Captain Lindsey House Inn - Rockland Hotel

Class:

3.0 stars
per Yahoo! Travel
Address: 5 Lindsey St Rockland, ME 04841
Phone: +1 800 523 2145
Email: info@lindsey.com
Website:www.lindseyhouse.com

Average Rating	4.0	17+ reviews from 4 sources

Frommer's	2.0	1+ reviews
Yahoo! Travel	5.0	1+ reviews
TripAdvisor	3.5	8+ reviews
BedAndBreakfast.com	5.0	7+ reviews

Estimated Price: From $65

Captain Lindsey House Inn

5 Lindsey St Rockland
ME 04841

Captain Lindsey House Inn Details

We Recommend Captain Lindsey House Inn Because

"innkeeper was lovely and the breakfast was delicious" more on TripAdvisor
"of the room furnishings are a little tired but entirely comfortable" more on Yahoo! Travel
"historic seaport buildings of rockland, the nine room captain lindsey house, built in 1832 as captain george lindsey s private h" more on OpenList.com
"room was spacious, very nicely appointed and welcoming after a hard day of sightseeing" more on TripAdvisor
"oak english pub breakfast room and the parlor were relaxing places to begin and end the day" more on Yahoo! Travel

Full Amenity List

High speed internet access
Deck
Modem
Non-smoking rooms
Pets considered
antiques
garden
Wedding services
Library
Air conditioning
Restaurant
Hair dryer
Television

Descriptions from Across the Web

One of Rockland's first inns, the nine room Captain Lindsey House Inn has a long tradition of hospitality. Artifacts and furnishings from around the world grace each room. All beds have down comforters and next to the fireplace in the living room is the perfect place to warm up on a cool day. The... more on Yahoo! Travel
This three-story brick house (1835) is just a couple minutes' stroll from the Farnsworth Museum. Guests enter through a doorway a few steps off Main Street, then pass into a first-floor common area with a well-selected mix of antique and contemporary furniture. The rooms are tastefully decorated ... more on Frommer's
In 1924, the Camden-Rockland Water Company bought the Lindsey House to meet the needs of a growing community. Guest rooms became offices and labs, and an eight bay garage was built to house and maintain equipment In 1994, the Water Company moved on and Capts. Ken and Ellen Barnes bought the build... more on LanierBB.com
Nestled amongst the historic seaport buildings of Rockland, the nine room Captain Lindsey House, built in 1832 as Captain George Lindsey's private home, was opened to the public in 1837 as one of Rockland's first Inns. We offer a quiet, comfortable and cozy retreat from your day's activities. Met... more on BedAndBreakfast.com
The Captain Lindsey House Inn, in Rockland, is a 2 star budget b&b. Sleep connoisseurs described the bed as "great". What travelers said they loved: "the room". The hotel is recommended by seasoned travelers, who rate it 5 stars. Also nearby: Farnsworth ... more on OpenList.com

Reviews From Across The Web read all

4.0

English Hotel in Rockland

I thoroughly enjoyed my week's stay at the Captain Lindsay. Though the innkeeper was new to the place the very day I arrived, she was a wonderful and helpful host. [Those who read the travel books should know that the Barnes family has retired from running the inn.]Some of the room furnishings ar... A Yahoo! User, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel

4.0

Relaxing Inn

We stayed at the Captain Lindsey House for a three day get away. The inn is decorated with lovely antiques and includes an outdoor courtyard where we ate breakfast and relaxed in the evenings. Staff was friendly and very helpful in booking sailing excursions etc. Breakfast was wonderful. We found... mshellv, a user of Tripadvisor. Read full review on TripAdvisor

Nautical in Flavor

(August 22, 2007 00:00)

I really enjoyed my stay at the Captain Lindsey House. I had the pleasure of meeting the owners, both licensed sea captains and former owners of the oldest windjammer in America. There's a lovely nautical feel to the inn. It's filled with interesting decor, collected from all over the world. The ... a user of bedandbreakfast.com. Read full review on BedAndBreakfast.com

BedandBreakfast.com

Nestled amongst the historic seaport buildings of Rockland, the nine room Captain Lindsey House, built in 1832 as Captain George Lindsey's private home, was ... bedandbreakfast.com, a user of bedandbreakfast.com. Read full review on OpenList.com

5.0

Loved the Capt. Lindsey Inn

Just returned from a week in Maine where we spent two nights at the Capt. Lindsey Inn. From the minute we walked in the front door, we felt right at home. The Innkeepers were great, the breakfast was wonderful, as were the accommodations. ... maryal521, a user of Tripadvisor. Read full review on TripAdvisor