Bar Harbor Inn

Bar Harbor Inn occupies a prime waterfront position at the edge of Bar Harbor village, with direct views across Frenchman Bay to the Porcupine Islands and the open Gulf of Maine beyond. The resort's spa includes sauna facilities within walking distance of Acadia National Park's carriage roads and ocean path trails. Bar Harbor is the gateway to Acadia, Maine's only national park and the most visited national park in the northeastern United States, bringing millions of hikers and outdoor enthusiasts annually — a natural constituency for restorative sauna culture. The Inn's historic character dates to the 19th century Gilded Age summer colony that made Mount Desert Island a destination.