WELCOME, from Pat and Bruce Lamotte, proprietors, to Acacia House Hotel in downtown Bar Harbor, Maine's historic area. This century-old Victorian home is set in a quiet tree-lined residential neighborhood, conveniently located near shops, restaurants, the sea, and Acadia National Park.

Restored to its Original Charm. The Acacia House Hotel was built in the late 1880s as the annex of The Belmont Hotel, then one of Bar Harbor's largest hotels. It has been recently restored to its original charm and reopened.

Hospitality & Comfort. The pristine yard invites you inside to experience the charm of hardwood floors,
decorative mantles and beautiful furnishings. While you're relaxing on the sun-lit porch, we will assist in planning
your day or selecting that perfect restaurant for dinner. We have a solid tradition of hospitality and comfort that
we extend to every guest.

Escape to the Comforts of Your Room . Our eight beautifully appointed guestrooms offer the optimum comforts of home. Each room has been tastefully renovated with AC, cable TV, wireless Internet access, and moden private bath.

Quality at an Affordable Rate. The Acacia House Hotel offers quality lodging at affordable rates, ranging from $69 to $165 (2 beadroom suite slighly higher), depending on the season. There are 3-night packages available for those who enjoy the inclusive vacation

Enjoy the Convenience of In-town Lodging. The Acacia House Hotel provides ample private parking. From here you can easily walk throughout the downtown Bar Harbor area. Explore the town pier and waterfront, dine in one of Bar Harbor's fine restaurants, browse unique shops and boutiques, visit museums, rent a bicycle or kayak, or enjoy a music festival or band concert. And for the more adventurous...Acadia National Park is just minutes away.

Directions. To get to The Acacia House Hotel, please take Route 3 from Ellsworth toward Bar Harbor until you come to a stop sign (approximately 18 miles). Turn left on Mt. Desert Street (which is still Route 3) and take your third left onto High Street. The Acacia is at the end of the block on the right.
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