The Brewster Inn

Beautiful restored mansion home, very comfortable, but lots of do’s and don’ts posted everywhere. Mark was very helpful with directions and recommendations for the next leg of our trip.

In Dexter, Maine, for two nights doing a bit of family research. Have not been to Dexter in over 50 years, but Mark and Tina made my two nights absolutely perfect. Quiet place with beautiful grounds. Lots of solitude and a couple of excellent breakfasts.

Great location in the geographic center of Maine. Property was nice and comfortable. Was a bit warm in the breakfast area in the morning, but breakfast was good. I love old homes with history and this one was a gem.

A unique establishment, worth going out of your way to stay here, if its on your way its a no brainer.

Mark and Tina will make your stay comfortable and so enjoyable you will want to return. They are gracious hosts and serve a delicious breakfast. Mark makes great recommendations for activities in many areas of the state and for a variety of interests.

Nice place; good breakfast. Good company. Near to everything in Dexter

This is a lovely large B&B in a tiny rural Maine town. The hosts were lovely and the breakfast offered a nice variety. I was visiting on a Sunday on my way after dropping my son off at camp, so I did not spend much time exploring the town, but I noticed walking trails just at the end of the block that wander along the lake.

Very quaint, and close to seeing moose. Owner of bed and breakfast was very helpful.

This is the best place to stay.Historic and beautiful decorated inn.Mark are such a wonderful innkeeper.My husband come back to Dexter after 50 years of his Dexter Summer Camp in 1968.He want to see the camp again but he can't remember where.Mark help him to find and finally he made it.My husband was so very happy.Mark excellent services and hospitality make our trip to Dexter so memorable.We had the great time to stay in The Game Room that was amazing ,clean,comfy and spacious.The breakfast is very delicious.We highly recommend Brewster Inn.

I stayed two nights in an upstairs room. The Inn was mostly kept in its original condition. The Innkeeper, Mark, was personable and it was apparent he took real pride in the historic Inn and maintained it well.