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SnowSquall Inn
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| Voted "Highly Recommended" by Fodors Guide to the Maine Coast, Snow Squall is an elegantly relaxing Bed and Breakfast conveniently located on coastal route 1 in Wiscasset, "The Prettiest Village in Maine". Snow Squall is 2 ¾ hours north of Boston and 25 minutes north of Freeport's discount shopping, and LLBean. The town of Wiscasset is home to the famous "Reds Eats" voted the best Lobster Rolls in Maine, which is within walking distance from Snow Squall. Flights into Logan Airport in Boston, Portland Maine, and Manchester New Hampshire, offer convenient access to the magic of Maine's ruggedly enchanting coastline, beaches, lighthouses, national parks, museums, whitewater rafting, skiing, snowmobiling, or just relaxing in the warmth and casual atmosphere native to Maine.
Snow Squall has seven tastefully decorated rooms, including three suites ideal for families. Each room has air conditioning, a private bath, a queen or king sized bed, and two have working fireplaces. Snow Squall's two beautifully decorated lounges, rocking chairs on the porch overlooking the garden and gazebo, as well as our lovely dining room all provide guests with a place to relax. Snow Squall offers high speed wireless internet access, two common areas with fireplaces and tv, and beautifully relaxing grounds. Prices start at $100 per night and include a full gourmet breakfast prepared by professional chef and owner Paul Harris. On site massage and yoga will be provided in the fall of 2007.
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Directions
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| Directions from the Airport
(from Portland-Westbrook Airport)
Take Maine Turnpike / I-95 North to Exit 52 ( Falmouth Spur)
Stay on the Falmouth Spur and follow signs connecting to I-295 North
Follow I-295 North to Exit 28 ( Brunswick / Coastal Route 1)
Follow signs for Route 1 North through Brunswick Heading to Bath
Follow Route 1 North over the Sagadahoc Bridge in Bath ( Kennebec River)
SNOW SQUALL B&B is about 9 miles past the bridge, on the left in Wiscasset at the beginning of the Historic District
1 Reflects new route and exit numbering for I-95 & I-295
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