We stayed for 3 perfect nights. Great location for visiting Acadia. Rooms were clean and comfortable. The breakfast was a home run every morning. The kitchen was able to accommodate my lactose intolerance. A snack is provided every afternoon ( baked goods , lemonade, coffee or tea) We ordered a picnic lunch for one of our hikes thru the park and the host provided an insulted backpack. Ralph bakes fresh bread for the sandwiches. Parking is ample but tight at times. We will be back. Anna and Ralph were wonderful hosts. read more

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I arrived fairly last minute, but I doubt I could have made a better choice even among the robust vacation options in the area. This was a true B&B, which a charming residential atmosphere, off-street parking (important in this town), and daily breakfast. I was offered some freshly made pancakes, and they also made me a tofu scramble; they promise to always have milk alternatives and tofu available. Fresh fruit, pastries, and various beverages were also available throughout the day. Wifi was a little spotty. I managed to get in some telework okay, but this does not strike me as a place where most people will want to spent a ton of time on the internet. read more

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Great location! The owners are wonderful, kind and helpful. The breakfast each morning was a highlight for sure. Would definitely stay here again! read more

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Pro's: great location, owners were very nice, parking is good and rooms are very clean, afternoon treats were great. Con's: Limited breakfast, no meats offered, the only bread available was sourdough, no jellies or jam, small portions of pancakes or eggs read more

Amazing! Just amazing. This is the best bed and breakfast I have ever been to. It honestly felt like you were staying at someone's fancy, classy home. The breakfast is worth getting up early for. Gourmet level food. We had the omelette and pancakes; they are to die for. Even the coffee was great. Ralph was so kind and welcoming. Hopefully, we can stay here every time we come to Bar Harbor. So grateful to have found such a nice place to enjoy our stay in Maine. read more

We stayed at this B&B the week before Discoverer's Day Weekend. We were looking for an inn that would be centrally located, but away from the noise of the main streets of Bar Harbor. This was our first visit back to the town in almost twenty years, and it has been developed substantially over the years. A few longtime establishments still remain, but West Street and Main are overrun with shops that cater to cruise ships. Acacia House Inn is a great place to stay within walking distance of those establishments, a block away from the town's supermarket, gas stations, and well-known restaurants, but without the noise. The Inn is in a residential area near Cottage Street, but adjacent to several other Inns. The rooms have heating for the Fall and air conditioning for the summers. (The only thing that would have made it perfect would have been a fireplace in the room.) There is cable television and wifi. Parking in their lot is easy, as street parking is difficult and metered these days. They do a thorough room cleaning daily. Many reviews rave about the breakfasts and snacks. Anna is a wonderful cook and baker. Acacia House Inn provides hot apple cider, water for tea, drinking water from a dispenser, and freshly baked cookies each afternoon. However, their breakfasts are the best. They provide fresh fruit, juices, and coffee with a breakfast that is made to order from their 5 or 6 daily menu items. They also have a daily special, which might be specialty pancakes or Eggs Benedict. I would highly recommend the Acacia House Inn for your stay in Bar Harbor for its quality, price, and value. read more

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Breakfast was great! Service was great! The room was great! Everything was great! We are making this our yearly place to stay in Bar Harbor! read more

Gem of Bar Harbor. Impeccable hospitality by B&B owners, comfortable spacious rooms, fresh baked goods twice a day, free parking, and a gourmet breakfast cooked to order each day with local ingredients - what could be better than that? And great trail advice too! read more

We had the privilege of staying here for 4 days in mid September. Our original reservation was only for the weekend, but they graciously allowed us an additional 2 days by moving us around...which they absolutely did not have to do. Everything at this B&B is 5 star. Accommodations are wonderful and the breakfasts are delicious!! Thank you for a great experience in Bar Harbor. Mike & Cindy read more

This Bed and Breakfast exceeded all expectations. The owners Ralph and Anna were warm and welcoming. The food was bar none - amazing. The breakfast starts with a home baked pastry, followed by fresh fruit and the main course. In the afternoon there is tea and homemade cookies which are to die for. The facilities were clean and quaint and very close to town. My husband says if you want a killer shower and tub - room 1 is for you. Highly recommend this wonderful spot read more

What a great stay! Conveniently located about a block from the beginning of downtown and about a 5 minute walk to the water. Free parking onsite, free WiFi, and a free awesome (and I mean AWESOME) breakfast. They also serve the best cookies (in the afternoon) and scones (in the morning). We had room #3, which was perfect. Nice size room, comfortable bed, nice towels, hot water and a nice little balcony. Great value and awesome hosts!! We will definitely return. read more

Loved our recent stay at Acacia House! We'd originally booked a stay for June 2020, but the owners allowed us to use our deposit to rebook for this year after the pandemic foiled our plans. Acacia House is conveniently located just a short walk from downtown, so we were steps away from all the local restaurants and shops, but the street is quiet. The B&B has a handful of rooms divided between the main house and the annex in the back, and there's a parking spot allotted to each room. Acadia National Park is as close as 8 minutes away (driving), depending on where you're headed. We were greeted warmly upon our arrival, and the hosts, Anna and Ralph, seemed to know just upon hearing our names which room we'd booked and that we'd booked a year ago. They gave us a quick orientation to the inn and reviewed a town map to make sure we understood the layout of the town and the national park. Both Anna and Ralph were friendly and approachable and made us feel at home. We stayed in Room 3, which included a small patio perfect for relaxing after a day of hiking. There was a small A/C window unit which kept us at a comfortable temperature, and they offered a shared refrigerator unit on the main floor. There was no television in our rooms and the WiFi was quite slow at times, so you may want to download a few things from Netflix before you arrive if you anticipate needing evening entertainment. Now for the true highlight: the food. Ralph and Anna apparently used to own a restaurant, and their culinary talents are demonstrated every single morning at breakfast. The daily menu includes multiple types of pancakes, options to create your own omelet, a yogurt parfait with blueberries and granola, bagels with gravlax, and oatmeal --- we particularly enjoyed the yogurt parfait with fresh granola which was delicious and quite filling, and the blueberry pancakes. There's also a rotating daily special, which may be eggs benedict or a new flavor of pancake (ex: I tried her lemon cornmeal pancakes with fresh peaches --- divine!). Each day, there is a different freshly baked pastry available next to the coffee and tea, which ranged from blueberry muffins to chocolate croissants to raisin scones, all of which were absolutely incredible. I would stay at Acacia House again for these breakfasts alone! Acacia House also offers a packed lunch, perfect for hiking day trips. They take your order the night before and have your bag ready by breakfast time. I loved the goat cheese with roasted veggie and hummus and cucumber sandwiches, both of which came on freshly baked sourdough. The bags were rounded out with chips, fresh fruit (your choice of apple, orange, or banana!) and freshly baked cookies. The cookies were fantastic, and luckily we could get a second round when they'd put out a free, freshly-baked afternoon cookie snack each day! We'll absolutely stay here anytime we're in Bar Harbor. read more

If I could give Acacia House Inn ten stars, I would. We stayed here in May 2017 for five days and it was heaven. This bed and breakfast made this one of our most pleasant trips to date and is one of the main reasons I'd love to visit Bar Harbor again. After leaving, I was nostalgic for Acacia House and the food we were served for WEEKS. Never before have I had breakfasts this delicious. I am not exaggerating in the least. We stayed in the main Inn, and the room was very cozy and clean. I usually have a difficult time sleeping on hotel mattresses but I didn't have any problem with this one. The bathroom was very spacious and they provided shampoo and conditioner. The hotel itself is very quirky and cool, and I felt like we were able to get to know the owners as well as the other guests during our stay. Going downstairs and discovering the new breakfast feature was a highlight of the stay. We really love food, and these owners know how to make AMAZING food. Along with delectable fruit courses, we had (just to name a few breakfast items) blueberry pancakes, ployes (buckwheat pancakes), muffins, horseradish polenta with a poached egg, frittata with goat cheese, and strawberry cream cheese french toast. Not only do they have ridiculously wonderful breakfasts, but they served desserts and beverages in the afternoon. Rather than interrupting our days in the park, we paid for the owners of Acacia House to pack lunches for our hikes in Acadia. I'm a vegetarian, and they had several really delicious vegetarian-friendly options including this grilled veggie goat cheese sandwich that I have been trying to replicate ever since (in vain, unfortunately). Not only is this a great place to stay with unforgettable food, but the owners are just so kind and personable. They helped us decide on what activities to do during our one rainy day, and they gave us some awesome restaurant suggestions for dinner and lunch. read more

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The Acacia house in Bar Harbor is a fabulous B&B. We only stayed here one night in July. We lucked out that they had one room open that night. It was completely booked for the rest of the month!! It is very convenient to 'downtown' with all the adorable shops, delicious restaurants, and sweet ice cream. All of them, just a short walk away. The owners, Ralph & Anna, were very pleasant too. Very polite, informative, and just the right amount of chit chat before the "OK, enjoy your stay!" and off they went. We stayed in the rooms above the garage in the back. There was plenty of parking, so we didn't have to carry our bags far. Our room was very clean and fresh. Nothing overly elaborate, but well supplied. The bed was so cozy and the down pillows made for sweet dreams. It was hard to roll out of it in the morning. The bathroom was spacious as well and I loved that they had EO products in them. The main house was very charming and full of useful Bar Harbor information in case you wanted a hiking guide or things of the like. The breakfast was very scrumptious. Tea & Coffee ready for you to make as soon as you walk in. A glass of juice and little cup of ripe fruits started things off. Then the awe-inspiring local food that was made just topped it all off. It was the best breakfast of our whole trip. If we ever come back, we'll certainly try to book again. I do suggest you get your reservations in early though. I think we just got very lucky!! read more

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We stayed here for 3 nights and it was one of the best b&b places I have ever stayed in. The house is quaint, quiet, comfortable and nicely decorated with tons of tourist information and library of books. We stayed in room one and everything was A+++! I especially loved the huge bathroom with bathtub. The breakfast was grand and delicious and varied daily along with their afternoon refreshments which were freshly baked. Location was great and walkable to shops, restaurants and two grocery stores. Highly recommend this place for a great getaway! read more

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Clean, quaint, and friendly, this place checked all the boxes for us. Walking distance to anything you'd want in town, and a perfect landing pad after a long day in the park. Super friendly staff all around, especially Veronica at reception. Everyone, both staff and guests, were very respectful of masks and social distancing which made us feel very comfortable during these strange times. read more

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I have nothing but wonderful things to say about our time here. The location is perfect, just right outside of downtown walking distance to everything. Park your car, and leave it! We stayed in the carriage house. Our room was spotless. Very nice touches like hand made soap, and shampoo, conditioner and body gel by EO. Breakfast was AMAZING! Everything was cooked perfectly with local natural ingredients. The coffee was also great. Most of our interactions were with Ralph, and he was warm and very friendly. Gave us great advise on where to eat and some things to do. We look forward to staying with Ralph and Anna again. read more

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June 2023. Sally W. We stayed with Ralph and Anna for 4 days. Very welcoming, and Ralph took our luggage up to the 3rd floor for us! Three-course breakfasts and afternoon treats spoiled us every day. Ralph was a pastry chef before becoming an inn owner according to his daughter, and his pastries/desserts attest to that fact. Packed lunches in insulated backpacks are available upon request which makes for an easy day of hassle-free day of hiking. Everything anyone could want to do is within a 5-minute walk of the Acacia House--Bar Island Land Bridge, the shore path, stained glass windows by Louis Tiffany at St. Saviour's church, the Abbe Museum, all shops and restaurants. I would recommend the Acacia House over a hotel always! read more

Wonderful, professional and accommodating staff. Great food and atmosphere as well. We couldn't have been happier with having our rehearsal dinner at this resturant. read more

I would give this place 10 stars if I could. Anna and Ralph are phenomenal hosts who've taken care of every single detail possible to make your stay comfortable and memorable. There are no cons, only PROS - -- Comfortable rooms, great updated showers and free parking in the backyard -- The breakfasts are to die for. They are truly out of this world. The baked goods are surreal - the scone and chocolate brownie we had were unforgettable. Anna is a gourmet chef. -- Packed lunches to go - yes, please take advantage, Sandwiches are made from the freshest of ingredients possible and are simply delicious. I don't think Anna does anything in half measures. -- You can have tea anytime of the day or night. Ample tea bags of all types readily available. As a tea drinker, I loved this touch. -- Downstairs parlor has books, guides and is a cozy seating area. Our room was a little small to lounge in and we hung out here after dinner. -- Free Wi-Fi. I could go on and on, but you will have to experience it for yourself. We can't wait to go back!! read more

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Beautiful bed and breakfast in a great location. Low-key, comfortable, cute, not fussy, hip, and very very clean. The breakfast is delicious, and organic. We'll definitely be back! read more

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This B & B deserves 5 stars +! The hosts are amazing! So competent, friendly, welcoming, efficient and excellent cooks. The breakfasts were scrumptious. The inn is a beautifully maintained older home in a primo location. Close to downtown Bar Harbor, but slightly off the beaten path so any noise is minimal. We stayed in Room 1 and we HIGHLY recommend it! We didn't want to leave after 3 nights at the place. We cannot say enough great things about this B & B - go stay and experience for yourself! read more

Wow and This is a great place to spend time. Food was fabulous from start to finish, and the hosts are exceptional, as are there children. Thanks for everything read more

This is a bed-and-breakfast where the husband and wife both work here and cook you breakfast like you're staying at a five-star hotel in the morning. It's extra amazing. They give you a menu you get to pick between blueberry pancakes with fresh maple syrup or other more savory dishes that I have not tried yet. But the pancakes kept me going all day. Then they gave me and my wife all these hikes to go on a map and detailed instructions of everything to do. In the main house there's a living room where you can hang out and talk to other guests but you don't have to do that. If my grammar is bad it's because I'm doing talk to text. You can bring beer and food back and put it in the refrigerator no one takes it. The bathrooms are clean the beds are clean the Wi-Fi was fast. Bio garbage bags, you can tell these are the kind of folks who live by the ways we all want to live by.. I feel that I'm at 8.5/10 high needs guest. Ok 20/10 but they both other delivered & their staff are cool kids in college or around that age - who are super nice and cool. Not weird creepy ppl like some of these other places. I would be friends who everyone who worked here in Normal life. 100/100 read more

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Warm, friendly inn run by a sweet local couple. Rooms are comfortable and spotless. Breakfasts are to die for ... thoughtfully prepared from local, organic produce and beautifully presented. Warm freshly made pastries awaited each morning, followed by a fruit cup, then custom prepared breakfast of our choice. Location is convenient and a short, easy walk to downtown. I will be going back! read more

Acacia House was amazing in every way! Ralph is the kindest man! Our room was clean and beautiful! The breakfasts were out of this world! We highly recommend this as a place to stay in Bar Harbor! read more

This place is wonderful. If you're looking for the perfect bed n breakfast with great hosts, this is it. We stayed during a northeast road-trip and we had a great experience. It's a perfect base for Bar Harbor or Acadia National Park. The rooms were beautiful and the food was amazing. If you stay, make sure you eat there, especially breakfast/brunch! read more

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We thoroughly enjoyed all aspects of our stay. The location is fantastic and within walking distance to the sand bar, shops, and restaurants. The breakfast was exceptional!! read more

Amazing accommodations! First, if you found this review by searching for vegan, look no further- book now! Vegan pancakes were so good! The menu is extensive with vegan and non-vegan options. Our room was spotless. Location was perfect for easy access to town and the park. read more

Stayed here last October in the Carriage House. Such a great little place. The breakfast was amazing. Location is just right, close enough to walk to all the shops and restaurants but not right in the middle of it all. Our room was clean and very cute. We just re-booked for May and will be staying in the house this time. Can't wait! read more

I ate the best breakfast of my life at the Acacia House. The food alone is deserving of rave reviews, but we also had the pleasure of staying at the Inn for a weekend in March. We were hit immediately with the smell of chocolate-chip cookies baking in the oven when we arrived Friday afternoon. Is there a more welcoming or familiar smell on Earth? We were greeted by Ralph, the owner, who gave us an over-view of what was going on in Bar Harbor at the time, showed us where to find our room, and offered us fresh hot-cider and chocolate-almond cookies. He was not over-bearing at all. Just genuinely friendly. The room itself was small, (Room 6), but had everything we needed. We even had our own thermostat (and definitely had our own bathroom). The bed wasn't the most comfortable or luxurious, but it was fitted with extremely soft organic-cotton sheets. The towels were big and fluffy, and the shower was well-equipped with EO bath products; Lavender and grapefruit-mint. The room is cleaned daily. Room 6 is on the third floor, and was very private. For $85 a night, it was a steal. (Price for winter only.) Couldn't believe breakfast was included in the price. I would pay $85 for breakfast alone! Food was out of this world. Daily cookies, tea, and hot cider. Continental breakfasts offered at hotels and other B&Bs do not compare. Even restaurants do not compare, as you are not engaged in the "come into my home and let me cook for you" vibe as you are at the Acacia House. During the winter months, they are open to the public for breakfast, but as guests of the Inn, we were seated immediately. Pride goes into the menu and the food. You are served by someone who cares about the food, and it is cooked by someone who cares about the food. They want you to enjoy it, and it certainly shows. The ingredients are high-quality, local, and made from scratch when possible. There is attention to detail, down to the plating. They bake their own bagels and bread, and even house-cure the smoked salmon. Each breakfast came with a little starter. Saturday was strawberries with granola and greek yogurt. Sunday was a poached pear with jam and goat cheese. On Saturday we also had a home-made bagel with cream cheese to start, cranberry-pommegranate juice, and hot coffee. The main meal was an "eclipse" of french toast in honor of the eclipse happening at the time. Cut into a crescent, perfectly moist bread, had hint of orange, topped with creme anglais, chocolate-almond "moon" and an espresso gelee on the side. Surprisingly not overly sweet. Also, the "spring plate" which was home-made rye toasts, one with honey-goat cheese topped with pea-shoot salad, one with local sausage and beet-pickled hard-boiled eggs (they were pink!) and fried parsley. Lastly, my favorite; house-made smoked salmon with horse-radish butter, radishes and a side of pickled beets. Each component was perfectly thought out. Sunday we had fluffy blueberry pancakes with a side of bacon, veggie-hash (blue potatoes, sweet potatoes, parsnips, onions), over-easy eggs, and homemade toast slathered in butter. It was all amazing. Ralph told us there was no official check out time on Sunday (again, probably winter-only) and that we were welcome to spend the day in Bar Harbor and come back to shower, or whatever we needed. The location of the Inn is also ideal for a Bar Harbor getaway. Walking distance to shops, restaurants and The Ocean, and about a 5 minute drive to Acadia National Park. There was plenty of parking for us at the Inn. Based on our time here, two seperate couples are already planning on going based on our rave reviews. So should you! read more

With the brightly colored walls and charming antique touches, Acacia House Inn's decor and styling is like a relaxed homey indie coffee shop that you can happen to sleep in. The small details, such as the organic cotton linens and the locally made soap (which can also be purchased in the main hallway), are so thoughtfully selected that Ann and Ralph's pride and care of this place really shows. And there could not be more helpful and nice innkeepers; it unfortunately rained in Bar Harbor during my entire visit but Ann gave excellent suggestions on where to drive around the island and Ralph, who served breakfast every morning, was a calming and attentive host. But seriously, the food. Ann and Ralph's previous experience as proprietors at their old local breakfast and cafe place comes through in their presentation and execution. Options were always vegetarian friendly, and the food was delicious and not greasy. I especially love the surprise "starter" dish before every meal - it makes you feel so fancy!! All of the pastries were incredible and varied daily - I would've been happy if only that was available. Things to note, although expected for a B&B; don't expect a lot of outlets in your room and the wifi is fairly spotty on the third floor. Also the TV is fairly old, but then again these things are to be expected, and you don't go to Bar Harbor to stay indoors anyway. I definitely plan on being back to Acacia House some day, and I have zero desire to explore other options of B&Bs in the area. read more

Good stuff. Breakfast was great. The owner used to own/run a bakery and this is reflected in the food. Very accommodating. We had to stay in town late on the day we checked out and they let us park our car and use the sitting area, etc. Use of the sitting area included enjoying their fresh baked cookies. Highly recommended. Owners were very helpful in getting us oriented in town, etc. Would come back. read more

We loved our stay at Acacia House! Convenient to walk to everything, amazing breakfast, charming home with everything you need, and accommodating and welcoming hosts. I wish we could've stayed longer! Highly recommend! read more

I stayed here with my Fiance back in August 2013. We stayed in Room 2. The room was clean and huge! Brightly colored, and the bed was very comfortable, especially after camping for 2 nights in the park. The bathroom was also very clean and huge! The coffee and cookies were delicious and the hosts were very friendly and attentive. It is very close to down town within a reasonable walking distance, and just far enough away that traffic and noise wasn't a problem at all. The breakfast, was absolutely phenomenal. It wasn't your standard continental bed and breakfast or just eggs and bacon. She had the grilled polenta with fresh vegetables and I had the Maine Blueberry pancakes. Great Place and looking forward to my next stay! read more

My husband and I stayed here on our honeymoon and it was truly a dream. We have since stayed at other B & Bs, and none compare to the Acacia House. Location: On a quiet side street in Bar Harbor, just blocks away from the shops and dining, and a very quick drive to Acadia National Park. Rooms: Comfortable, cozy, and clean. We slept well each night, and the room was an enjoyable temperature even on the hottest of days. Our room had an en-suite bath with: a large, stone-tiled standing shower with glass surround, wall jets, and a bench; a jetted jacuzzi for two; an enormous amount of counter and cabinet space. (It also featured the most luxurious towels we have ever used. So nice, we went online and bought some for ourselves when we got home. The Turkish Towel Company, if you're curious.) Breakfasts: EXCELLENT. AMAZING. DIVINE. They have a set menu with a generous variety of options, as well as an inevitably mouth-watering daily special. (I couldn't help myself and got the special every morning.) They strive to use locally and organically grown produce as much as possible, and grow much of it themselves in their second home off of the island. They had vegetarian and vegan options. Your meal always included several beverage options, a rotating selection of fruit, and the main dish. The portions were ample, yet we always managed to finish because we couldn't bear to leave any bit of it behind! I can't even begin to list the options, but please trust me when I say you will certainly enjoy this meal. People: The Innkeepers Ralph and Anna were so easy going and genuine. Their staff were gracious and accommodating. They all had excellent suggestions for where to spend our days. We enjoyed breakfast on the front porch and found ourselves striking up conversation with the other couples on occasion. It was a peaceful yet warm and friendly sanctuary! Bonuses: There is both an indoor sitting area and breakfast room. Many shelves are filled with books, and in the afternoons you will find fresh, homemade pastries waiting for you - without fail! So our days often looked like: breakfast, a hike at Acadia, afternoon tea and pastries, a nap, and then evening in Bar Harbor! We wish that Bar Harbor were closer to home so that we could visit the Acacia House for every special occasion. As it stands, we will have to save this lovely location for our most precious of trips - and we will savor it! read more

My boyfriend and I stayed at Acacia House for a weekend in BH, we picked it off the Yelp reviews and weren't disappointed! I called to let them know we'd be arriving a bit later (7:30 - 8) and they were totally fine with that. Ralph welcomed us, told us a little bit about Bar Harbor, where the main streets were (right off of were the B+B is located) and showed us our room and had turned the air conditioning on for us before we got there so the room would be cool. We woke Saturday morning to coffee and a pre-breakfast treat (sticky buns, no nuts as I'm allergic and they didn't cook anything with nuts that weekend for me), then headed down to breakfast where we were given a menu with a handful of options, which in my opinion is great instead of serving 1 item like we have run in to at BBs in the past. Sunday morning, the pre-breakfast snack was homemade crescent rolls, which were so buttery and delicious. They put out afternoon snacks (cheese, crackers, grapes and lemonade) for a light snack when you get back from your adventures. We stayed in Room 3, which was a vibrant green color, had a very large bathroom and a porch off the bathroom which was great. The only downfall, the bed was a bit old and squeaked whenever you rolled over, but other than that it was great. Ralph and Anna were great hosts, cooks and bakers, I would stay here again in a heart beat! Tip -- they have a small lot but you can park along High Street read more

Bar Harbor has its share of B&Bs, but we loved our stay at Acacia House. Perfect location - a short walk to downtown Bar Harbor and minutes from Acadia National Park by car. Ralph and Anna are wonderful and gracious hosts and breakfasts were fantastic. Five stars plus. read more

If you're going to Bar Harbor you HAVE to stay here! Anna & Ralph are the best! We stayed here for Mount Desert Island Marathon weekend. Not only is it a great location near the start but Anna & Ralph took such great care of us. We were concerned about what to do for breakfast the morning of the race. As I was about to ask where we might grab food so early in the morning Anna asked what would we like for breakfast for race morning and when did we want it ready! That was a huge relief!!! One less thing to worry about race day. The food was amazing. We only had breakfast but the lunch menu sounded delish! Anna & Ralph are genuinely nice people and I look forward to my next visit to Bar Harbor to stay at this quaint little Inn. read more

This was a great place to stay. Beautiful rooms and a delicious breakfast made to order. The bathroom was amazing! Huge shower and big jetted bathtub! No fridge, microwave or TV in the room so don't expect that. The only reason I give it 4 stars is because of the parking. Parking is very limited and no parking is allowed on the street in front during the day without a permit so it can be difficult to find parking. I suggest you arrive as early as possible to check in and leave your car there. It's close to Bar Harbor so you can walk places. It's a great place but not much parking available. read more