Moody's Motel and Cabins has been in operation since 1927 and is located just off of U.S. Route 1. Each cabin has a screened porch, hot shower and toilet, automatic heat, TV and free wireless Internet. The cabins are a short walk from Moody's Diner, which serves breakfast and dinner. If you want a souvenir to remember your time in Waldoboro, Moody's Gift shop has a wide variety of Moody keepsakes as well as Maine-made crafts.
Located in a traditional New England farmhouse, La Vatout offers patrons breakfasts of fresh garden fruit and buckwheat pancakes, as well as a relaxed atmosphere. The house is stocked with artist materials, such as paints and found objects, for anyone considering a creative retreat. This bed and breakfast is a short distance from the granite formations and lighthouse of Pemaquid Point. Guests enjoy biking, swimming and kayaking in the summer and showshoeing and cross-country skiing in the winter.
The Roaring Lion serves guests a full conventional breakfast with vegetarian or vegan options that follow recipes from the National Macrobiotic Directory. Located in a 1905 Victorian home, the Roaring Lion boasts stained glass windows and elegant woodwork. The owners bake their own sourdough bread and make their own jams and jellies.
The Blue Skye Farm is a historic 18th-century home located a short driving distance from Maine's coastline. Just outside the grounds of the estate are hiking, cycling and whale watching sites. In addition, you can take a short walk down the main road to nautical museums and the Farnsworth Museum of Art, dedicated to local icon Andrew Wyeth.
