The Colonial Winterport Inn or the Frankfort Commercial House, as it was originally called, was completed in March, 1834. Located on the beautiful Penobscot River, the picturesque Village of Winterport, and nearby areas offer a variety of activities.
Duncan & Judie Macnab moved from Ottawa, Ontario and restored the Inn in 1990. The seven guest rooms, each with private bath, are furnished with Victorian antiques, cozy floral comforters and coordinating curtains. We are featured in America's Wonderful Little Hotels & Inns.
While staying at the Colonial Winterport Inn you will awake to the aroma of home-baked muffins and coffee, a full breakfast is always Duncan's choice, and is enjoyed by guests, in the warm and cozy breakfast room with ample conversation of the days plans and activities.
At the Colonial Winterport Inn dinners are available by reservation and are prepared by Duncan who is a Cordon Bleu chef. The restaurant is also available for special intimate gatherings or functions. Lunch is served during the summer season.
Stay at the Winterport Colonial Inn during any season:
Autumn - Maine's kaleidoscope of color provides the backdrop to a season of hiking, biking, and nature trails; all within an easy drive of the Inn.
Winter - Downhill and cross-country skiing and ice skating are within 30 minutes of The Colonial Winterport Inn. Watch the Maine Black Bears at University of Maine or have a leisurely dinner in our dining room.
Spring/Summer - A variety of activities are at your disposal, from fishing, tennis and golf to biking, hiking, swimming and picnicking to antique hunting and shopping. Perhaps you would prefer a summer theatre production or a country fair. Catch the season's first salmon from the Penobscot River and have it grace the Presidential table.
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