Hostels als Ferienunterkünfte in Maine

Hostel of Maine: Single Bunk in Shared Room

Start & end your day's adventure in Maine's Western Mountains from the comfort of Hostel of Maine (HoME): a boutique Hostel & Inn with a clean, cozy & welcoming atmosphere. We're the perfect home base for mountain bikers, day hikers, skiers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages! Priced per person; for one guest in one of our custom built, 6 person, co-ed bunk rooms w/ breakfast included. Please send an inquiry for info about availability/pricing of private rooms or a full rental. Must be age 12+

Hostel of Maine: Private King Room & Bath

Start & end your day's adventure in Maine's Western Mountains from the comfort of Hostel of Maine (HoME): a boutique Hostel & Inn with a clean, cozy & welcoming atmosphere. We're the perfect home base for mountain bikers, day hikers, skiers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages! This listing is for a comfortable private bedroom with a VERY cozy king size bed you'll want to snooze in all day! You'll have plenty of space to unpack with a closet, bureau, and a full private bathroom.

Hostel of Maine: Private Family Room & Bath

Start & end your day's adventure in Maine's Western Mountains from the comfort of Hostel of Maine: a boutique Hostel & Inn with a clean, cozy & welcoming atmosphere. We're the perfect home base for mountain bikers, day hikers, skiers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages! This listing is for one of our private family rooms; each room accommodates 3-4 guests in a queen bed and two twin beds. You'll have plenty of space to unpack with a closet, bureau and a full bathroom.

Hostel of Maine: Private Queen with Shared Bath

Start & end your day's adventure in Maine's Western Mountains from the comfort of Hostel of Maine (HoME): a boutique Hostel & Inn with a clean, cozy & welcoming atmosphere. We're the perfect home base for mountain bikers, day hikers, skiers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages! Our queen room is comfortable and wildly clean. It is located in the finished daylight basement and has a shared bath (with shower) steps down the hallway.

Hostel of Maine: Private Double Queen Room & Bath

Start & end your day's adventure in Maine's Western Mountains from the comfort of Hostel of Maine (HoME): a boutique Hostel & Inn with a clean, cozy & welcoming atmosphere. We're the perfect home base for mountain bikers, day hikers, skiers, and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages! Our double queen room is spacious and scenic. It also has a love seat and comfy chair in the room along with a dresser and night stand.

Earl Shaffer Room at the Appalachian Trail Hostel

Equipped with two twin beds, this room was Earl Shaffer’s final stay when completing his 50th anniversary hike of the Appalachian Trail. Earl Shaffer, known as the first recorded thru-hiker or “the crazy one,” originally completed the Appalachian Trail in 1948 northbound, followed by a southbound thru-hike in 1965, and one final northbound thru-hike in 1998. Experience history with a stay in this charming space.

Deluxe Two Queen Studio with Kitchenette

Elegantly updated, this spacious room on the south side offers both front and back door access for enhanced convenience. Thoughtfully designed for comfort, it features premium Perfect Sleeper bedding to provide a restful and rejuvenating stay. Parking is conveniently located nearby for easy access. Accommodating up to four adults, this inviting retreat is available exclusively for guests 18 years and older.

Nimblewill Room at the Appalachian Trail Hostel

Meredith J. Eberhart, known as Nimblewill Nomad, visited with us and stayed in this room during his record breaking thru-hike in 2021. Having amassed tens of thousands of miles on foot, Nimblewill set out to become the oldest person to thru-hike the AT, at the age of 83. Enjoy this spacious room filled with artwork, history, and a queen bed during your stay with us.

100 Mile Wilderness Room at the AT Hostel

Perfect for friends or family hiking the Katahdin region, enjoy this relaxing space that includes two twin beds. The 100-Mile Wilderness is the most remote section of the Appalachian Trail. Spanning 100 miles between Abol Bridge and Monson, you will find no towns or stores during this stretch of true wilderness.