Primrose Inn-Historic Bar Harbor Bed and Breakfast
Innkeepers / Posted 4 years ago by the CHN / 7773 views
Home of the “Senior Pastor Retreat” program, this special Bar Harbor B&B is perfectly located just a short stroll from the wonderful restaurants, shops, galleries, and museums that make Bar Harbor a world-class destination and just a mile from magnificent Acadia National Park. Built in 1878, the historic Primrose Inn is decorated in a light Victorian style that encourages guests to relax and enjoy their time away. Guests will enjoy the comfortable elegance of spacious rooms, each with a private bathroom, high ceilings, and carefully appointed with selected antiques and period reproductions. Many rooms feature cozy gas fireplaces, spa tubs, adjoining sitting rooms as well as private porches. The Primrose Inn has been enhanced with today’s most requested guest amenities such as luxurious linens, flat-panel televisions with built-in DVD players in each guest room, central air conditioning, wireless internet access throughout the inn, guest refreshments at no additional charge and a daily newspaper delivered to each room. Guests of the Primrose Inn will enjoy a hearty full breakfast each morning with a choice of hot entrees served fireside in our dining room or on our wrap-around front porch. Our “Afternoon Tea,” featuring an assortment of freshly baked treats from the Primrose Inn’s kitchen, is very popular with our guests and many plan their day around returning to the inn to relax and enjoy it before dinner. The innkeepers, Catherine and Jeff Shaw, moved to Bar Harbor after residing 10 years in Southern California. While there, Catherine, Jeff and their children were members of Saddleback Church whose Senior Pastor is Rick Warren, the author of Purpose Driven Life. Jeff also served as the Senior Controller for Crystal Cathedral Ministries and Rev. Robert H. Schuller. So journey to this wonderful island just off the coast of Maine and the natural beauty of Acadia National Park and a memorable stay at one of Bar Harbor’s treasures, the Primrose In