Queen Anne's Revenge Inn, Bar Harbor, ME

Lodging on a white Victorian-style inn framed by blooming branches in Acadia National Park.

Queen Anne's Revenge is a historic Bar Harbor inn with harbor-adjacent charm and a ship-like vibe. It’s $161 off-peak, plus a 3% destination fee and $10 daily parking. The building started as five 1800s cottages, with winding halls and spacious rooms. Continental breakfast and reliable WiFi help keep the day moving.

Quick facts

Lodging Type: Inn
Price Low Season: 161
Price High Season: 0

Stay details

Lodging Type: Inn
Price Low Season: 161
Price High Season: 0
Peak Season Dates: Peak season runs May through October.
Off Season Dates: Off-season runs from mid-November through April.
Minimum Stay: 1
Cancellation Policy: 15 days' notice required; a $25 processing fee applies.

Rooms & amenities

Room Types Available: Deluxe King Room
King Room
Double Room
Max Occupancy: 4
Bed Configurations: King bed
Two double beds
Square Footage: Varies
In Room Amenities: Free WiFi
Flat-screen TV with cable and streaming
Air conditioning and heating
Property Amenities: Bar
Continental breakfast
Walkable to downtown Bar Harbor
Pool Details: Not listed
Restaurant Details: On-site restaurant not listed; breakfast is continental; nearby dining within walking distance
Family Amenities: Nearby dining options within walking distance

Location & access

Park Area: Acadia National Park vicinity
Distance To Park: Approximately 5 minutes by car; about 2 miles to Acadia Entrance Station
Distance To Town: Located in the center of Bar Harbor; walkable to shops and attractions
Distance To Visitor Center: Not listed
Parking Details: On-site private parking, $10 per day
Shuttle Service: Free Island Explorer shuttle pickup is within a short walk from the inn.
Walkable Amenities: Town Beach (13-minute walk)
Agamont Park (less than 0.6 miles)
The Abbe Museum (11-minute walk)
Criterion Theater (0.4 miles)
Bar Island Trails (0.5 miles)
Village Green (8-minute walk)
Bar Harbor Whale Watching (10-minute walk)
West Street Historic District (2-minute walk)
Bar Harbor Whale Museum (8-minute walk)
Shore Path (10-minute walk)
Accessibility: No elevator; accessibility limited

Policies & fit

Pet Policy: Not allowed
Seasonal Operation: Seasonal operation runs from early May through mid-November.
Winter Access: Closed for the winter; operations resume in late spring.
Best For: Couples and travelers who crave location and historic ambiance
Who Should Skip This: ❌ SKIP IF: You need a full-service hotel with modern amenities, a guaranteed on-site restaurant, or elevator access.

Planning advice

Review Summary: Historic inn with Bar Harbor charm and walkable access to downtown. Pricing stays friendly at $161 off-peak, but you’ll pay for parking and a destination fee. Not a modern resort, but the location and character seal the deal for charm-first travelers.
The Honest Truth: This is a historic inn with maritime ambience and spacious rooms. It delivers location and charm, but it isn’t a modern resort—no elevator, limited on-site dining, and fees to park. If you’re chasing budget-friendly Bar Harbor character, this hits the mark; just plan for the quirks and occasional coffee-cycle variability.
Room Insider Tips: Ask for a room with a deck or a back-building location to maximize quiet. Ground-floor rooms can be stairs-heavy; avoid first floor if you’re lugging heavy bags (no elevator).
Pro Tip Booking: Book early for weekend stays.
Request a deck room if available.
Note 3% destination fee and $10 parking.
Confirm cancellation policy at booking.
Your Morning Game Plan: Skip the lobby coffee for a local brew; you’re 6 minutes from the gate. Leave by 6:50 AM to beat the crowd; Acadia welcomes early birds.
Best Time To Visit: Late May to early October for best weather and activity
Pro Tips: Parking is $10/day on-site. Arrive early to snag a spot near your door.
Breakfast is continental—consider nearby cafés for more variety.
Some rooms have decks—request one if you want a view.
No elevator—pack light and request a lower floor if stairs are tough.
Walkable to Bar Harbor sights, but brace for limited on-site dining.

More details

Is Valid Lodging: 1
Accessibility Features: No elevator access
Hours: Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Not Recommended For: Guests chasing extensive on-site dining, resort-style amenities, or elevator access
Cell Service Wi-Fi: WiFi free and reliable; suitable for streaming
Local Hazards: Parking is limited, and downtown streets can be tight for larger vehicles.
Year Built: 1830
Year Renovated: 0
Eco Certifications: Not listed
Notable Views: Deck views
Harbor glimpses
Architecture Style: Historic maritime inn with wooden clapboard and winding corridors
Awards: None listed
Recent Updates: Original 1800s cottages; no major renovations listed
Family Friendly Notes: Family rooms are available (Standard, Suite, Deluxe King, King, Accessible Queen, Family Rooms). The inn has no on-site dining and its historic layout may lack some modern kid-friendly conveniences.
Babysitting Available: 0
Nearby Facilities: 59 Cottage, Jordan's Restaurant, Thirsty Whale, La Bella Vita, Finback Alehouse, Side Street Cafe, Criterion Theater
Book If: ✅ BOOK IF: You want historic charm in Bar Harbor and a central location. ✅ SKIP IF: You need a modern hotel with an on-site restaurant and elevator.