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Camden Harbour Inn
Camden, Maine, United States · Independent · High Luxury
Camden Harbour Inn began as an 1874 white Victorian at 83 Bayview Street, first trading as the Mountain View Inn when Camden's harbor was still considered the wrong side of town. Dutch owners Raymond Brunyanszki and Oscar Verest recast the 21-room house in 2007, joining Relais & Chateaux and putting Natalie's restaurant over Penobscot Bay. Michelin has given the inn One Key, and AAA rates it Four Diamond, including 2026.
- 20 rooms
- Opened 1874
About Camden Harbour Inn
- Built in 1874 as a three-story Victorian; originally the Mountain View Inn, renamed Camden Harbour Inn in the 1970s.
- Dutch owners Raymond Brunyanszki and Oscar Verest renovated the inn in 2007 and brought it into Relais & Chateaux.
- Natalie's restaurant, added after the 2007 renovation, looks over Penobscot Bay from the Victorian inn.
- MICHELIN awarded the inn One Key in 2025, alongside its AAA Four Diamond rating.
History
The Camden Harbour Inn is a three-story white Victorian at 83 Bayview Street in Camden, Maine, built in 1874 by a local carpenter. It first operated as the Mountain View Inn, at a time when the harbor itself was considered undesirable, and was later renamed the Camden Harbour Inn in the 1970s.
Dutch owners Raymond Brunyanszki and Oscar Verest renovated the roughly 21-unit inn in 2007, elevating it to Relais & Chateaux status. It is home to Natalie's restaurant and offers views over Penobscot Bay.
The setting
2-minute walk to Chestnut Street Historic District.
Restaurants and bars
- Natalie's — Restaurant
Amenities
- Spa
- Sauna
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AAA Four Diamond (2026)
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
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