How to Find Luxury Hotels In Ogunquit, Maine
Ogunquit, Maine is a small coastal town best known for its 3 miles of pristine beaches. Tourists are most attracted to Ogunquit for its breathtaking beauty, simplistic seaside offerings and luxury seaside resorts along the beach. A favorite vacation spot among gay and lesbian tourists--with numerous gay-friendly establishments provided throughout--Ogunquit is a fun and relaxing travel destination. Follow these steps to start planning your trip.
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Choose Your Hotel in Ogunquit, Maine
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Book luxury accommodations in Ogunquit, Maine by calling the Maine Office of Tourism-Ogunquit at 888-624-6345 or by visiting the Web site (see Resources below).
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Book a room at the Gorges Grant Hotel at 800-646-5001 or via its Web site (see Resources below).
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Consider staying at a locally owned bed and breakfast to cut down on the overall expense in your hotel accommodations. The prices typically range from $65 to $150 a night.
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Find your luxury accommodations in nearby Kittery. You will be conveniently located just a short drive away from more than 100 shops.
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Book a room in a downtown hotel to be centrally located near Ogunquit's beaches, museums and art galleries.
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Choose lodging at one of the city's numerous seaside resorts and inns. You'll be just a short walk or drive away from the famed 3-mile beaches and close to many water-related attractions. With the added bonus of spa facilities, many seaside resorts offer both luxury and convenience.
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Select 3- and 4-star accommodations close to the beach. This will put you near a variety of shops and restaurants, too. Take advantage of menus serving up Maine lobster! Expect to pay at least $135 to $175 a night.
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Seek luxury accommodations along Shore Road. You'll be close to Perkins Cove as well as to many shops and restaurants. Perkins Cove is also home to several of the area's art galleries.
Prepare for Your Hotel Stay in Ogunquit, Maine
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Select one of the four neighboring airports nearby airport to fly into: Portland International Jetport, Boston International Airport, Manchester Airport and Pease International Tradeport. There is no airport in Ogunquit.
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Rent a car or drive your own to Ogonquit on Route 1 or Route 95. For a scenic trip, take Route 1 instead of Route 95. If you plan to head on down to Boston, however, Route 95 is your best bet.
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Get around by foot. Ogunquit is considered the most pedestrian-friendly city in the state of Maine.
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Take a trolley to tour the downtown area. As you're walking, listen for the bell. It will warn you a trolley is approaching.
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Tips & Warnings
Make your hotel reservations at least 2 to 3 months in advance to enjoy your summer visit. Know that visitors arrive from all over to enjoy the town's coastal attractions.