Third Floor Of Bi-Level Deluxe King Suite
The third floor of the Bi-Level Deluxe King Suite features a cozy sleeping area with a king-size bed and pitched roof.
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Sitting Room With Fireplace At The Double Queen Suite
The Double Queen Suite sitting room features New England cottage-style furnishings centered around a fireplace.
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Double Queen Suite
Bright and airy, the Double Queen Suite is outfitted with two queen-size beds with crisp linens and plaid bolsters.
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Living Area Of The Bi-Level Deluxe King Suite
The Bi-Level Deluxe King Suite is a two-level suite with 1,200 sq ft. Comfortable seating faces the fireplace, the focal point of the suite’s tastefully appointed living room.
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Entrance To The Semi-Private Balcony
Many of the guestrooms and suites feature covered semi-private balconies. Adirondack chairs allow for relaxation to enjoy the New England breezes.
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King Suite
The King Suite features a king-size bed with pillow-top mattress. Bright and airy, the walls are covered with artwork of fish.
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King Suite Kitchenette
With hardwood flooring and plenty of cabinetry, the King Suite kitchenette features table seating for four and is equipped to make meal prep a breeze.
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The Pool
Enjoy a beautiful Maine summer day at the Inn’s pool. The Cabana Bar provides refreshing beverages poolside.
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Adirondack Chairs Overlooking The Water
Enjoy the peace and tranquility of Maine island living by taking in the scenic views from a set of Adirondack chairs.
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Duckpin Bowling
Diamond Cove has restored a turn-of-the-century Duckpin bowling alley. This less common type of bowling features small pins and balls, making strikes a challenge.
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Diamond’s Edge Restaurant
Housed in the former quartermaster's storehouse overlooking Diamond Cove, Diamond's Edge offers waterfront dining for a relaxing lunch or dinner featuring local seafood, New England favorites, and amazing views.
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The Lobby Café And Bar
The Lobby Café and Bar serves up breakfasts, light bites, and refreshments to the guests of The Inn at Diamond Cove. The Breakfast Buffet is offered daily from 7:00 am to 10:30 am.
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Exterior View Of The Balconies
With gleaming white balustrades, the Inn’s wide wooden porches draw the eye.
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The Lobby
The lobby of The Inn at Diamond Cove is elegantly appointed with a New England flair. A blazing hearth adds to the coziness.
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Dusk
Amazing sunsets light up the sky at Great Diamond Island. Guests can enjoy the spectacle from the wide wooden porches or from cozy seating on the grounds of The Inn at Diamond Cove.
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Ferry At Diamond Cove Dock
The Inn at Diamond Cove on Great Diamond Island is just a 30-minute ferry ride from Portland’s Old Port district.
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Semi-private Balcony
Unwind and enjoy a Maine summer from one of the semi-private balconies at The Inn at Diamond Cove. All 22 luxury island condominiums come equipped with balconies.
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Second-Floor Seating With Pool View
Sit in one of the Adirondack chairs on a semi-private balcony and unwind. All 22 luxury island condominiums at The Inn at Diamond Cove come equipped with balconies.
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Second-Floor Patio Seating
Comfy patio seating on a semi-private balcony provides an ideal setting to enjoy the Maine summer. All 22 luxury island condominiums at The Inn at Diamond Cove come equipped with balconies.
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Historical Image Of Officer's Club Of The Former Fort McKinley
In 1985, the Fort McKinley Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. This military base was decommissioned after World War II and many of its buildings on Great Diamond Island have been refurbished into homes, as well as The Inn at Diamond Cove.
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Historical Image With Aerial View Of Fort McKinley On Great Diamond Island, ME
Historical image with view of Fort McKinley’s parade grounds. This large expanse of green space between the barracks and the officers’ residences was used for military drills, athletics, and marching band practice. In 1985, the Fort McKinley Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Painting Of Diamond Cove By Landscape Artist Charles Codman (1800–1842)
Diamond Cove was a favored landscape for 19th century painter Charles Codman, who created many paintings while visiting Great Diamond Island.
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Historical Image From 1941 Of Fort McKinley Gun Batteries, 12-inch Shell Carriage At Great Diamond Island, Maine
In 1985, the Fort McKinley Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Historical Image Of Fort McKinley Gun Batteries, 12-inch Mortars At Great Diamond Island, Maine
In 1985, the Fort McKinley Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Historical Image Of Fort McKinley Ice House At Great Diamond Island, Maine
In 1985, the Fort McKinley Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Historical Of Workshop At Fort McKinley
The workshop was used to by carpenters and blacksmiths to help maintain Fort McKinley during its mission to defend Portland Harbor.
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Historical Image Of Fort McKinley Marching Band At Great Diamond Island, Maine
In 1985, the Fort McKinley Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Historical Image Of Fort McKinley Parade Grounds At Great Diamond Island, Maine
This large expanse of green space between the barracks and the officers’ residences was used for military drills, athletics, and marching band practice. In 1985, the Fort McKinley Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
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Historical Image Of The Hospital At Fort McKinley
The hospital at Fort McKinley was used to treat soldiers throughout the early 20th century.
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Historical Image Of Quartermaster's Office
Built at the beginning of the 20th century, the Quartermasters Office was used throughout the history of the fort for different purposes.