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Look inside a Victorian-era hotel that costs $900 a night

  • I recently stayed at the Blind Tiger, a historic and quaint boutique hotel in Portland, Maine.
  • The hotel has fascinating prohibition-era connections and plenty of classic charm.
  • We stayed for two nights and found the comfortable furnishings and location perfect for a comfortable getaway.

Quaint brick and cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and an incredible food scene—these are just some of the things I fell in love with during a recent trip to Portland, Maine.

However, my stay at the Blind Tiger, a luxury boutique hotel located just north of the city’s bustling Old Port district, had me dreaming of my next trip to Portland before I even packed my bags.

The hotel has two locations, but I stayed at the guesthouse on Danforth Street, which is the older of the two and cost me and a guest around $900 a night. The hotel has nine guest rooms and several public meeting spaces, from a breakfast room to a full bar and billiards room.

We visited in early August, in the height of tourist season, and many locals said this was probably the most expensive weekend of the summer to stay in Portland.

Here’s what it was like to stay at Blind Tiger in Portland, Maine.

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