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Augustus Bove House


11 Sebago Road
Naples, Maine
888-806-6249
http://www.naplesmaine.com/

From their website:
Augustus Bove House known since the "horse and buggy" era as one of the finest "summer hotels" of the area -having been visited by such notable personalities as opera star Enrico Caruso and Joseph P. Kennedy. Open since 1984, David and Arlene Stetson, your hosts, welcome you to the AUGUSTUS BOVE HOUSE, one of the first summer hotels of the area. We are open year 'round, so reservations are recommended and always appreciated. Enjoy a full, HOMEMADE BREAKFAST which includes fresh fruit or fruit compote, fresh muffins and breads, cereal, juice, coffee and tea, as well as a cooked main dish such as french toast with ham, or pancakes with sausage, served with homemade blueberry or apple walnut syrup. Quaint, romantic, secluded, this getaway is the perfect place to unwind. Feast your eyes on the most beautiful fall foliage in the world. With over thirty lakes in the surrounding Lake Region, the area boasts excellent fishing, boating, and swimming.

White Pines Inn


1262 Roosevelt Trail
Raymond, Maine
207-655-3345
http://www.whitepinesmaine.com/

From their website:
The Innkeepers and Support Staff at the White Pines Inn seek to provide clean, comfortable and safe accommodations, so that you may enjoy a worry-free stay in the Sebago Lake Region of Maine.

Conveniently located on U.S. Route 302 in Raymond, Maine, close to Saint Joseph's College and the neighboring towns of Windham, Casco, Naples, Gray, Standish and Sebago, the White Pines Inn offers year-round motel and lakefront lodging for business and pleasure travelers.

Inn at Long Lake


15 Lake House Road
Naples, Maine
800-437-0328
http://www.innatlonglake.com/

From their website:
Be our guest at Inn at Long Lake, in the heart of the Sebago Lake region and mountains in the quaint village of Naples, Maine. Stay in one of the top Sebago Lake bed and breakfasts and enjoy premier lodging in Western Maine. The warmth of our romantic inn welcomes you at the door. Built in the early 1900s, this Victorian inn features stained glass windows and a graceful veranda appointed with wicker chairs and beautiful views of Long Lake. Once inside, you'll find striking antiques, fresh flowers, and our collection of old clocks. Book your stay in one of our 16 elegant guestrooms today and see for yourself why our inn is one of Maine's true treasures. Book your stay in one of our elegant rooms today for a spa weekend, retreat or reunion.

Maplewood Inn and Motel


549 Roosevelt Trail
Route 302
Casco, Maine
207-655-7586
http://www.shindamen.com/

From their website:
The motel, newly constructed in 2003, consists of six gorgeous rooms, spacious, ultra comfortable, and well equipped. One room is especially designed for handicapped persons complete with "drive-in shower". In the middle is the laundry room, iron and iron board. Each room has two beds, Queens and Fulls. There are fridges and microwaves in all rooms. The TV's offer a 70+channel line-up including sports and news. A high-speed internet connection plugs right into your lap-top, without dialing in! All rooms have a phone with front-desk service, incoming call transfer and free local calls. Summers in Maine can be pretty hot. To keep you and your family cool, we installed high capacity air conditioners in the rooms and renovated the 20 x 40 swimming pool for your enjoyment.

Lamb's Mill Inn


131 Lamb's Mill Road
Naples, Maine 04055
207-693-6253
http://www.lambsmillinn.com/

From their website:
Lamb’s Mill Inn Nestled on 20 Acres in The Heart of the Western Lakes and Mountain Region of Maine. Step back in time to 19th Century country elegance, beautiful gardens, a restful and peaceful ambiance and sumptuous country breakfasts. Romance awaits you in the heart of Maine’s Sebago-Long Lake Region. Lamb’s Mill Inn is located in the small picturesque village of Naples, Maine, just 28 miles west of Portland and 25 miles east of North Conway, NH. Nestled on 20 acres of field and woods, this charming old farmhouse was built by Frank Lamb between 1860- and 1870 as a private residence.