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The Spruce Point Inn Resort and Spa overlooking Boothbay Harbor, Maine, allows guests to relax while viewing the sailboats passing ancient lighthouses, lobstermen fetching their traps, ocean water splashing against coastlines and foghorns sounding far off in the distance. Seated on a peninsula, the inn draws couples on romantic getaways, families and other travelers who enjoy sunset sailing. Guests are close to museums, shops, galleries, fishing, golf, whale watching and antique auctions.
Once an 1800s hunting and fishing lodge, the Spruce Point hosts leisure travelers, guests on retreats, conferences, tours, family reunions, weddings and business events. The resort's 88 Grandview formal dining room overlooks the harbor and Burnt Island Lighthouse, while Bogie's Hideaway offers casual dining in a bistro-and-bar setting with leather booths, copper- topped tables and roaring fireplaces. Guests can join the outdoor lobster bakes or retreat to the patio and picnic area for family and group get-togethers.
The Spruce Point offers a boutique spa, whirlpools, private garden, and fitness center; pools; tennis, croquet, shuffleboard, horseshoes, putting green, kayaks and bikes; kids' activities and playground; and hammocks.
The two-story inn features 102 traditional New England guestrooms and 22 suites with private decks and baths, Gilcrest & Sommes toiletries, cable TVs, Internet access, mini-refrigerators and coffeemakers. Some guestrooms include fireplaces, kitchenettes, sitting rooms and whirlpool tubs.
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