Clean, quiet large rooms with your own bathroom. Breakfast was amazing. All homemade with the best…read moreingredients. Served in a lovely country dining room or out on the deck under umbrellas. The hosts were very friendly and knowledgeable about the area, but were not intrusive. We felt very comfortable coming and going as we pleased. Their was a lovely garden out front to sit in with a fire pit. A 5 min walk to LL Bean and all the outlet shopping. Easy and safe to walk around, even at night.

Up in Freeport , Me went shopping and then settled into this lovely bed and breakfast. Owners…read moreBill and Mary Ann very friendly and accommodating. Did a birthday package for my daughter- very last minute. They were able to get a bottle of champagne and then we got a basket of goodies. I asked for the Green room that has a hot tub and we enjoyed being relaxed last night. Beds very comfy. Private bathroom. Home very cozy, warm and inviting

This is a cozy place on grey days and has outdoor seating in beautiful weather…read more With an interesting menu and great drink options, you'll have lots to choose from. High end dining and professional but friendly service make for an enjoyable evening (As Bowdoin parents, it's a short pretty walk to campus and you might spot a polar bear working there!)

High prices, low quality, poor service. The decor and ambience are coupled with prices that lead…read moreone to believe this is a high end establishment. Breakfast this weekend proved otherwise. Go to impress parents or similar if you are a college student. For quality and price, based on our experience, would not do again. Overcooked eggs, grudging portions, mix and match plateware that just confounds (bacon and eggs in a bowl - really? but only for one person in the party?). The menu is also misleading. The fabled "hash of the day" turned out to be just a pile of ordinary unremarkable overcooked and unseasoned home fries. The same side everyone else had for free, but costing some part of the wallet-stretching $21 in the context of the all-in "165" breakfast - two overcooked over-easy eggs (no seasoning), a slice of thin sourdough bread cut in two, a pile of indifferent home fries and two of the smallest pieces of bacon you can imagine. $8-12 in any self-respecting diner in the country, and typically made with far more care and flavor. When asked how plain ordinary home fries were a "hash of the day" when they were also unmentioned sides for other dishes, the waitress shrugged and said "it's a KIND of hash. We call that hash here." Touche. Should have asked more questions. And the toast is a single piece of seemingly storebought sourdough bread cut in half (no evidence here, just disappointment being expressed). No substitution, no extras. Pretty much no butter, either. Another member of the party had the blueberry pancakes, Thick and heavy, and unremarkable, once again. Any diner does it better - for half the price. Timing was a serious issue too. The dining room was somewhere between 1/3 and 1/2 full. 3-4 tables in other words. Still took well over 45 minutes to get food. Watched 2 pairs of other diners come, order, eat, pay and leave as we waited, Food came cool with no explanation or apology for the long wait. Small complaints perhaps, but at this price, they are making bold claims and utterly failing to match up. Breakfast should be a lay-up for places like this. The ingredients cost almost nothing and the work involved is strictly short-order, simple, fast-turn work in a relatively uncrowded dining room. No reason to go light on ingredients or on flavors. Breakfast is an easy meal to wow in aplace like this, and New England has traditions to uphold - and yet the establishment clearly did not see the point in putting in the effort to match their prices, decor, or location. The capper was watching the tables cleared by a surly teenager in stained board shorts and stained tshirt and sneakers with unwashed hair in a beautiful dining room. The young man clomped in and would withdraw 1-2 plates at a time before stomping out, taking over ten minutes to clear a single table. Overpriced and under-quality. It's for tourists. Beautiful building, though.

Great owners ! John and Loretta are very welcoming and they ensure that you feel like home! We will…read morebe back next year! Great breakfast as well!!

We stayed our first night in Maine here and it was a lovely experience. Loretta was so nice and we…read morehad a very good breakfast. Very convenient location. Would highly recommend

Bed and Breakfast establishments aren't the norm for me, but when it was time for our ladies trip…read moreto Maine, I acquiesced for a B&B instead of other options. In retrospect, I would have missed a treat had we not stayed at the Brewster House Bed & Breakfast on Main Street in Freeport, Maine. Owned and run by Kelleigh and Dave, the latter is a trained chef, and the former is a consummate professional in caring for their customers. We also had the pleasure of meeting one of their children and heard a couple of hilarious stories about some oil changing mishaps. Turns out, the breakfast part of the B&B is my element. Instead of one long table, which some B&Bs provide, Brewster House offers smaller tables for two or in our case, tables together to accommodate three guests. We were all seated in one room, a dark blue-walled space with white antique dishes and a moose head as decoration, close enough to talk, yet separated enough to have private conversations. All of us guests chatted and laughed and shared stories as Kelleigh deftly served and described each day's three courses. Dave occasionally looked out, but seemingly a bit shy for compliments stayed in his kingdom of that wonderful kitchen. Here's to Dave who shared some of his culinary acumen in the forms of shirred eggs with fresh greens, firm peaches donned with whipped topping, blueberry-kissed French toast, and so very moist waffles with dreamy homemade syrup. The bath towels were of good, heavy quality, which is important to me and the lotions and soap with little images of a Maine village were nice touches. Being from Florida, we weren't certain if we were dreaming at night when air conditioning was not needed. The property is several decades old and one can hear that when ascending and descending stairs, but they were sturdy so that's all that really matters. I sat on the multi-colored rockers on the porch at the side a time or two and absorbed the peace that I felt at Brewster House. I may never visit Maine again, but Brewster House Bed & Breakfast is etched into my memory as one of my favorite things about my first visit to Freeport, Portland and surrounding quaint towns in Maine. If you ever plan on visiting the area, give this historic location a try.

What a perfect gem! Hospitality top notch. The owners were so sweet and always available. All the…read morelittle touches made it like home. Breakfast and the French pressed coffee were phenomenal. Totally recommend!

Great bed and breakfast. Al & Shannon were awesome hosts. Super clean. Beautiful old house with…read moretons of great wood work. Slept very good. Great food. Fair pricing.

My daughter had the wedding of her dreams two days ago at the Chandler House. It absolutely…read morecouldn't have been more perfect. Al and Shannon become family before the first day was over. There is nothing they will not do to help. Al and Shannon cook the greatest breakfast in the state of Maine! My strongest recommendation ls that if you are doing a venue here - take the entire inn. Very reasonable. I give it 5 out of 5. Not one derogatory thing to say!

Such a lovely B&B! My husband and I stayed here for a late Valentine's Day trip and we had a…read morewonderful time. The hosts, Judy and Tom, were so kind and attentive, and the breakfast was wonderful! We stayed in the river view room and loved it.

We wanted a mini getaway so we booked a room at this very sweet B&B. It's the off season and we…read morewere the only guests, so it was very quiet. Since there are only three guest rooms I imagine it's a serene place to stay any time of year. The owners were very friendly and served a delicious breakfast. We stayed in the Fireside room, which as its name suggests has a lovely (and warm) gas fireplace. On a cold April night it was so cozy in our room. The whole inn has unique antique touches but with all the amenities you would want. Rooms: Since we were the only guests I was able to check out the other rooms, all of which were lovely. The Fireside room has the fireplace (you'll likely only use it in the winter/fall because it does produce heat), pretty vintage wallpaper, and a comfortable bed with a firm mattress. You have to step down into the bathroom area and the sink is inside the bedroom, which I found to be funky/charming. If you want a tiny bit more privacy book the Androscoggin room. It also has the best view, a little seating area, and it's the only room with a bathtub (the other two have showers). I thought the Garden room was the prettiest room, but that is subjective of course. The photos here and on their website are accurate, the house is very clean and beautifully appointed. A few traveler tips: The rooms don't have TVs but there is one in the common area downstairs for guest use. This didn't bother us but for some it may be an issue (or a bonus). The stairs are steep and may be challenging for anyone with limited mobility (all guest rooms are upstairs). The only very minor complaint I have -and this does not effect my 5 star rating because we knew about it ahead of time- is that they only serve breakfast until 9am, checkout is at 10:30, and there is no flexibility on either (on Sundays anyway, in order for the owners to attend church). We overslept by 15 minutes and they graciously still served us, I wouldn't have been upset if they closed the kitchen as it was our mistake. They also said that checkout was at 10:30, but at 10:18 the owner came to our door to usher us out. BUT, like I said we knew about this ahead of time and still chose to book, and we're glad we did. It was a lovely stay.

We just had our second visit to the Perley House. We liked it the 1st time so much we had to come…read moreback. We stayed in the suite. It's roomy and comfortable. Nice to have our own bathroom. The tub had jets which made for good recovery/relaxing after XC skiing. The bed was very comfortable; not too soft like a lot of BnB's nowadays, but not hard either. They only had a VHS player rather than a dvd player, but there was enough good channels available to keep us entertained. It was good having a kitchenette to make toast or hot chocolate, tea, instant coffee etc. Plenty of closet space but no dressers. But the closet had shelves. We lived out of our duffel bags anyway. Breakfast both days was really good. Doreen makes a superior fruit salad. Her frittata and french toast were yummy. She and Cole made nice breakfast companions (we were the only guests that weekend). The highlight of our stay was Clarence, their new cat, a Norwegian Forest cat. He was very friendly and entertaining. It broke our heart to say goodbye. We hope to be back again to ski more trails at nearby Pineland Farms.

Couldn't have been more delighted to stay here. Rachel Lynn (the innkeeper) was super friendly and…read morevery interested in our well-being. We had a suite upstairs with a private sitting room, bathroom and kitchen. Throughout the day we could see the inn's ducks and chickens milling about from our suite. The suite is decorated in Americana and there were books and magazines for our perusal. Breakfast always started with a fresh fruit cup and sometimes with veggies right out of Rachel Lynn's garden! She is a marvelous cook and fed us French toast, a kale, broccoli and goat cheese scramble, blueberry pancakes and oven-baked eggs with tomatoes to be put on large English muffins. There was also ham and sausage, orange juice, coffee and tea. The property has two delightful cats, Jack and Jill, and if you want to pet them you can; however, Rachel Lynn is very sensitive to guests' wishes that the cats don't bother them. The George Perley House is a bit out of the way (well, we're from SF, so everything seems like a long drive to us), and we really liked it. One day we took a delightful and very easy hike up the road and into the forest nearby. I think we received Maine's hospitality at its finest- thank you Rachel Lynn and Michael (her husband, who was also very friendly!)

Very clean, friendly, and period furnishings. Teresa's breakfasts were homemade with fresh fruits…read more She was very accommodating. Would definitely come back.

I highly recommend this B&B if you find yourself in Auburn/Lewiston. The quality of everything,…read morefrom the beds, the sheets and towels to the breakfast, is all high quality (more so than in most of the much higher priced inns we've stayed in), and it's clear that thought and effort go into their choice, and generally the way the place is run. It's also a bit of living history, like you're actually a guest in someone's house in a bygone era. My husband and I only stayed one night on a road trip from elsewhere in Maine, but we were very impressed.

The Kendall Inn was a perfect stopover as we journeyed through Maine. The attentive hosts welcomed…read moreus and oriented us when we arrived, pointing out the twirling Scrabble board and a large selection of puzzles. As drizzly rain began, hubs settled down at the puzzle table for the evening! Fresh baked cookies are available in the evenings as well, served with cold milk. The rooms are well appointed with updated bathrooms. The Inn is close to anything you might need to get to in Freeport. Breakfast was delicious as well! This inn provides all the cozy things ~ coffee available in the morning, a selection of other coffees and teas available via Keurig at other times. My only complaint is that the bedside lighting in our room isn't sufficient for reading. Mood lighting ~ check. Reading ~ you'll need to use your phone or a flashlight. Or, perhaps the intent of a B&B, read in the common room with your fellow guests.

The Kendall Inn feels cozy and welcoming, like visiting a treasured relative who takes the best of…read morecare of you. Our room was clean and comfortable. We loved being able to walk from the inn to restaurants and shops in Freeport. Most appreciated was their thoughtfulness of providing delicious homemade gluten free food to accommodate my allergy. At night we played games in the parlor while enjoying the delicious warm homemade gluten free cookies. In the morning the three course breakfast was really delicious, especially the gluten free banana scones with maple. I highly recommend staying at the Kendall Inn.

I cannot express in words how exceptional our stay was at The Applewood Inn! Our room, The Alev…read moreSuite, was perfect and cozy for two. California king sized bed, skylights, and a jacuzzi. What else can you ask for? Jay, the owner of the establishment, was an absolute delight! He and his family really make this inn feel as if you're staying at your favorite cousin's house as opposed to a hotel. You can enjoy coffee and the company of Jay, his family, and other guests sitting at a huge communal style table in the dining room while chef makes delicious breakfast fare. I can't wait to come back! Did I mention they have their own garden, fruit trees, and chickens?

We recently spent a night here. The room (#8) was great. It was furnished with cherry Shaker…read morefurniture and the bathroom was nicely done. We hope to come back and would happily stay here again. Freeport is a nice little shopping town that is very walkable and the Applewood Inn is convenient to all. At breakfast the eggs were runny to the point of being soupy, so we would skip that next time, but the breakfast wasn't that important to us.