We came out to Bar Harbor for a night and stayed in Southwest Harbor at this motel and it was the…read morebest decision! Southwest Harbor is quieter, charming, amazing views, food and people. We loved our stay here! Our check in was seamless and Teresa was so sweet. We used the EV charger (free for guest) overnight which was huge for our Tesla. We walked across the street three times to the rock beach to take in the views. Breakfast was delicious and the company was even better. We hope to come back for many years to come!

Amazing views a short walk away, the sunrise was incredible. You can see the water through the…read morewindows even at the very end of the motel, which is great. The room and the grounds are clean and well maintained and the staff are friendly and accommodating. Lots of wildlife around. A great deal if you're in the area.

Very very pretty and well maintained modern Bed and Breakfast. Fabulous amenities ( great tv…read morechannels, DVD, hot tub, sauna, fuse ball, 2 exercise machines , gorgeous views and room, including a comfortable bed) if you just want to get away from it all since all the action is in Bar Harbor. Even in season, not all local restaurants are open so we spent days in Acadia and shopping and dinners in Bar Harbor. The proprietors are a mixed bag. She is lovely and accommodating while he has no business being in the bed and breakfast business, surly, snobbish, making you feel your every question is an imposition!

Amazing stay at Ann's Point Inn. Hosts Alan and Jeanette are fantastic, providing for excellent…read moreconversation and Acadia recommendations. Breakfast each morning was out of the park - Some of the best breakfast I've ever had. Wine and Cheese in the afternoon was fantastic - Alan does a wonderful job picking out some delicious cheese and tasty wines. Also makes for some good conversation with the other guests ! Service was top notch. I really enjoyed coming back from dinner and having a light turned on for us, shades drawn, and fresh cookies on the table. It's a very warming experience. The bed was extremely comfortable with an abundance of covers (for those cold Maine nights!). I would recommend Ann's Point Inn to anyone who can afford to spend a few more bucks over the Bar Harbor hotels, as you will not receive better service and delicious food anywhere else.

We stayed here 10 years ago and came back last week to celebrate our 13 year anniversary and to…read morevisit some friends who were camping at the Seawall nearby! They were super jealous of our cabin and we definitely cannot blame them! A few nights were super chilly and the heat really made the cabin so cozy. The couple who runs these cottages are so nice and accommodating. It's the perfect location to enjoy the quiet side of Acadia. The shops and restaurants in southwest harbor are so close you could walk back to your cottage.

This was an absolutely lovely place to stay while on vacation on Mount Desert Island…read more The cabin was redone fully so the interior was all wood. It smelled amazing and was so clean. It was the most luxurious place I'd ever stayed! Tucked off the main street in Southwest Harbor, this is a quiet little spot with well maintained grounds and amazingly organized cabins. Top notch bed and pillows. It's about a twenty minute drive to Bar Harbor, but it's easy and quick once you get the feeling of the layout. The "office" has extra swimming towels, movies, and books about Acadia. It's really awesome how the owners, Tom and Vickie, care about their customers. A downside was barely seeing the owners! We went in during their office hours but didn't see them. We received an invoice, and I was sad to not chat within our 48 hours of staying there. The 10am check out also was pretty brutal. You also clean your own cabin, which is okay, but we made breakfast and tea- doing dishes while packing up and paying the expensive price before 10? That was not great. It's pricey here, but it's so luxurious and beautiful, it's worth the splurge.

Honestly, one of the best experiences I have ever had at an Inn. Dora and Daniel, are the most…read moresincerely lovely and welcoming innkeepers I have ever met. They made me and friend so comfortable and at ease the whole time. The inn is impeccably clean ( I didn't see a speck of dust during our stay) and there are too many creature comforts to list! The breakfast and afternoon snacks are unbelievably good and inventive...Daniel, you are an artist! Looking forward to our next visit!

Wonderful B&B, Dora is a great hostess and Daniel is the best breakfast cook ever. Room was clean…read moreand comfortable. We have been staying at B&B for years and this is one of the best ever. Thank you Dora and Daniel!

A beautiful place in a spectacular setting. Love having drinks on the porch. Food is excellent…read moreas well as the service

The Claremont Hotel in Southwest Harbor, ME is like something out of a dream. What an idyllic…read moresetting. This historic hotel was restored about 4 years ago and it is absolutely gorgeous. The grounds and flowers are impeccably kept. The ambiance is welcoming and wonderful. I can't say enough good things about the Claremont.

Newly remodeled rooms with a new kitchen and bath. They allow dogs which is a plus! Staff was very…read morefriendly and walking distance to a number of restaurants and about a 20-25 minute ride to Acadia National Park!

Good: recently renovated, clean, quiet, on the harbour and close to town. Expensive enough still…read moreless than most other hotels in the area. Bad: front desk closes at 8. Not sure what time it opens, most mornings I was gone by 430, back after 10. No contact information offered for after hour problems. The Air conditioner in the bedroom didn't work in main room when cooking - got unreasonably hot. The WIFI was incredibly spotty could not watch the game. Hot water ran out once. I was told at check out I could have requested a fan to blow air from the bedroom to living room and the wifi network I was told was the wrong one. Did I mention that the front desk closed at 8 with no after hours contact information? That would make a significant difference in the quality of my stay.

Stopped in for breakfast and was met with cheer and hospitality. Vegetable omelette was great. The…read moreblueberry compote with toast was my delicious. Great for kids too as the chocolate chip pancake was a hit.

Great little New England restaurant. Had dinner and breakfast there. Both were excellent. I…read moreloved the breakfast Burrito and hash browns! My wife had the French toast with homemade blueberry topping .staff was very friendly and accommodating.

My husband and I just had three wonderful nights at The Lindenwood. We stayed in the updated…read morepenthouse suite. We had a large bedroom/ bathroom with tub and shower and then a living area with a tv, couch and seating area. The best part was the private balcony which had the most gorgeous view of the harbor. Each night we were able to enjoy our private fire pit and hot tub while looking at the stars. The new owners brought breakfast to our rooms each day and were very attentive to our needs.

Fantastic, cute B&B walking distance to the main strip of Southwest Harbor…read more My wife and I stayed here for our 15th wedding anniversary and so got the top-floor suite with private deck complete with hot tub as well as a kitchen/living area. The whole space was amazing, but the massive private deck with the view was really the best part. The deck was so big with so many seating spaces that even across two nights we didn't manage to use all of them. There were two day beds under a small roof which we pushed together and wound up falling asleep under the stars both nights and moving into the room later in the night. The hot tub was everything you'd expect. There was a table we ate dinner at one night and a lounging area we never got to use. The only downside was that the deck was super-wet from dew each morning. The day bed under the roof was dry enough for us to eat the breakfast they brought up to the room on while enjoying the view. We didn't use the communal heated pool or honor system bar, but they both looked nice if you were staying somewhere other than the top floor with the private deck. The location is great. Other than the view, it was a 7-minute walk to Beal's lobster pier for lobsters and lobster rolls and a 12-minute walk into town where we had our anniversary dinner at Harbor Table and there's other nice things in town as well. The included breakfast was also good and better when served in our room. The first morning it was blueberry spread on a baguette where the bottom half was French toast. It was different and delicious especially with bacon on the side. The room itself was spacious with a huge bathroom and a living and kitchen area that we badly used other than the decent sized fridge which was great to keep lobster rolls for the next day and beer for the evenings. The bedroom itself was a bit smaller than you'd imagine and only had a queen-sized bed just because of the layout of the top floor, which used to be an attic. Overall, the only downside is that they don't allow kids, so if we ever come back and come with them (which is likely), we'd need to find another place.

While staying at the Harbour Cottage Inn, I had the opportunity to dine at their on-site restaurant…read morefor dinner one evening. Since it was a pleasant evening, I decided to sit on the patio and take in the crisp, cool air. I was surprised at how extensive the menu was with a ton of seasonal options and chef recommendations. I started with a wine tasting flight which allowed me to pick any four wines I wanted to sample. I was hungry, but not starving, so I opted to start with the grilled halloumi toastie, which was essentially a sophisticated open-face grilled cheese. The halloumi was salty and tangy, and paired well with the fresh pesto. Still hungry after my toastie, I decided to order the fresh seared scallops. These were some of the most mouthwatering and delicious scallops I have ever had in my life. Everything about this inn and especially the restaurant, the Bowspirit, was incredible. The service was friendly and attentive, warm and welcoming. Even if you are not staying at this accommodation, I would highly, HIGHLY recommend giving the Bowspirit a try.

We love the Bowsprit Bar! Talk about a hidden gem! Very comfy atmosphere, sitting outside by the…read morefire on a cool night or enjoying the summer evening cooling off is just the best and the food, large appetizer portions of elevated cuisine is excellent. Drinks are highly recommended. Dora is a wonderful host and makes you feel at home.

Great location, just a short drive to Acadia National Park. Was nice to be away from the…read more'touristy' area. Rooms were nice, a bit on the 'flowery' side if you know what I mean, but my companion loved their robes :) They have free Wi-Fi available throughout. They had two common rooms, which were cozy for book reading or game playing. I liked the 'treats' at nice, we had ginger cookies and chocolate covered strawberries the two nights we stayed. They have a board that announces what is for breakfast, which is nice to have an idea, and they do alternate between a sweet and a savory breakfast. Food was good and a bit more on the creative side, which was appreciated. Parking is available and the B&B is located within walking distance of Southwest Harbor restaurants. There is even a shuttle during the busy season to bring you over to Bar Harbor.

This place was amazing. Brian and Pamela were fantastic and very accommodating! Location was…read moreperfect for bouncing in and out of Bar Harbor, without having to deal with the crowds. Brian was full of local knowledge making the stay even more enjoyable. The food was amazing, every morning was a treat to the palate! This is the only place on my list stay when visiting Bar Harbor and the surrounding areas. Thank you Brian and Pamela!!! Nate L