Belfast is the ideal location to explore all of the mid-coast of
Maine; and The White House Inn is the place to stay in
Belfast. Fare forth to the north for a one hour drive through
beautiful countryside to visit Bar Harbor and Acadia. Turn south, for a twenty minute drive to the bustle of Camden and
Rockland. Return after each sojourn to the delight of Belfast
and the White House Inn. And then linger here for a while to
explore Belfast itself with its quintessential atmosphere of
America's small town.

For 170 years, the James P. White House has been known as the pride of Belfast with its stately Greek revival architecture. The mansion is also a haven for discerning guests looking for distinctive accommodations, including Italian linens and plasma TVs with DVD players.

The man who built the house, James Patterson White, as well as the man who designed it, Calvin Ryder, created one of the most dramatic mansions in Maine. Belfast is an architectural jewel on the mid-coast. The parlors and library are designed for our guests' relaxation and enjoyment. A park-like triangle of grounds and gardens complete with the largest copper beech tree in Maine surrounds the Inn.

A short walk to downtown, and you will find many dining establishments, shops, galleries, and picturesque harbor views to enhance your visit.

Your hosts, Diana and Santiago Rich, are committed in every way to ensuring that each guest leaves wanting to return.