The Black Friar Inn for golf holidays in Maine, USA

Gracious. Comfortable. The Black Friar Inn is a uniquely restored Victorian home surrounded by a perennial flower garden. Mantels, bookcases, windows, and finely crafted woodwork from turn- of-the-century "cottages" on Mount Desert Island shape every part of the Inn. Seven romantic guest rooms are tastefully furnished with period antiques and beautifully decorated. Fine linens dress your queen or king-size bed, soft carpets pamper your feet, and each room has a private bath.

Rooms comfortably accommodate one or two people; the suite has a sofa-bed for two more. Sorry- no rollaways or cots. All rooms have ensuite, private bathrooms with showers, individual air conditioners & heaters. Rates include delicious gourmet breakfast, late afternoon refreshments, and rainy day teas.

Breakfast at the Black Friar
All of our breads, sweet treats, and cinnamon buns are prepared in our own kitchen.  Breakfast is full, fresh, delicious! Entrees change daily and feature seasonal fruit, juices, Belgian waffles, eggs du jour, cereals, hearty pancakes, French toast, quiche, breakfast meats, fresh blueberry muffins, homemade toast, cinnamon buns, fresh-brewed coffee, and teas

The Black Friar Inn rests on a quiet side street in picturesque Bar Harbor ~ just a short walk from a swirl of activity. Tour the bustling harbor filled with lobster boats, schooners, yachts, and cruise ships (the QE2 is a regular visitor).  See the lovely Porcupine Islands or visit Acadia National Park which is only  a few moments from the Inn. The second most popular park in the United States, Acadia is a true gift. It offers the very best of Nature's treasures. Cold, blue waters of the North Atlantic Ocean. Dramatic, glacial cliffs braced against the sea. Thick, rolling fog. Lush, green, aromatic pine forests. Wildflowers in profusion. Tall, silent mountains. The morning sunrise. Evening sunsets. Rich, starry nights. And in the autumn, a stunning rainbow of leaves. Walk. Sail. Bike. Swim. Sea kayak. Photograph. Enjoy. Golf.


GOLF :-

Kebo Valley  Golf Club 
This championship 18-hole public golf course borders Acadia National Park. Although Kebo is the 8th oldest club in the country, it has definitely withstood the test of time. It’s a very challenging links-style course set on a beautiful piece of property.
www.kebovalleyclub.com

Bar Harbor Golf Club
The Bar Harbor Golf Course, at the mouth of Frenchman's Bay, is one of New England's finest golf courses and known for its picturesque beauty. Vast fairways overlook the scenic Jordan River and the majestic mountains of Bar Harbor. A perfect spot for 18 challenging holes of golf.
www.barharborgolfcourse.com

Grindstone Neck Golf Club
Enjoy the water views on one of the older golf courses in America in the Downeast Maine/Acadia region.
www.grindstonegolf.com

Island Country Club
Deer Isle has a country club with a 9 hole golf course and three tennis courts which are open to the public. After a round of golf or a game of tennis, have lunch at the Fairway Cafe and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this island gem.
www.islandcountryclub.net

White Birches Golf Club
This course is challenging because of the water hazards that come into play on three holes. Additionally, there are out-of-bounds areas on four holes and sand bunkers on six holes. The fast greens are sloped, and there are numerous trees that can alter your shots.
www.whitebirchescountryclub.com

Castine Golf Club
Castine Golf Course was designed by Willie Park, Jr., in 1921. Golf has been played at this course since 1896. Greens are large and undulating and coastline and harbor views reward those playing this nine hole, par 35 course. Semi-Private, 9 holes
www.castinegolfclub.com/golf-club-castine.htm

Contact Us :-
Black Friar Inn
10 Summer Street
Bar Harbor
Maine 04609-1424
Tel : 001 (207) 288-5091
FAX:001  (207) 288-4197
stay@blackfriarinn.com 
www.blackfriarinn.com