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50% off an overnight gourmet getaway for two to The Cornish Inn

$240 value for $120!

Value$240

Discount50%

Savings$120

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The Deal

  • $120 for an overnight gourmet getaway for two ($240 value)
  • Includes a light breakfast, hearty 4-course dinner and overnight accommodations in best available suite
  • Close to Shawnee Peak and King Pine
  • Valid Thursday - Saturday only
  • Great for a romantic excursion or a relaxing getaway
  • Promotion Expires June 17, 2013

Dreaming of a romantic getaway for two? Let The Cornish Inn in Cornish, Maine take care of the details when you book an Overnight Gourmet Getaway at a half-price savings. You’ll be able to wine and dine your sweetie during a four-course dinner for two, which is included with your deal. Then enjoy a night of seclusion in one of the well-appointed guest rooms with private bathroom. The next morning you will be treated to a warm breakfast complete with coffee, tea and orange juice.

Conveniently located between the Maine shoreline and the peaks of New Hampshire's Mt. Washington Valley, The Cornish Inn offers a comfortable retreat for those seeking a relaxing getaway.

The Details

$120 for an overnight gourmet getaway for two

  • Package includes: a light breakfast, 4-course dinner and overnight accommodations in best available suite for two. VALID Thursday - Saturday only (based on availability).

    May purchase one per person and one as a gift. Reservation required; mention DealChicken. Merchant will abide by gift certificate state laws. No cash back. Must be used in one visit. Alcohol not included. 7% lodging tax & dining gratuity not included. Please base dining gratuity on original bill before discount. Cannot be combined or used in conjunction with any other offer, coupon or promotion.

The Merchant, not DealChicken, is solely responsible for this Deal. This Deal is subject to the Terms of Service and HOW DEALCHICKEN WORKS.

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During the 1600s, Cornish, Maine was centered on a path between the Almouchiquois Indians and French traders. The Pequawket Trail, as it was called, was utilized as an extensive bartering route where fur and other prized possessions were traded.

The Business

The Cornish Inn

http://www.cornishinn.com

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  1. 12 High Rd
    Cornish, ME 04020
    (207) 625-8501
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