The Percy Inn, a stylish and intimate 1830 urban inn, is situated in the heart of Portland's West End Historic District at Longfellow Square. Capture a few days in the innkeeper's cottage overlooking the salt marsh and ocean in Wells, Maine or the chic condominium overlooking Biscayne Bay in South Florida. The Percy is housed in an 1830 Federal style brick row house built 10 years after Maine became a state. Breakfast is served in the second floor breakfast room between 8 and 10 a.m. The continental buffet consists of boiled eggs, a selection of hot and cold cereals, fresh cut fruit of the day, breads and muffins, yogurt, juices, and a choice of teas and coffee. The breakfast room is open all day for snacking and the pantry refrigerator is stocked with complimentary soft drinks, juices for mixers, and ice cream bars in the freezer. They offer seasonal drinks such as hot mulled cider or chilled lemonade afternoons and evenings. The Poet's Corner on the third floor features a choice of coffee, hot chocolate, and regular, herbal, and decaf teas 24 hours a day in an intimate nook with a collection of books on Maine and New England travel, and board games. Ice is also provided here. Besides the breakfast room and Poet's Corner, the inn offers a fireplaced living room with a collection of books and compact discs for your enjoyment. Compact disc players are also found in guest rooms. A library of 400 movie titles is kept in the armoire as well, or enjoy the player grand piano. The landscaped side and back yard provide spots for reading and enjoying Maine's all too brief good weather. In summer they have a side garden to enjoy and a sunny 560 square foot deck where you can sample the sun or shade with a cold libation. For adventuresome guests, they have a garage for storing bicycles, kayaks, canoes, or other sports equipment during your stay. The inn is located one hour from decent downhill skiing.