I had the most lovely stay at the Grasshopper Inn a few weekends ago. I was in town for the Fall…read morefestival and stayed here Thursday night into Friday. The man at the front desk was very helpful in teaching me how to use their keyless access. A part of me didn't like that there was no front desk attendant at all hours of the night for safety reasons, but then I also felt like I had the entire place to myself, which was also cool. Especially when I used their vending machine to get Ben and Jerry's ice cream at midnight. Come on, ice cream in a vending machine? A dream. I had the room in the very front of the inn on the ground floor. I didn't love this at first. There are windows everywhere and the view is the street. Anyone can see you in your room so the first thing I did when I got in was to shut the blinds, which was a bummer because beautiful light was coming in, the sun was setting, but I certainly didn't need anyone driving by or walking by knowing I had a room there and what I was doing inside! The room itself was fabulous. Enormous bathroom with a large vanity and incredible shower. Kitchenette with glassware, a sink, a bar, fridge, no freezer portion in the fridge however. The entry way of the room was beautiful, round table with chairs, a couch, coffee table and television. It would have been nice to have the television in my room to fall asleep to but I fell asleep on the couch instead. The bed had an armoire and it was very comfortable. There was a window in my bedroom overlooking Adirondack chairs with beautiful flowers. Attention to detail was apparent everywhere you looked. I had a front porch with a door, now even though it looked directly out onto the street, I enjoyed a cup of coffee out here first this in the morning and it was really just lovely and relaxing. They have parking spots in a private lot in the back. Check out is at 10, which is quite earlier, 11 would have been much more accommodating but it is what it is! I walked into town for dinner, it was a bit of a walk but doable and great exercise. It was set away from the hustle and bustle of town, which I liked. The breakfast in the morning left something to be desired, wasn't a fan of the coffee and it didn't seem like they had a ton of options to choose from. Breakfast is complimentary and they had such a quaint and beautiful dining area. Despite some of the things I didn't love about this place, I would absolutely stay here again and again and again. The man at the front desk also gave me recommendations for restaurants and bars to check out, he even gave me a map to hold onto. This seemed like the nicest inn I passed while in Ogunquit. A part of me didn't want to write this review in fear everyone would find out about this gem but the place deserves to be recognized. Highly recommend.

Loud! This inn bills itself as a "quiet" peaceful boutique style inn...We found the opposite…read more Seven people in room next to us, parents with 5 kids from older to younger. Wall banging up till 11:30 at night. Noise, allowing children to run up and down halls screaming. We brought it up to front desk in the a.m. since they don't man desk at night and the staff's attitude was defensive and dismissive. As for a peaceful setting....Walk outside of every door there is a big outdated canister white camera in the MIDDLE of ceiling facing each room. Ridiculous. In the "common" area there are cameras everywhere on the ceiling! You can't sit and read a book without looking up and seeing a camera. The cameras make for a REALLY uncomfortable feeling in this so-called upscale "quiet" inn. ANY inn in the whole town would be a better bet for quiet and not having cameras stuck in your face. Pathetic waste of our money.

The room was good with great AC and a full mini fridge open to store anything you need. That…read morebartender Sheldon was incredibly friendly and helpful, he made our drinks perfectly and gave great conversation, but the bar is definitely underrated and could use much more advertisement and the hotel would benefit from dinner service.

What a nice town to come to and an even nicer hotel. I always saw this hotel as I've been coming to…read morethis quaint town and surrounding towns here for many years now. I used to take trolley rides with my family and this was one of the stops. The driver would announce Gorges Grant Hotel and I used to think about coming here one day. Well now I finally did! It's located in Main St, so it's in a good area. The room was very nice, clean,comfortable. The pool and hot tub were very close to my room which I was so happy about since I go to the spa once a day. They give you a free ticket for a champagne the day you come. There's plenty of parking in the lot. The lobby is really comfy and cozy and so nicely decorated with the fireplace. I recommend staying here. I came off season in the spring so prices were reasonable. But I would come in the summer too. No doubt about it. I really enjoyed my time here.

Studio East Motel is a great option for those visiting Ogunquit. It's convenient and budget…read morefriendly. The location is a huge plus, about a 5-minute walk into town, making it easy to explore. Also there is a very good bakery next door with great coffee! The motel is also dog friendly, offers on-site parking, and has clean, comfortable rooms. We appreciated the kitchenette area, which was convenient. Also includes a small fridge and freezer. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The biggest area for improvement is the WiFi. Unfortunately, it either didn't work or was extremely slow during our visit. This was a major inconvenience because cell service in the area is already spotty. Without reliable WiFi, it became difficult to research things to do, make plans, or even communicate with friends staying in another room. We couldn't call or text each other because neither the cell service nor the WiFi was dependable. Overall, Studio East Motel is a great value for the location and clean accommodations, but improving the WiFi would significantly enhance the experience. Please fix it!

Studio East is smack dab in the center of beautiful Ogunquit. The location alone could demand much…read morehigher rates. Instead, it's extremely affordable and very clean. Our rooms had a queen bed, pullout couch, small efficiency kitchenette and dining area and very clean bathroom. If you're looking for fancier accommodations, you can pay twice as much and be twice as far from the center of town. Free parking on site is priceless. Never sit in traffic waiting to pay for parking. No more waking up early to race down to the beach parking lot before it fills up and pay. Next time you're in Ogunquit, stop by Studio East for a visit. I'm looking forward to next years trip!

AMAZING! I have no words…read more We had the most wonderful stay here. They think about every detail. The cottage was just beautiful and so cozy. The location is insane. You're by the water and it's a quick 10 minute walk to the beach (when it's low tide). They have paddle boards, kayaks and you can even go on the pontoon when it's high tide. This is by far the best hotel we stayed at.

Don't be fooled... the positive reviews on here are from 4,5 even 9 years ago before new management…read moreABSOLUTELY DESTROYED this gem of a generational vacation spot. My husband, sons and I had been going to the dunes for 8 years as returning customers to our cottage at the dunes. it was what everyone in our family always looked forward to. Both of my sons could not wait to take our yearly family trip. it was our forever spot, where we envisioned our family generations going every summer. When my oldest went to college he would still come to the dunes, even flying from his internship in California out to our yearly two week dunes vacation because, yes, it was that special. I can't understate that it was an absolutely magnificent place, untouched by corporate greed, a little family operation. The only thing to mark the property was an un-assuming wooden sign, small and simple but well done - just like the dunes. if you went fast enough on the bustling touristy road you would miss it. beyond the threshold of pines that shield your view to this little ideal world, are incredible ocean views, simple little cottages, green grass, and lots of space, it was a simple little paradise. the dunes was simple, elegant and already expensive. now imagine 2x the cost and you get the idea. what used to be around 8,000usd for a two week stay ( and a full kitchen) is now around 20,000$ (with no kitchen)........ absolutely insane. whats more disappointing is the rebranding of the property as some luxury cottage getaway when the original architecture and entire feel WAS ALREADY MORE GENUINE than this rebrand!!! The whole idea of the dunes cottages were things are simple, like going back in a time machine, units aren't about new interior renovations and luxury finishes. its about time to connect with family outdoors, get away to a simpler time and remember what truly matters. shame on new ownership - truly commercialism at its finest. Well done management, you lost an 8 year returning client, and just know, we have since visited and this place lost what made it special.

I just want to say we stayed in a renovated suite and we had a great stay. Property has a lot of…read moredifferent amenities. Devine (?) and Patrice (Patricia) I'm so bad with names and spelling but they were both FANTASTIC and went well above and beyond for my husband and I on our stay.

Just spent 3 nights here. The renovations are nice. Room was very clean and there were plenty of…read morebeach towels near the pools. Front staff was very friendly. My only complaint was that the smell of paint in the room was terrible. I understand they just fixed up the place but the smell was very strong I kept having to open the door. Hot tubs were hot, Bed was really comfortable, nice big TV In rooms. and I recommend bringing your own ROKU or Fire stick to watch your favourite shows at night. We will be back I overall enjoyed

Visited from Texas for just one night before continuing up the coast of Maine. The jacuzzi was…read moreclean and the water pressure was great. The only issue I ran into was the draining of the water was extremely slow. Maybe a clog? The bed was comfortable as were the pillows. The breakfast room was cozy. The breakfast attendant could NOT have been better; she was on top of everything!!! The waffle was cooked to perfection.

Shame on you Kings Port Inn, unable to check in to my reservation due to the death of my brother,…read morethe Inn kept my deposit, knowing they could sell the room the same day, so sad for they kept my deposit of $490, and then sold the same room that same day, talk about greed!!!

Stayed the weekend to celebrate my husband's birthday. The Inn is conveniently walkable to both…read moredowntown (10 min), the beach (10 min) and the Ogunquit Playhouse (7 min) where we had tickets to see a show as well as Jonathan's restaurant (5 min). The Inn was clean and the staff was really fantastic. Shawna at the front desk was welcoming, knowledgable, gracious and attentive. We did not take advantage of the pools (there's an ocean!!) or the continental breakfast. The property has an adequate gym with some cardio equipment and basic "nautilus" equipment: Preacher curl, lat pull down, chest pull, leg press and one other machine and a bench that inclines as well as a rack of dumbbells. I wouldn't call it a "gym" rather a workout room. There is a laundry room as well. There was ample parking. Hat's off to Brittany who did the swan towel art left in our room. It was a nice touch with a sign that said "Happy birthday" on it. We also requested the "Birthday package" that included a cake and Prosecco. The Inn isn't cheap. We paid $400+ a night. The room was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. Hot water was plentiful and the shower was adequate. However, the compressor in the air conditioner was loud and kept waking us up every time it would come on through the night and it was much too hot outside to turn it off. It would also help if the curtains didn't billow out when the AC was on. We placed a rolled up towel on top of the AC to keep the curtains from billowing. Once we did that, the humidity in the room disappeared. Bring earplugs and a sleep-aid to knock you out if noise bothers you. For the price we paid, we expected better bath amenities. We've had better at less expensive properties across the country. There is a refrigerator but no microwave. They had the standard hair dryer, iron and ironing board. Not much space to hang a lot of clothes (only 4 hangers) if you're staying a week. Would we stay here again? Not sure, as there are so many other properties to stay at in the area. But the hotel is within walking distance to everything but The Cove. The shops downtown are wonderful and you'll never have a better dinner than at Jonathan's.

We really wanted to give this hotel a 5 but there were some issues which caused us to give a 3…read morerating. Brittany at Check in was fast and efficient. She gave us a map of the hotel and surrounding are and highlighted many spots we wanted to see. Jessica at check-in was also helpful. We stayed in the adults only building and appreciated that it was separate and we had our own pool and hot tub - both very nice! Although there should be more tables and chairs around that area. (Only 4 chairs and 4 chaise lounge seats). Breakfast was good and several selections so we could have different items each day. Parking was tight and we had to leave our vehicle in a spot reserved for check-ins overnight 2 out of the 3 nights. We had 1 vehicle for 2 rooms but there still wasn't enough spots. Hotel was in a very good location to walk into Ogunquit, Marginal Way and Perkins Cove. The hotel looks much nicer online than inperson. It needs some sprucing up and cleaning. Hallway Sheetrock walls had many marks and gouges that should be repaired. Elevator walls were covered with fingerprints and needed to be cleaned. The worst part for me was the carpets in the Compass Rose building. They are VERY dirty. The first floor lobby and hallways looked like someone dragged a leaky bag of garbage throughout the area around the corner and down the hallways. The carpet in the hallways upstairs was a little less dirty but had many stains. This is a first impression and should be replaced asap. Paint and carpets are an easy fix to make this hotel more welcoming Manager Jessie was very nice and helpful and listened to my issues.

We had an unexpected departure and Ownership graciously refunded…read moreour remaining 2-nights. They just did the right thing!

Stayed 1 night. We had a room towards the back. There's separate parking in the back…read more There's also the river behind the rooms and tables and tarps/canopy areas you can sit in and enjoy the beautiful weather. Big bed is a plus. The A/C Humidifier Combo is a little confusing but whatever....