Fine Lodging and Dining
at Moosehead Lake
Greenville, Maine
Greenville Inn
Toll Free 1-888-695-6000
Reviews & Comments
Published Reviews
CondeNast-Johansens Recommended Hotels Inns & Resorts: "...visitors
are transplanted to an era of elegance, charm, friendly service and traditional
luxury living."
The Washington Post: "Greenville Inn is the region's acknowledged
fine dining spot. This is the real thing, both in terms of atmosphere and
cuisine."
Down East Magazine: "It's an ideal place to spend the night after
a day on the snowmobile,skiing at Big Squaw Mountain, or cross-country
skiing the innumerable area trails. And it's also ideal as a destination
in itself,to enjoy spectacular winter scenery, fine meals, and a good book."
Portland Press Herald: "Its chefs are considered among the best in
the state..."
The Providence Sunday Journal: "Modern-day "rusticators" will
find atavistic elegance at the Greenville Inn..."
The Boston Sunday Globe: "A lumber baron's extravagant mansion atop
a hill just off Main Street with views up the lake."
Morning Sentinel: "...it exudes a rich masculinity of hand-carved
mahogany panelling, staircases and ornate fireplaces in a group of cozy
parlors and small elegant dining rooms."
The Boston Sunday Globe: "The Greenville Inn offers 1890s-style luxury."
Aero Zambia Magazine: "Immaculately restored,this Victorian mansion
has been beautifully redecorated."
Gray's Sporting Journal: "...imposing mansion is stunningly elegant,
a Victorian-era luxury liner built by ship's carpenters. After dinner,one
repairs to the baronial splendor of the drawing room..."
A Sports Afield Guide: "With hand-carved paneling, this inn is the
epitome of Victoriana; the fishing isn't bad either."
Charleston's Free Time: "Dinner at the Greenville Inn
was a gourmet treat."
Yankee Magazine's Travel Guide to New England: "Perched on a hillside
overlooking the southern end of the lake, this rambling 1895 mansion is
filled with flourishes of long-gone elegance, from marble showers and stamped
tin walls to a graceful, stained-glass homage to the spruce tree."
National Geographic Guide to America's Hidden Corners: "The inn features
elegantly appointed rooms, great views of the lake, and a superb dining
room.
Best Places to Stay, New England: "A gourmet getaway overlooking New
England's largest lake..."
Guests' Comments
Terry & Jeff are enjoying innkeeping and just a few of guests' comments tell it all:
M.J.R. Pacifica, California
P.H. Virginia Beach, VA
L.G. Lajolla, CA
M. K. Newville, PA
M.S., El Dorado Hills, CA
B.S., Massachusetts
S.M, St. Louis, MO
B.J., Maine
J.A., Austria
P.P., Connecticut
SV, New Hampshire