Capturing the true essence of Maine's coastline, The Bradley Inn & Restaurant offers an authentic coastal retreat just six minutes from the historic Pemaquid Point Lighthouse in New Harbor, Maine. This turn-of-the-century estate sits on three acres of coastal grounds with 16 guest rooms and cottages, decorated with casual seaside decor, original pine floors, and views of John's Bay. Stays include house-made three-course breakfasts, while the on-site restaurant and tavern serve seasonal, locally sourced Maine seafood and regional cuisine.
Does The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME offer free parking for guests?
Yes, we offer free onsite parking.
Are spa services like massage available during a stay at The Bradley Inn?
No, we do not offer spa services, however, do have an onsite sauna for guest use.
Can The Bradley Inn accommodate dietary restrictions for breakfast?
Yes, special diets are accommodated.
Is breakfast included at The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME, and what kind of breakfast is served?
Yes, three course made-from scratch breakfast is prepared daily.
What room features are offered at The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
May feature a fireplace, private deck, private entrance, refrigerator, microwave, and coffee machine. All rooms have an iron and ironing board as well as a hairdryer. Additional guest amenities include luxury shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, shower soap bar and face soap bar as well as Turkish towels and a makeup face cloth. Water and ice are placed in the room daily along with fresh flowers.
Does The Bradley Inn have a restaurant, bar, or lounge onsite?
Yes, we have a full-service restaurant onsite offering casual fine dining with a made-from-scratch menu from locally sourced product. We have two rooms, a dining room and a tavern. In the tavern we offer bar seating. The menu is the same in both rooms. Please confirm restaurant nights and times as we are not open nightly. Reservations are requested.
What are the best nearby restaurants for lunch or dinner close to The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
Here are a few favorite local spots near the inn:
• The Bradley Inn Restaurant – CasualfFine dining with made-from-scratch cuisine.
• Shaw’s Fish and Lobster Wharf – Fresh Maine seafood in a casual setting.
• The Shuck Station – Local oysters and Maine favorites with live music.
Are pets allowed at The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
No, pets are not allowed.
What is the cancellation policy at The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
Please see our detailed policy here: https://www.bradleyinn.com/about.htm#policies
Is The Bradley Inn family-friendly, and do you allow children?
Yes, we welcome families with children.
Is there a minimum stay requirement at The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
Weekends require a two night minimum stay for most rooms. The larger suites and cottage require a three night minimum stay regardless of the weekday.
What are the check-in and check-out times at The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
Check in is available at The Bradley Inn starting at 3:00pm
and Check out is 11:00am
How many guest rooms or suites are at The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
We have 12 guest rooms, 2 suites and 1 cottage.
What makes The Bradley Inn unique compared to other places to stay in Maine’s Northeast Region?
Close your eyes and think of Maine...rocky coasts, lighthouses, ocean air, and lobster boats. The Bradley Inn embodies the true essence of Maine, with the Pemaquid Lighthouse a mere 4 minute walk away and a location which is central to so many tourist attractions yet secluded enough to be out of the fray.
Is The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME accessible for guests with disabilities?
Accessibility is limited.
Does The Bradley Inn support sustainable travel (eco-friendly practices, EV charging)?
Yes, we’re eco-friendly, though EV charging is not listed.
Can you host weddings, elopements, or private events at The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
Yes, we host weddings, elopements, receptions, and private events both indoor and outdoor.
What are the top attractions near The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME?
Guests often ask about nearby attractions. Here are some highlights:
• Pemaquid Point Lighthouse – Iconic landmark with breathtaking ocean views.
• Sea kayaking – Explore Maine’s scenic rocky coast.
• Damariscotta-Pemaquid region – Over 30 trails and 50 miles of hiking.
Insider Tips
• Visit the lighthouse just a short walk away.
• Try a Hardy Boat Puffin Cruise from New Harbor.
• Search for marbles at Marble Cove.
• Relax on a rare Midcoast soft sand beach.
How far is The Bradley Inn in New Harbor, ME from the nearest major city or airport?
The Bradley Inn is about 65 miles (1.5 hours) from Portland International Jetport (PWM). Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) is about 170 miles (3.5 hours).
Are there any packages or special offers available at The Bradley Inn?
We offer a variety of packages, see our webpage for details.https://www.bradleyinn.com/experience.htm#packages
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"We love the Bradley Inn!"
— Shelly Tatro
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Timothy Martina month ago
5/5
We spent a few weeks in June, B&Bing our way up the coast of Maine, and one of nicest surprises and delights was our time at the Bradley Inn. Laura and Tony were so helpful, and we had our best breakfasts at the Bradley Inn. Our room was charming - we slept so well! - and another big delight was the onsite restaurant. We enjoyed fresh and inventive takes on halibut, scallops, spare ribs, and duck confit (hats off to the chef, Ross!). Julia was our waitress - she was super helpful, too. The cocktails at the bar were also first rate (the ‘white linen’ was my fav - thanks, Emily). If you want to avoid the impersonal hotel scene and uninspired 'continental' breakfasts, the Bradley Inn is that quant, quintessential Maine B&B you’ve been looking for. This is coastal Maine at its best.
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maitri parikha month ago
5/5
We had such a wonderful stay here. The inn is beautiful, but what truly makes it special is the incredible hospitality. Everyone was so warm and welcoming, it genuinely felt like a home away from home.
A special thank you to the chef, who accommodated our vegan dietary requirements at very short notice. During our stay, they thoughtfully prepared vegan breakfasts for us and even made a delicious vegan green curry one evening, and included a housemade chilly oil just for us! It was clear that every meal was made with care and attention.
Thank you to the entire team for making our stay so memorable. We would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting the area!
Experienced a wonderful recent stay for two nights at the Bradley Inn on Pemaquid Point. The food and service at the Inn's restaurant for breakfast and dinner were excellent, and they accommodated gluten allergies for two in our parts of 5 without any challenge. They responded to our requests for help with a couple of room issues or supplies very quickly, and also offered help with a car challenge we had. The region was lovely and restorative.
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peter hill11 months ago
5/5
Enjoyed our stay at the Bradley Inn this weekend. Very unique check in. You register online and your room is open and your keys are in the room when you arrive. We were on the third floor and so had a great view of the water. Bed was very comfortable. Needed their stool to get on the bed since it is high. We enjoyed our dinner and our breakfasts at the inn. The Chef is Gluten free so her baked goods were Gluten free. Would not have minded some non Gluten free baked goods too. Great location and would stay here again.
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Shelly Tatroa year ago
5/5
We love the Bradley Inn! Just fresh back from our annual stay at the Inn. It’s such a perfect getaway. The rooms are well appointed, very clean and comfy- we love the third floor facing the back so you can see the gorgeous sky and ocean off in the distance - and while you won’t see alot of people working during your stay, all you have to do is text or call and you will get what you need. Lovely back deck and yard to relax with a book. It’s quiet, no tv, perfect place to disconnect. No AC in the rooms so keep that in mind if that’s something you need. Most Maine nights are cool. I enjoy their yummy morning breakfast and I LOVE their homemade blueberry muffins - so much so that I emailed Laura begging to have them for one morning during my 3 night stay and she made sure I had them each morning. Thank you again Laura! Can’t wait for our return.
