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Brannon Bunker Inn

Walpole, Maine.

The Brannon-Bunker Inn's offers a welcoming spirit that calls to travelers and families to stay and experience the area's lilac-scented springs; maple-shaded summers; brilliantly colored autumns; or crisp, white winters.

Bed and Breakfast Description

The Inn, originally named The Homeport, was opened in the 1950s as the area's first bed and breakfast. Today our eight sleeping rooms are furnished in themes reflecting the charm of yesterday and the comforts of today with a selection of queen, double, or twin beds. Each of our rooms is decorated in a distinct antique style.

A complimentary continental breakfast is served every morning between 8:00 and 9:30 am, featuring an assortment of homemade muffins and jams, fresh fruit in season, cold cereal, coffee, tea, and juices. It is a great opportunity to map out your day's plans and chat with the other guests.

Later in the day you'll enjoy relaxing on the porch watching the sunset or sitting in the yard enjoying the sounds of the stream or the quiet of the pond. On cool evenings enjoy the warmth of the fieldstone fireplace in the "publyk" room. Regardless of the season or the weather outside there is always a good book, a rousing board game, or a stimulating conversation.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 90.00 - 180.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 8
With private baths: 6
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Continental plus breakfast
• Kitchen facilities available

Nearest Airport(s): Portland

Payment methods accepted:

Services:

Sitting room, porch, antique shop, 3 room suite for family

Area Attractions and Activities:

The coast of Maine has a wealth of lighthouses, antique and book shops, and ocean excursions to delight the traveler. It also has wonderful parks, beaches, and museums.

There are many lighthouses in our area; the closest is Pemaquid Point Light, which is only a short ten-minute drive. The Lighthouse Foundation site has pictures and histories for many of Maine's lighthouses.

Should you like to get out on the ocean to see Maine from a different perspective there are many options. You can take a lobster boat on a puffin watching cruise aboard the Hardy Boat or try a day sail out of Camden or one of Maine's Schooners.

Our area also has many museums, you can learn about Maine's Maritime history. At the Maine Maritime Museum in Bath, explore old houses in Wiscasset, or learn about early settlements in Pemaquid that pre-date Jamestown.

Most Popular Rooms:

The Painted Cottage: This beautiful decorated room becomes your haven of reds, whites and blues. The perfect room for patriotism, enjoy yourself by taking comfort of the quilted queen sized bed. This room comes with a shared bath.

The Victorian Room: Complete with private bathroom, this room’s spotlighted antique is its queen-sized bed’s lion-faced headboard. The calming colors of the warm quilted blankets will send you into a new state of relaxation.

Reservation Notes:

The Inn is located an hour up the coast from Portland, Maine which is home to the Portland International Jetport. The Jetport has frequent flights from Boston and New York. Train service has also recently been instituted from Boston to Portland. If you would like detailed driving directions please feel free to email Jeanne and Joe at brbnkinn@lincoln.midcoast.com

Restrictions

• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.
• Limited access for disabled persons.

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