The Driftwood Inn is one of the most unique, authentic, New England lodging experiences that one…read morecan have. Since 1905, these old rooms and cabins have housed thousands of travelers looking for the real coastal Maine overnight stay. What you get is crashing surf. You get wood paneling and worn linens. You get rickety dressers and creaky beds. You also get amazing views (that would come at a much higher price elsewhere). You get solidly good food. You get the absolute bliss that comes with fresh ocean and salt air. Our family has been coming to the Driftwood for over 20 years. We are experienced, sophisticated world travelers. And we return to the Driftwood knowing exactly what we are going to get and we look forward to it everytime. Even with our teenagers in tow, we love that view and that sound that you are hard-pressed to find anywhere. Settled in a nook of Bailey Island, just adjacent to Mackeral Cove, Driftwood Inn is the absolute perfect place for contemplative quiet, for peace and calm, for that end-of-the-earth introspective that comes with extra time and nature. Driftwood is not for everyone. That we know. But it's for us, and we love it. And we hope it never, ever changes.

Very nice quaint place, lobster was very good and a reasonable price. It's on the water so it's a…read morefabulous view. You must call your order in by 3 pm, only 1 seating at 6 pm. Wine and beer selection is limited.

Went here for brunch today with a few friends and must say that I was very impressed. The staff…read morewas friendly and the space was quaint as one would hope for in an historic inn. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which was atypically served on slices of bread as opposed to an English muffin, but it was fantastic! The eggs were fluffy and delicious, and were complemented by a buttery lemon sauce that made the whole dish. Highly recommend.

Absolutely love the service and the ambiance. My meal was okay, but my husband's was excellent…read more Looking forward to trying their spring menu when the season changes! The ambiance is like nowhere else in Brunswick and you are encouraged to linger and enjoy! Excellent cocktails too!

The Common Table was amazing! My boyfriend and I stayed there summer of 2013 for 2 nights. I was…read moreskeptical about sharing a bathroom with other families, but Deb kept the place so clean that you hardly noticed! The breakfasts were incredible, and the house was so adorable. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a relaxing and beautiful weekend away!

The view from the balcony of the room is amazing and peaceful. The rooms are spacious and…read morecomfortable. The lobster is delicious, affordable, and delivered directly to the room. Highly recommend!

Update: We just completed our 5 night stay in Cedar Cottage. This is a two bedroom cottage with…read moreone large bathroom. We had our in laws with us, so 4 of us in total stayed comfortably in the cottage. It was the perfect get away! We had a large deck that overlooked the bay with BBQ grill which we used every night. The kitchen was stocked with dishes, pots, pans, and utensils. We ordered lobsters from Inn owners one night and regretted waiting so long to do so. Jane will steam them and deliver them right to your room. The lobsters were excellent! And I have to say that they tasted even better than those we've had in restaurants. We rented their boat one day and took it out to Bailey Island. We were able to dock it at Morse's for some lunch. We borrowed kayaks another day. We can't wait to go back!

We ended up here by accident. Originally we had booked a sweet little Air B&B nearby but our host…read moredouble booked and we no longer had a place to stay two days before a wedding we were in! I can't thank Cooks Island View Motel enough for accommodating us so quickly. The rooms are absolutely adorable and very clean, the beds were comfy and the prices were more than decent. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone needing a place to stay on Bailey Island. By no means is this place fancy, but who wants fancy when you're down on the islands? The only thing I would warn is that there are no air conditioners (there is a good fan though) and although we lucked out to have a cool, breezy night, I'm not sure what it would be like on a humid Maine night!

Good value for this area, but this is a no-frills establishment…read more Pros: The room was very spacious. It was immaculately clean. The staff was nice. It was quiet. Fridge and Microwave in room. Cons: Zero amenities. It's a room with a bed and a bathroom and that's it. No iron, no clock, no phone (and there is no cell service in the area). The Wi-Fi was non-existent unless you sat right outside the office.

Great location! A 3 minute walk to the grocery market and walkable to LL Bean too. The hotel was…read moreclean and the staff was so friendly. A very pleasurable stay in a nice area

Unimpressed. Some concerns: ants in room, frayed bath towel, stain in tub, tub drain needs to be…read morecleaned, shower head needs to be replaced. Water doesn't drain properly in shower so a person stands in an inch or two of dirty water. Spend your precious vacation dollars elsewhere. The previous night we stayed in a Microtel Inn Geneva, NY, and while the accommodations are spartan, the facilities were clean, updated, and pest-free.

Stone House Manor is an excellent place to relax on the coast of Maine while enjoying the stunning…read morePopham Beach area. I've been going here for years with my family and we have so many wonderful memories together. The elegant architecture of the house with the salt air breezes is so conducive to falling asleep to the sound of the ocean is soothing. The outside grounds have many sitting areas to find a place to sit and read or have conversations. The front yard slopes down to Mirror Lake with excellent fresh water, swimming. One of my favorite places is the screened in porch that overlooks the front Yard down to Mirror Lake. Over the years, the gentle pace, has allowed us to re-energize ourselves. You have time to talk and plan our future goals. The owner Jane is an excellent host‼

You can't stay at a better place in the area. Tim and Jane are very gracious hosts, and the house…read moreincredible. The owners have captured the essence of the area, and understand what it's all about to be in Popham Beach.

the inn is beautiful and clean but Rachel has a lot of bias against brown people under the pretense…read moreof being nice. She asked me and my girlfriends if we were Pakistani (lumping us all under one country just because we are not white blondes) and then she told us that we would like the thai place very matter of factly (I assume since we all look ethnic). Her food is great but filled with sugar and butter so if you are watching your diet make a request a head of time. Oh, and you are not allowed to come to breakfast in your PJs which is an Inn policy and even if you didnt see that it was a policy, she will shame you when she sees you in your pjs. for the money spent, I would rather stay at a hotel and not get stereotyped or shamed for my clothes.

This is such a fantastic place to visit and stay! Ms. Rachel greets you and gets to know exactly…read morewhat you desire. Her establishment is extremely clean and has all the promised amenities. However, her breakfast is always local, fresh, and FANTASTIC! She makes you feel at home with absolute privacy. The home is nicely decorated for the period of the home. She has a room for every type of style a visitor could imagine. So choose the room type you prefer based on her website. The rooms are exactly as advertised. This is a gem of Bath and I hope it is here for many years so I can continue to come back. It is my home away from home when visiting Bath, ME or local areas.

Stayed here last Tuesday evening after a day in Boothbay (most of those rooms had already been…read morebooked). Hotel is near the waterfront and lots of nice parks in the area, but had several interesting characters walking around the street before the turnoff... the bathroom was big and the room decent sized and clean. But, the main star here was the breakfast! There was an assortment of pastries, waffles (complete with whipped cream, chocolate chips, and peanut butter chips), mini omelettes, oatmeal, biscuit and gravy, coffee, juice, . I was impressed. Would stay at a Hampton again. Rates were reasonable as well. Staff even gave us a few suggestions of some light houses to visit in the area. 2021 #79

Stayed here for a work trip. This was one of the nicest little hotels that I've stayed in,…read moreespecially since it's not one of the pricier business class hotels. The room was spotlessly clean and had all the usual essentials you'd want such as mini-fridge, microwave, ironing board, etc. Breakfast was included and was typical, but ok. I would have preferred more fresh fruit and some fat-free yogurt. What I really liked about this place is that it had windows that actually open! I had a view onto the Kennebec River. Try finding hotels, especially business class chain hotels, that have windows which open. It's pretty rare, so this was a nice surprise.