Very sweet little bed and breakfast. Run by a very kind and welcoming family. It's definitely an…read moreintimate situation-- the sitting room for guests is also the family's living room, so you will be hanging out with them a lot. If you're looking for a ton of privacy, this probably isn't the place for you. But it's in a gorgeous area, the food is wonderful, and everyone is friendly.

Absolutely awesome family that owns this beautiful and historic home. I give it 5 stars because 10…read moreisn't a choice. Had the time of my life and the owner, Martha is an absolutely talented and amazing chef. I stayed here a week while visiting the most eastern and northern point in the US. I felt so well taken care of by this incredible host and wonderful family. Easy access to town and again, the breakfast was fantastic. Loved it and plan to return soon.

The room was clean when we arrived. The room is small but adequate. There was a handwritten card…read morewelcoming us-that was a nice touch. We stayed 3 nights. Price was high because of a festival. When we arrived there were two cups and 2 k-cups for us to have coffee in the morning and all the normal things like towels and soap in the bathroom. After the first night we just normally expected trash would be taken out, new coffee, maybe new coffee cups. Standard quick tidy up. It didn't happen. So the second night we put the hanger on the door asking for service. It didn't happen either. Office was only open 8-noon. We left before 8 each morning. The notice on the door in our room said cleaning was 9-1 each day. Clearly the owners are not focused on this property or the guests. We heard they owned another property and might be there if we needed something. Shockingly, following up on whether or not we got clean dry towels was not our priority either during our stay. I would probably try another spot next time.

In the past 12 months we have stayed 3 times at the Margaretta Inn Machias, Maine. What a great…read morechoice we made staying here. Clean, clean, comfortable, and the management is second to none. Stay here when in the area, you won't be disappointed. Richard and Cindy

This place doesn't look like much from the outside but, wow-- I was so surprised and impressed once…read morewe went into our room. Spacious, updated furnishings, and an amazing view of the river. The shower/tub appeared to be brand new and I felt like I was the first guest to use it. The river is RIGHT there, off the balcony out back.

Top notch customer service! Super clean, modern, and very comfortable rooms with a beautiful view…read moreof the Machias River. The grounds include a fire pit and spaces to gather with friends, or to just sit and chill by the river. Helen's Restaurant and many other excellent eateries are close by, as are The Downeast Trail and the University of Maine at Machias. I definitely recommend the Machias River Inn!

This place is absolutely incredible. My husband and I drove up to Machias to visit our son at…read moresummer camp. We spent a week in Bar Harbor before coming up, and after the crowds and chaos there, this quiet inn was a PERFECT place to decompress and relax. The room is really spacious-- a king-sized bed, table and chairs, and plenty of floor space. Jacuzzi tub and a large bathroom. It looks right out over the river, so you can watch the tide go in and out; we even saw a pair of bald eagles. You can walk down to the river and to the Downeast Sunrise trail, which we biked on. It's extremely quiet, aside from road noise. The hosts are very responsive and were flexible with my schedule. If I am ever back in Machias I will definitely stay here again. Be forewarned that if you want breakfast, your choices are Dunkin Donuts or drive a long way to a different town. Everything in Machias opens at 11:00.

This inn is absolutely perfect! The river view is beautiful. Our room was very clean and we…read moreappreciated all the attention to detail that made our stay so relaxing. Our two young kids loved exploring the well-kept grounds and walking by the river. There were lots of delicious food options nearby as well. Cannot wait to come back!

Nice clean quiet rooms. Convenient to stores and downtown. Will stay there again. So glad they…read moreweren't destroyed by the fire.

We came here knowing what to expect. A mono-hotel from the 70 s era…read more Our room is small compact and has all we need. I would ask for a modern shower head in the tub area. But it works. Easy check in. Here for 3 days to tour up n down the coast. All good. Update: We checked out and decided to return for an extra day in this part of Maine. Now our room is larger, king bed, in the new annex. Farther from the road and more quiet. Shower is better. Coffee maker is Kurig. Even better reasons to stay here again next time. I recommend.

Limited hours but unlimited taste…read more I am skipping my usual format for rating since this place does it all so well I have never had a meal that wasn't great. You just can't lose with any choice. Say hello to Rocky the chef and Ellen his wife.

This was my first trip to Maine and my first experience staying at a B&B. I must say I loved the…read moreexperience. I felt fully at home and we were treated like family. The owners are so nice and accommodating. I felt like extended family, and I mean that in the best way possible. They have a super cute little dog and two nice cats. Of which never bothered us, in fact I think I bothered them by trying to pet them :) They included breakfast which was AMAZING. The chef is also the owner and he is so nice, each morning they chatted with us bout the local area and in general were just very nice. I couldn't ask for a better way to start my day. My only real complaint was that my bed was small, but that is due to having shared a room with a co-worker, we had the two bedroom. I am sure the one bedrooms have bigger beds. Overall I would say this is a place you should stay if you are in the area. Go, relax, have some wine and chat. Most of all, forget your problems and worries, even for just a moment while enjoying coffee and looking out onto the river.

The Wildflower Inn is currently closed... It will not be…read moreopen for the foreseeable future. If you are looking for a place to stay nearby I recommend the Talbot Inn down the street.

Absolutely awesome in every way! Paul and Marge were amazing hosts. They were very present around…read morethe property, but never intrusive or in the way. The house is charming and very clean. Across the road is a river basin with a family of bald eagles nesting in the trees clearly visible from the house. At night you could hear the baby eagles chittering back and forth with the parents. Opening the windows in the master bedroom gave you the soothing sounds of the tidal river as it flowed past the house. Paul has a friend who is a lobsterman, and he obtained and steamed for us three monstrous lobsters. So good! Very conveniently located on the main road, 5 minutes drive to Machias and 25 minutes to Lubec and the Canadian border. We will absolutely stay here again!

My son recently got married on Great Wass Island in Maine. My husband and I, daughter and…read moreson-in-law and two grandsons (ages 2.5 and 5.5) stayed at Cranberry cove. Dorothy rose was wonderful from the first phone call that I made to her. She was very accommodating of the children, and offered that they sleep on the two love seats, which made a perfect "nest" for them. The studio is in a converted barn and it is extremely comfortable. Great views, and the most well appointed kitchenette that I've ever seen! The chairs next to the water offer a soothing place to relax. The walking trails are great, with signs throughout - a "secret cabin" that the boys loved, and a beaver dam. There are kayaks that my daughter and her family enjoyed. Dorothy Rose even put out hula hoops and other toys for the boys. She has toy bins and a great collection of books and games. I can't say enough good things about Dorothy Rose and Cranberry Cove. We travel a good bit, and seldom stay in hotels - Cranberry cove is perhaps the very best place that we have stayed. Bonney D. Riverton NJ

Came to Jonesport Maine to view a boat. Got info from the shipyard to call Dorothy Rose at…read moreCranberry Cove . Best phone call we made this weekend. The cottage is a repurposed barn turned into a wonderful place to stay. The decor is casual and simple. Wood stairs and flooring with ship lap walls and ceilings. A very nice kitchen fully stocked with all needs. Then there is the morning sunrise that is rivaled by a spectacular sunset. Easy to find!

Best dinner outside of Bar Harbor! Such a surprise in this quiet Maine hamlet. We thought the…read morerestaurant was only available to those that stay at the inn but not true! Reservations required. Our party of four enjoyed prefixed meals that were so delicious. Dinner began with a wonderful pumpkin soup- creamy and so flavorful. The pear salad was fresh, and our entree choices were hard to decide upon! The Lazy Mans Surf and Turf - filet minion bites with shrimp served atop a potato mash with a fine onion and mushroom sauce. The scallops and orzo was so tasty. Dessert was a fine banana foster parfait topped with clouds of whipping cream. The wine list is large enough. We had a great cab with our meal--two bottles to be exact. The wait staff was very professional and friendly. The restaurant will be closing for winter break. If you are in the Bold Coast area of Maine we highly recommend eating here. We will be back in the area next summer and plan on enjoying a meal there again!