Maine
Maine Vacations
Maine is one of six states that make up the New England region, it is also the largest. Nicknamed the Pine Tree State in honor of its numerous white pine trees, Maine is best known for its lush landscapes, stunning coastlines, and secluded beaches that stretch out alongside the Atlantic. Over 500,000 acres of land is dedicated to state and national parks, and 32 state parks and 4 national parks lie within its borders. Visitors can largely embrace the outdoors with activities such as camping, hiking, fishing, biking, swimming, and boating.
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Residence Inn Portland Downtown/Waterfront
Downtown PortlandOur 3-Star classification designates those properties where guests experience an ideal mix of comfortable accommodations and modern amenities. Most of these hotels feature a variety of services, and offer distinguished style and comfort.-
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Air Conditioning
Spacious accommodations with homelike amenities make this Portland all-suite hotel the perfect choice for family vacations.
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What to do
Acadia National Park – The largest National Park in Maine, a great location to catch the 1st U.S. sunrise of the day.
Bar Harbor – This charming old town is located on Mt. Desert Island, along Maine’s Frenchman Bay and is known as “the gateway to Acadia National Park.”
Portland – Maine’s biggest and most populous city.
Casco Bay and the islands – Hundreds of islands and exposed ledges can be found within its borders. This is a great area to take a boat cruise, ferry, or hike one of the islands.
Old Orchard Beach – This historic town features 7 miles of beach, pier, and a Palace Playland, complete with a gondola ferris wheel.