing on the magnificent wrap-around covered porch of Grey Havens. The ocean view is absolutely breathtaking and has been the subject of catalog photo shoots, book and magazine covers (Down East Magazine), numerous articles, calendars, and countless weddings. And yet, the atmosphere is unpretentious, warm, and welcoming – everything a coastal Maine inn should be. Grey Havens has frequently been referred to as a ‘castle-by-the-sea’ with its two tall round turrets. Its imposing majesty on the Maine coastline is so proud and clear that the inn is often used as a navigational aid by sailors and local lobstermen. Facing East, the sunrises are truly inspiring – for the early risers among you – and the full moon radiates and shimmers across the water. Our Maine coastal inn is a place of relaxation, of peace away from modern distractions such as phones and television. Guests come here to sit, to rejuvenate, to read, and, above all, to escape. There is nowhere quite like it. There is a deep water dock and two deep moorings, well sheltered even during the worst winter storms. Just 1.5 miles past Grey Havens the road dead-ends at the 550 acre Reid State Park, a Maine coast state park with its splendid ‘mile beach’, crashing surf, a natural lagoon, sand dunes and wooded trails. This is wild countryside, deer and turkey abound, and moose are occasionally seen – deer tracks criss-cross the winter garden at Grey Havens. The peaceful escape of Grey Havens Inn, however, is just one hour’s drive from the international airport at Portland, or two and a half hours from Boston. The local town of Bath is a quaint old ship-building city with a thriving downtown, many fine restaurants, and the Maine Maritime Museum. The popular coastal towns of Boothbay Harbor and Camden are only a skip up the coast – by car or boat!