The Inn at English Meadows
A three-course breakfast in a 19th-century garden inn
Sobre este hotel
The Inn at English Meadows occupies a 19th-century building set among its own gardens, and the standout amenity is a three-course gourmet breakfast that makes an early tee time genuinely worth waking up for. A hot tub covers post-golf recovery, and pet-friendly rooms mean the trip does not have to leave a dog behind. Pinsa Kennebunk is roughly seven minutes away on foot for dinner, and Seashore Trolley Museum is about nine minutes by taxi for a rest-day outing. Air conditioning and the property's highest guest rating on this list reflect a consistently well-run, chic small property rather than a large resort. The three-course breakfast, more than the gardens or the hot tub, is what guests bring up first when describing the stay.
- Three-course breakfast
- Garden setting
- Hot tub
Nuestra opinión
An excellent choice for a couple or small group who prioritize a genuinely great breakfast and a garden setting over a full resort amenity list. Larger buddies trips needing many rooms, a bar scene or an on-site restaurant for dinner should look at the bigger properties on this list instead of here.
- Build the tee time around the three-course breakfast rather than rushing it; it is the property's best-regarded feature.
- Use the hot tub in the evening after golf, when the small property tends to be quietest.
- Walk to Pinsa Kennebunk for dinner rather than driving the seven minutes; it is an easy, pleasant route.
Por qué nos encanta
- Three-course gourmet breakfast
- 19th-century garden setting
- Hot tub for recovery
- Pet-friendly rooms
Por qué encanta a los huéspedesA couple who prioritized food as much as golf on their trip chose the inn specifically for the three-course breakfast, and it set a high bar for the rest of each day's meals. The gardens gave the property a quiet, unhurried feel between the morning breakfast and an afternoon tee time, and the hot tub became the evening routine after golf. The seven-minute walk to Pinsa Kennebunk covered dinner most nights without needing a car at all.