ick off your shoes and relax in "country comfort" at Hatfield Bed and Breakfast. Our 107 year old home is located on a quiet residential side street, and is within walking distance to just about everything in town, including the town pier and harbour. We are only minutes from beautiful Acadia National Park or "The Cat", the high speed catamaran ferry to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

The Inn is named after our last home in a small rural town outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Our guest rooms, living room and dining room reflect our preference for "country comfort". We invite

you to join us for a spell, to chat on the front porch in the afternoon with some tea and homemade cookies; to site in the evening in the living room by the fire to reflect on whatever it is you did and saw on our beautiful island. If you'd like, we'll help you plan your next day's activities at the dining room table, or after a busy day, just relax for a while on our third floor sun/moon deck.

It is certainly no secret that on Mt. Desert Island there is much to see, do and enjoy. Home to Acadia National park, the island boasts scenic vistas unequaled on the East Coast, as well as all levels of hiking, biking and swimming, whale watching, sailing, and uncounted quiet places for dreaming or quiet contemplation: Bar Harbor and the other small towns on the island offer a variety of great restaurants, shops and galleries.

With all there is to do, you'll of course need a hearty country breakfast to start your day. Each morning you'll awaken to the smell of fresh perked coffee, and reach the dining room to find a different special hot entree, in addition to fresh fruit, juice, fresh home baked muffins and bread, your choice of assorted hot and cold cereals, and a choice of herbal or regular teas. No need for lunch after this meal!

Each of our six guest rooms has a name as individual as it is decorated. All have antique queen size beds and private bathrooms.

UNCLE FRANK - Located on the first floor, this room features easy access to the dining room, an antique pineapple bed, and of course, pictures and memorabilia of Uncle Frank. Perfect for those who don't want to (or are unable to) walk stairs.

JOHN WAYNE - This second floor room features a four poster bed and a large private bathroom with bathtub and shower. John Wayne never really stayed here, but if he had, this is the room he would have wanted.

KNOTSBERRY - In this second floor room with antique iron bed and oak furnishings, you'll be enticed to dream of quiet places in a land far away. Legend holds that Guinevere and Lancelot often visited Knotsberry, a small village surrounded by rolling hills and an enchanted forest just outside the castle at Camelot.

CORNER ROOM - This is a cozy second floor room with an antique high-back bed, a unique chair/desk (circa 1955), and just a slight bias towards Penn State.

THIRD FLOOR ROOM - Let this quiet third floor sanctuary with it's multi-angled eaves help your imagination run wild. Find out what's so special about one of Sandy's favorite rooms.

ELDORADO - This third floor room offers a view of Cadillac Mountain, an antique high-bed and a private detached bathroom with shower. Eldorado will add a special novelty to your stay.