Herbert Grand Hotel 
246 Main Street, Kingfield 04947, Maine, USA
+1 207 2652000
http://www.herbertgrandhotel.com
246 Main Street, Kingfield 04947, Maine, USA
+1 207 2652000
http://www.herbertgrandhotel.com
General and in-room facilities and services available at Herbert Grand Hotel
restaurant
fully equipped common kitchen
summer terrace/patio
jacuzzi tub
pets are admitted
rooms for non-smokers
souvenir shop
luggage storage
phone at the reception
24-hour reception desk
garage places on site
located in the center
credit/debit cards accepted
television set in room
air conditioner in room
tea and coffee making facilities
en-suite/private bathroom
Some excerpts from the website of Herbert Grand Hotel that might be useful
Summer Rates for 2008 All rates include: Rates include tax and service charge. Weekends--same low rate-- two night mimuim on some weekends STAY 2 NIGHTS, 3RD NIGHT FREE Must book free night when making your reservation. Coffee--tea--hot chocolate--dounuts--cold cereal in the morning. Ice available on first floor. Cable TV(69 ch)--rooms are air conditioned. Free access to wireless internet service. Staff's personal attention to details Riverview Hair Salon at the Herbert and Daisy A Day Flower Shop next door. WE ARE A SMOKEFREE HOTEL. All smoking must be outside on the veranda. YES-We are a pet friendly hotel DOGS ONLY Meet our Siberian Husky, Aurora $25.00 per night for each dog. Recomended kennel near the hotel - Thunder Ridge Kennels at 207-628-2932 and ask for Beverly Francis. In January 2003 Ski Magazine choose the Herbert as the top 10 in the USA for being the most charming and cheap hotel to stay and Men's Journal, May 2004, selected Kingfield and the Herbert Grand Hotel as Hideouts, 25 Dream Towns and Secret Destinations. Also article in July 2005 Morning Sentinel called Kingfield Landmark Replendent Once Again. In 2007 featured in the Boston Globe a TV special, and in the book 101 Outdoor Places to Stay January 2008 Downeast Magazine King of the Hill Kingfield and Herbert Grand Hotel featured in the New York Times Travel Section The Herbert Grand Hotel is 15 miles from Sugarloaf Discounts Room with full bed,private bath $69 per night. Room with 2 twin beds and private bath with single whirlpool. $79.00 Weekend $79.00 Weekday. Room with 2 full beds for up to four guests,private bath with shower. $120.00 Weekend $120.00 Weekday. Room with Queen Bed,TV and private bath with single whirlpool. 2 bedroom suite for up to four guests: one room has Queen bed and other room has two twin beds, TV. Private bath with single whirlpool. Full 3B is not available HOWEVER--We have available one room with---- Queen-Twin 1 queen bed and 1 twin bed,sleeps 3 quests, private bath with single whirlpool. $95.00 Weekend $95.00 Weekday. Room with King bed,TV, Franklin electric fireplace, and private bath with single whirlpool. $90.00 Weekend $90.00 Weekday. Room with King bed,TV, electric mantel fireplace and private bath with single whirlpool. $105.00 Weekend $105.00 Weekday. Spacious room with King bed. In sitting area, electric mantled fireplace, TV. Private bath with double whirlpool. Spacious room with King bed. In sitting area, electric mantled fireplace,TV. Other room with 2 twin beds. Private bath with double whirlpool. $140.00 Weekend $140.00 Weekday. Please feel free to call us at 1-888-656-9922 for more information. We have a 15 Day Cancellation Policy. $25.00 cancellation fee retained from deposit. 50% deposit required at time of booking. Less then 15 days No Refunds. You are responsible for the full reservation amount. No Refunds if you decide to leave early, as we have refused other guests for those nights. © 2002 Herbert Grand Hotel
The Herbert Grand Hotel was constructed in 1917-18 by Herbert Wing. Some folks say he built it for his wife while others say he built it as a place to entertain notables while considering running for Governor. Mr. Wing was a lawyer, judge and member of the Maine House of Representatives in the early years of the 20th century. The building was constructed of the finest materials available at that time as was the tradition of the Grand hotels of that era. Many have stood the test of time such as the fumed oak, brass fixtures and terazzo floors. Fuming is a process where wood is placed in an airtight room and fumed with ammonia. The longer the time, the deeper the color. Today, the prohibitive cost of doing this prevents its widespread use. The Herbert Grand Hotel boasted a Western Electric telephone system. It is said that at the time, the Herbert was the only hotel north of Boston where a patron could receive a call in the dining room at his table. You can see the original outlets throughout our dining room. The Herbert Grand Hotel also was one of the first places in Kingfield to be completely electrified from the start, and today the original brass fixtures and outlet covers have been polished once more to their original luster. Prior to 1982, the hotel's previous owners simply walked out one blustery winter day and were never seen or heard from again. The Herbert Grand Hotel was abandoned and in bankruptcy court when new owners came to the hotel's rescue. It had suffered the cold badly, with no fewer than 237 burst water pipes. Paint was peeling, and plaster was falling. Following a $1 million-plus restoration, the Herbert was better than ever, with a new roof, sprinklers, and fire alarm systems. In its pre-refurbishment days, the Herbert had just six bathrooms; today all 27 rooms have baths (25 have Jacuzzis). The Herbert had been restored to its past glory complete with a dining room featuring exciting, upscale New England cuisine and an impressive selection of wines. The restaurant had received several awards, including a four-star rating from the Boston Globe. Sometime in the past several years, the hotel once again suffered from a decline in management. The restaurant was closed and the signs of neglect began to show. In 2001 the Herbert Grand Hotel was purchased by Marcie Herrick. Marcie's 18 years of experience in the hospitality business would be called on to make the necessary improvements again to bring the Herbert back to its days of splendor and fame. Plans are underway to refurbish the many rooms, open a first class restaurant and bring back local activities such as piano recitals and art shows. Although there have been changes over the past 83 years, the Herbert has not lost the feel and appearance of Grand Hotel, 1918.
246 Main Street Kingfield, Maine 04947 (207) 265-2000 ~ 888-656-9922. InnKeeper@HerbertGrandHotel.com. Click image for larger view. Welcome to the Herbert Grand Hotel's web site. The Herbert is a restored Grand Hotel dating back to 1917. We are located in the Carrabassett Valley of Central Maine which offers year round recreational activities. The grounds surrounding the hotel are small but beautiful. Under the beautiful hardwood trees on the back lawn are two swing sets and a picnic table. Many birdhouses and feeders are hanging in the branches and you simply must get your picture taken in the rock chair! As you open the oak door and step into the lobby, you'll be enveloped by the timeless grandeur of the grand hotel era. The spacious lobby features fumed oak panels and trim, polished brass fixtures, terrazzo floors, high tin ceilings, a huge fireplace and a grand piano. The period velvet couches invite you to slow down and smell the roses. Walk over to the front desk... Slide your hand across the oak counter... Ring the bell... The Herbert Grand Hotel Welcomes You. Writing tables with vases of flowers and writing materials are in the halls on each floor. There's a couch on the second floor by the entrance to the outdoor balcony. Slide into a comfortable Adirondac chair and enjoy the view of the mountains and tranquility of the area. There are also small tables and chairs to enjoy coffee, a snack or perhaps a game of checkers amidst seasonal flowers and decorations. 2002-2006 Herbert Grand Hotel
Click on linked titles for more information. Information on the many churches in the Kingfield area. Herbert Grand Hotel and the. Like the hub of a great wheel, the Black Fly Snowmobile Loop circles the heart of Franklin County, connecting the spokes that comprise more than 300 miles of well groomed mountain trails. Trip Advisor Reviewa. 1868 Wire New Portland, Maine, USA (Carrabasset River). This wire bridge in New Portland is located just a few miles from the Herbert Grand Hotel. Located near the Herbert Grand Hotel in an old schoolhouse, exhibits include steam cars, air brush portraits, paintings, violins, and photographs by Chansonetta. in the beautiful Carrabassett Valley. This is a great site provided by. Mingo Springs Golf Course, Rangeley's challenging scenic 18 hole course. Lodge at the Herbert Grand Hotel and we will give you a coupon for a 10% discount for tee fees. is the family home of the Washburns, one of the great political dynasties of the 19th century. Sugarloaf Golf Course at Sugarloaf USA is just a 20 minutes up the road from the Herbert Grand Hotel
The Herbert Grand Hotel, a historic grand hotel located in Kingfield Maine near Sugarloaf mountain in the Carrabassett Valley. Innkeeper@herbertgrandhotel.com. Welcome to the Herbert Grand Hotel website. This historic inn was built in 1917 and has provided lodging and fine dining to the Kingfield Maine area since. We are conviently located at the entrance to the Carrabassett Valley which is a favorite vacation spot for people seeking to enjoy to great outdoors. The summer offers such sports as hiking, rafting, white water canoing, camping and fishing. It also provides the perfect location for nature photographers and artists to retreat for a relaxing vacation. The fall ushers in some of the best hunting in New England where game animals are plentiful. Winter finds the Inn located close to Sugarloaf USA and Saddleback mountains providing excellent alpine and nordic skiing as well as snow mobiling and show shoeing. When your day of adventuring is over, we offer comfortable and affordable lodging in a romantic atmosphere with world class fine dining. Come stay with us at the Herbert Grand Hotel and experience how relaxing and enjoyable a Maine vacation can be. JOIN OUR MAILING LIST. 2002-2006~ Herbert Grand Hotel
From Portland, travel I-95 to Augusta from Augusta follow Route 27 to Kingfield. From Northern New Hampshire, travel U.S. Route 2 to Farmington from Farmington, follow Route 27 to Kingfield. From Bangor travel I-95 to Newport from Newport follow U.S. Route 2 to Skowhegan take a right onto Route 201 North, travel about 4 miles take left on Route 148 into Madison/Anson. Directly after crossing the Kennebec River in Anson take a right onto Route 201A. Travel about 5 miles to North Anson and take a left onto Route 16 to Kingfield. The Kingfield Herbert Hotel is located right on Main Street in Kingfield, on the left hand side on Route 27 North.
The Herbert Grand Hotel was constructed in 1917-18 by Herbert Wing. Some folks say he built it for his wife while others say he built it as a place to entertain notables while considering running for Governor. Mr. Wing was a lawyer, judge and member of the Maine House of Representatives in the early years of the 20th century. The building was constructed of the finest materials available at that time as was the tradition of the Grand hotels of that era. Many have stood the test of time such as the fumed oak, brass fixtures and terazzo floors. Fuming is a process where wood is placed in an airtight room and fumed with ammonia. The longer the time, the deeper the color. Today, the prohibitive cost of doing this prevents its widespread use. The Herbert Grand Hotel boasted a Western Electric telephone system. It is said that at the time, the Herbert was the only hotel north of Boston where a patron could receive a call in the dining room at his table. You can see the original outlets throughout our dining room. The Herbert Grand Hotel also was one of the first places in Kingfield to be completely electrified from the start, and today the original brass fixtures and outlet covers have been polished once more to their original luster. Prior to 1982, the hotel's previous owners simply walked out one blustery winter day and were never seen or heard from again. The Herbert Grand Hotel was abandoned and in bankruptcy court when new owners came to the hotel's rescue. It had suffered the cold badly, with no fewer than 237 burst water pipes. Paint was peeling, and plaster was falling. Following a $1 million-plus restoration, the Herbert was better than ever, with a new roof, sprinklers, and fire alarm systems. In its pre-refurbishment days, the Herbert had just six bathrooms; today all 27 rooms have baths (25 have Jacuzzis). The Herbert had been restored to its past glory complete with a dining room featuring exciting, upscale New England cuisine and an impressive selection of wines. The restaurant had received several awards, including a four-star rating from the Boston Globe. Sometime in the past several years, the hotel once again suffered from a decline in management. The restaurant was closed and the signs of neglect began to show. In 2001 the Herbert Grand Hotel was purchased by Marcie Herrick. Marcie's 18 years of experience in the hospitality business would be called on to make the necessary improvements again to bring the Herbert back to its days of splendor and fame. Plans are underway to refurbish the many rooms, open a first class restaurant and bring back local activities such as piano recitals and art shows. Although there have been changes over the past 83 years, the Herbert has not lost the feel and appearance of Grand Hotel, 1918.
246 Main Street Kingfield, Maine 04947 (207) 265-2000 ~ 888-656-9922. InnKeeper@HerbertGrandHotel.com. Click image for larger view. Welcome to the Herbert Grand Hotel's web site. The Herbert is a restored Grand Hotel dating back to 1917. We are located in the Carrabassett Valley of Central Maine which offers year round recreational activities. The grounds surrounding the hotel are small but beautiful. Under the beautiful hardwood trees on the back lawn are two swing sets and a picnic table. Many birdhouses and feeders are hanging in the branches and you simply must get your picture taken in the rock chair! As you open the oak door and step into the lobby, you'll be enveloped by the timeless grandeur of the grand hotel era. The spacious lobby features fumed oak panels and trim, polished brass fixtures, terrazzo floors, high tin ceilings, a huge fireplace and a grand piano. The period velvet couches invite you to slow down and smell the roses. Walk over to the front desk... Slide your hand across the oak counter... Ring the bell... The Herbert Grand Hotel Welcomes You. Writing tables with vases of flowers and writing materials are in the halls on each floor. There's a couch on the second floor by the entrance to the outdoor balcony. Slide into a comfortable Adirondac chair and enjoy the view of the mountains and tranquility of the area. There are also small tables and chairs to enjoy coffee, a snack or perhaps a game of checkers amidst seasonal flowers and decorations. 2002-2006 Herbert Grand Hotel
Click on linked titles for more information. Information on the many churches in the Kingfield area. Herbert Grand Hotel and the. Like the hub of a great wheel, the Black Fly Snowmobile Loop circles the heart of Franklin County, connecting the spokes that comprise more than 300 miles of well groomed mountain trails. Trip Advisor Reviewa. 1868 Wire New Portland, Maine, USA (Carrabasset River). This wire bridge in New Portland is located just a few miles from the Herbert Grand Hotel. Located near the Herbert Grand Hotel in an old schoolhouse, exhibits include steam cars, air brush portraits, paintings, violins, and photographs by Chansonetta. in the beautiful Carrabassett Valley. This is a great site provided by. Mingo Springs Golf Course, Rangeley's challenging scenic 18 hole course. Lodge at the Herbert Grand Hotel and we will give you a coupon for a 10% discount for tee fees. is the family home of the Washburns, one of the great political dynasties of the 19th century. Sugarloaf Golf Course at Sugarloaf USA is just a 20 minutes up the road from the Herbert Grand Hotel
The Herbert Grand Hotel, a historic grand hotel located in Kingfield Maine near Sugarloaf mountain in the Carrabassett Valley. Innkeeper@herbertgrandhotel.com. Welcome to the Herbert Grand Hotel website. This historic inn was built in 1917 and has provided lodging and fine dining to the Kingfield Maine area since. We are conviently located at the entrance to the Carrabassett Valley which is a favorite vacation spot for people seeking to enjoy to great outdoors. The summer offers such sports as hiking, rafting, white water canoing, camping and fishing. It also provides the perfect location for nature photographers and artists to retreat for a relaxing vacation. The fall ushers in some of the best hunting in New England where game animals are plentiful. Winter finds the Inn located close to Sugarloaf USA and Saddleback mountains providing excellent alpine and nordic skiing as well as snow mobiling and show shoeing. When your day of adventuring is over, we offer comfortable and affordable lodging in a romantic atmosphere with world class fine dining. Come stay with us at the Herbert Grand Hotel and experience how relaxing and enjoyable a Maine vacation can be. JOIN OUR MAILING LIST. 2002-2006~ Herbert Grand Hotel
From Portland, travel I-95 to Augusta from Augusta follow Route 27 to Kingfield. From Northern New Hampshire, travel U.S. Route 2 to Farmington from Farmington, follow Route 27 to Kingfield. From Bangor travel I-95 to Newport from Newport follow U.S. Route 2 to Skowhegan take a right onto Route 201 North, travel about 4 miles take left on Route 148 into Madison/Anson. Directly after crossing the Kennebec River in Anson take a right onto Route 201A. Travel about 5 miles to North Anson and take a left onto Route 16 to Kingfield. The Kingfield Herbert Hotel is located right on Main Street in Kingfield, on the left hand side on Route 27 North.
