The Belmont Inn Bed and Breakfast, a true 19th-century Edwardian gem, sits on the quiet side of Camden, one of only two places on the east coast where the mountains meet the sea. Camden's harbor and downtown area beckon from only two blocks away, and a looming Mount Battie offers a picturesque backdrop to an inn that first opened its doors during the Roaring '20's. You'll be welcomed to the Belmont by fresh flowers. That colorful introduction then segues into the rich tones and fabrics of an elegantly furnished parlor with fireplace. The inn's 99 windows play a large role in creating a bright and airy ambience, and the flora paintings of local watercolor artist Jo Spiller help thread together the Belmont's distinctive color scheme.
Accommodations comprise six guest rooms in the main house and three suites in the carriage house.
Each guest room boasts a private ensuite bath, and some feature CD players, air conditioning, and gas fire stoves. A hearty country breakfast is served each morning. Signature entrees include herbed quiche and the sweet indulgence of peaches and cream French toast, feather-light pancakes, and giant Belgian waffles topped with specialty syrups and sauces. The menu changes seasonally to take advantage of local ingredients, fresh seafood, and game. Everything is created on site, including all breads, desserts, smoked seafood, and game, to ensure the quality of your dining experience.