Saeng Thai House

Accessible only by ferry, quaint Peaks Island is popular for biking and kayaking, plus swimming at Sandy and Centennial beaches and exploring rocky Cairn Beach. The Fifth Maine Regiment Museum has exhibits on local and Civil War history, and the Battery Steele is a World War II military fortification. A few casual seafood restaurants, cafes, and a small grocery stores are scattered around the harbor. ― Google

Classy B&B offering elegant rooms with private baths, plus breakfast made with organic ingredients. Set in a redbrick townhouse in the Western Promenade Historic District, this refined B&B is a 12-minute walk from the Portland Museum of Art and 1.3 miles from the boutique shops, restaurants and bars of the Old Port. The 6 individually decorated guestrooms feature antique furnishings with modern accents, plus private bathrooms, WiFi and flat-screen TVs; 1 room has a private deck. Breakfast is made with organic ingredients and served in an elegant dining room. There's also a chic living area featuring local art, and a patio with seating.

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