Waldo Emerson Inn is a colonial style inn listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Inn is the oldest remaining house in Kennebunk and has had several famous owners. The original Dutch gambrel was constructed by one Waldo Emerson in 1753. Waldo, great-uncle of Ralph Waldo Emerson, the poet/essayist, made a tidy profit building clipper ships on the river behind the house. It was inherited through marriage by Theodore Lyman, who made a fortune building ships on the site and added the enormous addition in 1784 as a wedding gift for his second wife.

Property Features Architecturally or historically interesting Barbeque Central TV Central VCR/DVD Central phone Garden Guest fridge Guest hot beverage bar Guest lounge Guest patio Kitchen available Laundry facilities Parlor for guests to mingle Patio Wedding/Event Space	Location Attractive neighborhood Has business/commercial guest potential Has tourist attraction(s) Nearby restaurants and "Things to Do" Quiet location	Languages English Additional Languages: Dutch
Others Features Additional meals All year

Meals Included in Rates Full Farm Breakfasts Home baked

Business Traveler Amenities Conference / Meeting Space Fax Machine Guest Computer Self-Check In/Out Available Voice Mail

Other Amenities Details
Romance Package: Weekend two night special: Two night weekend with fireplace including a dinner certificate worth $25.00 at Bartley's Dockside. $199.00 double occupancy (a $245.00 value) good through June 1st except holiday weekends. Midweek two night special: Stay two nights same as above at $185.00 double occupancy (a $245.00 value). Good through June 1st except holiday weekends. Midweek three night special: Stay two nights and the third is at half the rate including the in-room fireplace - $237.50 double occupancy (a 30% savings) good through June 1st except holiday weekends. For the QUILTERS - Visit the Mainely Quits shop for the new 2007 retreat schedule

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