One Double Bed 2 Person Occupancy Accessible sink. Soaking Tub with handrails and shower. Large Accessible Bathroom. Flat Screen TV, WIFI, Coffee Pot, First Floor Room, Access to Lobby and entrance No Stairs or steps. Hand Rails in Bathroom. One Double Bed. View of BLAZE Restaurant doing their Oak Fired BBQ entrees! A must Try.

VISIT THE COVERED BRIDGES OF MAINE WHILE SLEEPING UNDER THE COVERED BRIDGE AT THE CHARLES INN DOWNTOWN BANGOR

Colin Palmer was the founder of Corinth.[citation needed] In 1792 he built his home on Lot 10 First Range. Tibbetts enlisted as a private in Captain Reuben Dyers' company at the age of 17 on May 26, 1777, from Gouldsboro, Maine. Tibbetts' grave, with an official grave marker of a Revolutionary War soldier, is found in the East Exeter cemetery.

The town was settled in the late 1790s by the extended Daniel Skinner family and originally called "Ohio". There is still an "Ohio Street" in nearby Bangor, being a portion of the original road or trail connecting that town with what is now Corinth. When the town was incorporated in 1811, it changed its name to Corinth, a reference to the classical Greek city. A number of Penobscot County towns incorporated in the same period such as Etna, Carmel, and Levant (and Troy, in neighboring Waldo County) were given similarly exotic names, referencing the ancient Mediterranean world, probably in order to help attract settlers. Some of these names also have Biblical references.

By the mid-19th century the town had three villages: East Corinth, West Corinth, and South Corinth. East Corinth emerged as the largest, and had five shops making carriages and sleighs (a local specialty) by the 1850s.

The Skinner Settlement in West Corinth is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This early 19th century village-scape includes a general store, schoolhouse, and Methodist church. The Robeyville Covered Bridge near East Corinth is also listed on the National Register, and is one of very few such bridges to survive in Maine.

Theraputic Warm Air Massage Tub Suite for 2, non-smoking, first floor, no pets please!
Enjoy a romantic evening in the Historic Downtown Bangor area.
Enjoy dinner at a local restuarant, Enjoy a walk through the history of Bangors Streets.
Do a Date Night you BOTH Deserve!

Stephen King Book Checklist

Stephen King Tours BOOK NOW

PRIVATE TOURS AVAILABLE

Meet the Folks Behind the Tour Penney, Jamie, and Stu Tinker are lifelong residents of Bangor, Maine. They owned and operated Betts Bookstore for 20 years, where they specialized in Stephen King books and memorabilia. Your tour guides also owned and operated a limousine service for a number of years transporting people like Stephen King, Drew Barrymore, Kenney Rogers, Ann and Nancy Wilson from Heart, John Mellencamp, Cheap Trick and many others. The families knowledge of the King world in and around "Derry" is second to none.
We have been Stephen King Fans since 1974 when Carrie was first published and have remained so ever since. In 1990, we bought Betts Bookstore and always kept a complete catalog of both Stephen and Tabitha's works in stock in hardcover and paperback for 20 years. Because of the help that the Kings gave us, we became well known throughout the world as the place to go to for Stephen King items. During the last 9 years that we owned the store, we were 100% Stephen King. After selling the store, we decided to do Stephen King Tours here in "Derry", something we had done for the SKEMERs originally years ago, and it has become a tremendous hit. We've met people from all over the world, all brought together by the love and enjoyment of Steve's stories. But we also have a lot of spouses, partners, and tagalongs that are not fans. That's where the real fun is. The non-fan usually is truly amazed when they find out that their favorite movie (usually Shawshank Redemption or The Green Mile) is a Stephen King story! So the following e-mail from Russia wasn't a surprise when it came, but it made us realize that there is more to our tour than just seeing some of the sights here in town.

Themed 1 King bed, Just In Time, non smoking

Junior Suites, 1 Queen Bed

Find respite in our stylish downtown auberge. These suites are perfect for anyone wanting to get away without all the going over budget. With standard accommodations and several rooms in the themes of local history and points of interest to choose from you'll never have the same vacation twice. If you'd like to stay in one of our themed rooms be sure to call and request one from the following list.

107 Old Bangor - Brewer Bridge Suite

201 The Travel Channel Suite

203 Hannibal Hamlin Room

209 The Derry Maine

211 Penobscot Log Driver's Suite

300 The Presidential Suite

306 Agricultural Room - No Windows

310 The Paul Revere Room

311 The Formal Suite

400 The Great Bangor Fire Suite - Not Dog Friendly

401 The Brady Gang Suite

402 The Parlor Suite

Deluxe Rooms, 2 Double Beds

Treat yourself to a relaxing stay at The Charles Inn, in one of our Deluxe Rooms. With room to spread out and comfy double beds you'll want to stay in bed forever.

204 A room with no windows. Sleep like the dead in a room as dark as the grave when the lights are out.

302 The Veterans of Valor
This room was designed to showcase the 9 Maine men who received the Congressional Medal of Honor over the years.

403 The Study

Ask for ROOM 101 for ADA Accessiblility. Thank you Please call prior to arrival to have the best check in experience. Thank you 207-992-2820

Premier Room, 1 Double Bed

If you enjoy staying in in the heart of downtown, you'll love these rooms. Spacious and recently renovated rooms that are perfect for a solo getaway or trip for two.
101 The Safe Room
While renovating the building to make The Charles into a hotel the safe was discovered in the walls. Not from when the building was a bank, but it was in fact from when it was a tool Shop.

305 Mostly Ghostly Room - from East Coast Ghost Trackers
After our appearance on the East Coast Ghost Trackers the crew helped add to the haunted history of The Charles.