Hotels in Newry, Maine with Restaurant

Sunday River Jordan Grand Hotel & Conference Center is set in the shadow of Jordan Bowl and the magical Oz, and located slope side to the Lollapalooza trail; the Jordan Grand Hotel is Sunday River's newest slope side property and second luxury hotel. With 195 guest rooms, the Jordan Grand contains a health club, heated club, heated outdoor pool, Grand Avenue Grille, Sliders, on-site childcare, game room, valet parking, and conference facilities. Most units have full kitchens and home entertainment center.

At Sunday River, your options for lodging are nearly as infinite as your options on the mountain. Slopeside Condominiums: Sunday River offers over 700 condominium units spread across the resort. Sizes range from studio units to three-bedroom townhouses, and all include kitchens, access to indoor or outdoor pools, and a host of other amenitites. Grand Summit Resort Hotel & Conference Center: Lies in the heart of it all, an upscale hotel resting in the midst of a spectacular mountain setting. It's a perfect location to experience all that Sunday River and western Maine have to offer, or to simply escape and do nothing at all but relax and recooperate. Accommodations include 230 well-appointed guest rooms ranging from standard hotel rooms with two queen beds to studios and one-bedroom suites with kitchenettes. All rooms include climate control, in-room entertainment centers, data port phones with voice mail. Jordan Grand Resort Hotel & Conference Center: Set in the most spectacular mountain location in New England, it is the premier address at Sunday River. The property lies at the base of Sunday River's Jordan Bowl areas, and is just two miles from the new Sunday River Golf Club. The property include 187 guest rooms ranging in size from standard hotel rooms with two queen beds to two-bedroom suites. All rooms feature climate control systems, in-room entertainment centers, phones with data ports and voice mail. Studios and suites also include kitchenettes. Snow Cap Inn: Combines all the charm of a cozy New England lodge with the convenience of a short walk to the slopes. Innkeeper Dillon Gillies is known to Sunday River skiers and riders everywhere who come back year after year for his hospitality, welcoming smile and warm plates of cookies. Each room includes two queen-size beds and a private bath.