Coachman Inn
380 US Route 1
Kittery, ME 03904
Rates Recently Found: ($89.90 - $99.90)
2 Star
We are located across the street from famous Kittery Outlet Malls and only minutes away from historical downtown Portsmouth New Hampshire and the beautiful beaches of York Maine. We have a newly renovated first class inn with 43 beautifully decorated guest rooms. All of which feature extended cable with free HBO / hair dryers and high speed internet access for your convenience. We also have an outdoor swimming pool for your relaxation as well. We serve a supreme complimentary continental breakfast every morning in our main lobby / serving coffee / tea and hot chocolate 24 hours a day.
Guest Room
Amenities
· Air Conditioned· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· City Center
· Data port Available
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Free Parking
· Hairdryers Available
· Wireless Internet Access
· Modem in Room
· Modem in Room
· Pool
· Parking
· Private Bathroom
· Radio
· Telephone
· Temperature Control
· TV
· TV Remote Control
Room Information
1 Queen Bed Non SmokingThis room has 1 queen bed, a night stand with a lamp, a round table with 2 comfortable chairs, a desk also with a lamp and telephone, a three drawer dresser with a 27 inch television, and a complete full size bathroom. All rooms feature extended cable wit
2 Queen Beds Non Smoking
This room has 2 queen beds, a night stand with a lamp, a round table with 2 comfortable chairs, a desk with a lamp and a telephone, a three drawer dresser with a 27 inch television, and a complete full bathroom. All rooms feature extended cable with free
Miscellaneous Information
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· 43 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
Directions
MHT - Manchester Airport 50 M E . 101 East / 95 North / Exit 3 in Maine / Route 1 North / 2 miles on right
BOS-General Edward Lawrence Logan Intl Airport 55 M N Route 1 North / 95 North into Maine / Exit 3 in Maine / 2 miles on right
PWM-Portland International Jetport 45 M S Route 1 South / Exit 2 /Follow signs to Route 1 North / 3 miles o right
City
MHT - Manchester Airport, (MHT), 50.00, E, Mile; BOS-General Edward Lawrence Logan Intl Airport, (BOS), 55.00, N, Mile; PWM-Portland International Jetport, (PWM), 45.00, S, Mile
Restaurant Information
None on siteThe property does not have on-site food and beverage facilities.
Area Attractions
- Kittery Outlet Malls- Kittery Trading Post
- Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
- Pease Tradeport
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- Portland ME
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