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Take a step back in time. This 1786 mansion built by David Kenniston, a prominent shipbuilder and landowner is now a wonderfully restored Bed & Breakfast. Ten tastefully decorated rooms, each with a private bath, comfy quilts, five with working fireplaces, offer homelike accommodations for a discriminating clientele.

Acres of wildflowers, gardens and shady maples invite you to explore the natural beauty of one of the oldest homes in Boothbay. A full country breakfast is served by the fireplace in the dining room.

The huge open hearth fireplace in the living room is a welcome setting for reading, chatting, or relaxing. Step back in time at Kenniston Hill Inn for the very best in accommodations. Open all year

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Boothbay Harbor region is full of places to stay. Few, however, offer the peace and quiet of the Kenniston Hill Inn coupled with ease of access to the bustle when you're ready for it.

Set back from Route 27, this white center chimney Georgian Early American home with column porch is an oasis for travelers. Yet Boothbay Harbor and all its attractions is only a short ride away.

With five of the ten bedrooms offering working fireplaces, the handsome decor and four poster beds add to the romantic atmosphere. All ten rooms have private baths. Each of the rooms have there own unique character and charm. Several of them have their own outside entrances

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A recent review, of many, found on a bed and breakfast site!
5/22/2009

Now that I am traveling closer to home with my family. We decided the past year to hop B&B's on the Coast of Maine.

We found our 3 night stay at Kenniston Hill Inn was our best experience of a B&B in all of New England, as we usually go to the Cape or Vermont. We have never felt more welcomed, more at home, and we thought Diane's breakfast were the real deal! All home made, plenty, delicious. Her historic home is tasteful in decor, not cookie cutter, authentic period taste, her past with historic homes shows in her knowledge of history and architecture. She has was so very attentive with all of us and authentically so.

We will return there as we also found it to be the best of Inns close enough to shopping, water and activities with out being in the middle of it. Her grounds are meticulous, rooms are spacious ! This is a great B&B if you also have never experienced one-you will be hooked!! Carol M.