Assisted living

Inn At City Hall, The

1 Cony St, Augusta, ME 04330 · Kennebec County

DHHSlicensed record

Former directory name: Our retired WordPress directory listed this same record as “The Inn at City Hall”. The heading above follows the current CMS or Maine DHHS source.

Maine assisted-housing license record

Browse groupAssisted living
State care typeAssisted living
License typeAssisted Living Facility
License statusActive
License numberALF1550
Licensed beds31
Listed expirationOctober 18, 2027

No state star rating is published for this license. The small-home browse group, when shown, is derived only from licensed bed count and is not a separate Maine license type.

From the facility’s website

About the facility

Summarized from the facility’s own descriptions.

The Inn at City Hall describes assisted living in Augusta’s restored historic city hall beside the Kennebec River. Its property page says historic features remain throughout the building. The local program offers individualized support, giving families a starting point for discussing privacy, familiar routines and the proposed apartment.

The Inn’s page lists meals prepared on site, housekeeping, personal laundry and help with daily routines. Its activity examples include card games, exercise, a book club, gardening and field trips. Families can ask which options are on the current calendar and how personal interests would be included.

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Your call and visit checklist

  • Is there currently an opening appropriate for the person’s care needs?
  • Which room and bathroom arrangements apply to this care program?
  • How are meals and everyday assistance adapted to familiar preferences?
  • Which activities and family connections fit the resident’s interests?
  • Have licensing, inspection or contact details changed since this record was published?

Sources & review dates

Maine DHHS snapshot retrieved August 23, 2026. Phone and website checked October 22, 2026.

About the facility: summarized from official facility descriptions reviewed October 22, 2026. This is the facility’s perspective, not an independent endorsement. Description source 1 ↗. Description source 2 ↗.

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