Amazing amazing amazing spot! We stayed in a treehouse suite for a week and had a blast! The rooms…read moreare spacious and well-constructed, with a mini kitchen, sitting area, bathroom, bedroom, outdoor shower and attached private porch. There's a nice gas fireplace, which was great later at night when it got cooler, and even separate heating for the bathroom. They even deliver breakfast to your door every morning. It was such a great home base for our week in Kennebunkport - can't wait to come back next year!

Service is excellent. Food is beyond what you would expect. Truly an incredible dining experience…read more Every course we had was exceptional. The atmosphere is high end Maine. This place will not disappoint.

We had an incredible time at Cabot Cove Cottages. Our one bedroom cottage was just what we needed…read morewhile visiting Kennebunkport for a couple days. Close enough to get downtown easily and the option to walk around the beautiful coastline. Every morning you are given a simple and delicious breakfast that includes a pastry item, fruit, and juice. We used their stand up paddle board and kayak one morning on the inlet too. The staff was very friendly and helpful for all attraction and dining questions. Don't forget to check out. We were given a wonderful surprise for our ride home.

My husband and I spent two nights here. We were in the Endless Summer cottage. Very nicely…read morefurnished and very clean. We live a king size bed but it took up so much space in the room that it was difficult to walk around. The shower was ok - a bit small. Loved having a coffee pot with good coffee and the breakfast delivery was awesome! The grounds are pretty and there are boats you can use - it was too cold to use them while we were there. We walked into town which a nice plus. Lots of great restaurants to choose from. Karen was sweet and professional. She gave us all the info we needed and recommended some places to eat. And the cookies in the office were delicious!

My wife and I stayed there for our honeymoon last year for one night. This year we were lucky…read moreenough to stay for 3 nights. We absolutely love this property! It's so quiet. It's adults only. The staff is very nice and last year when we stayed for one night, I told them we were there for our honeymoon, they had a bottle of champagne waiting for us. Very romantic! We will definitely stay again!!!

When searching for a place in Maine to celebrate our anniversary, I came across The Wanderer…read moreCottages in Kennebunkport. Initially loved the beach vibe appearance, the private cottages, it was adult only, and close proximity to the Lower Village. From the moment we arrived until our departure, we had an amazing experience. (We stayed for 3 days.) Upon checkin, we were offered glasses of rose wine and information regarding our stay. All staff we encountered were friendly and attentive. Our cottage was perfect. Clean, bright, and appointed with all we'd need during our stay. Every morning we were treated to a bag of breakfast items left at our door. When we weren't out exploring the area we enjoyed sitting around the fire pit, using bocce ball court, and lounging at the pool. They've really thought of everything. We would absolutely stay there again and would recommend it to others.

Very friendly staff. It was later in the night and there were vacancies so they upgraded us to a…read moreslightly bigger room and even knocked $10 off the price! It made our night :) It's no 5 star hotel, but it's cute and it's convenient. Even though the rooms are a little outdated, they were still clean and comfortable. Complimentary breakfast 7-9:30am.

My husband, dog, and I chose shorelands for our anniversary weekend. It is about a two hour drive…read morefrom home. We'd never been to kennebunkport before. When I checked in yesterday, a gal named Annabelle was working at the counter. I say "gal" not "lady" because she looks like a high schooler (or younger). She's the granddaughter of the man who runs the place. Annabelle is very sweet and courteous, which makes up for her grandfather's rude, brash demeanor. When he walked past us, the grandfather failed to acknowledge me as a paying customer. No "thank you for choosing shorelands," no "welcome to Maine!" or anything. All he said was "I overheard she's got a dog. Make sure you give her the Pet Policy." Then he went to the parking lot to move his car. Annabelle told me I would need to park in the spot her grandfather was in once he moved (matter of factly, not rudely), and her grandpa shot her an awful look on his way out. I will say, attitude aside, the grandfather runs a tight ship. The cabins are inexpensive, there was availability when booking (only a week ago!), and this is a good, 4-wall alternative to really "roughing it" on a camp site. Our room has a full-sized bed, tiny bathroom, sink with a kitchen cabinet, and small table with 2 chairs. There is also a bureau to store clothes, with wall shelving above it. The bathroom sink has some yellow and brown stains, looks like maybe the water in Maine is a bit harsh. Though the price is relatively low per night, they have charges for everything else. Need an extra towel? That'll be $3. Your pet has an accident? $50 charge. Even though you have to clean it, too. They don't provide napkins or paper towels, so if your pet (or your kid, for people who bring those) does have an unintentional mistake on the floor, you'll need to either clean it with water and toilet paper, or find the nearest store that sells paper towels. Be informed: bring cleaning supplies! The bathroom is teeny tiny. No window. No closet. No medicine cabinet. No counter space... It barely fits 2 toothbrushes, a plastic cup, and a travel-sized container of toothpaste. There are hooks on the wall for hanging towels. The floor gets soaked because the shower curtain is slightly shorter than the height of the stall. All they provide are towels (2 per person, plus 2 facecloths/each), toilet paper, and 3 small bar soaps. If you plan on washing your hair, bring shampoo, conditioner, and a blow dryer. None of those items come with this room. They don't provide lotion, shower caps, etc., either - but again, don't expect it. This is a 2-star, $99/night (plus $15/night pet charge or $10/night kid charge) place. There is also a mini fridge In the kitchen area, which is good if you want to store leftovers or pick up a few perishable food items from the local bread store. My left overs from last night are stored in the fridge, which looks old but appears to work just fine. Would we stay here again? Yes... Just be warned you'll want to hit a local drug store or convenience store first! They have a pool, hot tub etc but since dogs are not allowed to walk on the grounds or be left in rooms unattended, my husband and I are unable to use the pool/hot tub during our stay. Unless we wanted to go in shifts and take turns staying in the room with the pup. Supposedly there is also a guest cafe near the check-in lobby, which we anticipate visiting in shifts. Their mascot is a pretty, calico-looking cat named felicity. She was curled up in a ball when I checked in, and the noise of the door opening/closing and my conversation with Annabelle did not wake her. There are also roosters. At least one. He crows from around 7-8am. The rooster annoyed my husband a bit. I was already awake since pup is accustomed to being walked and fed early each morning.

Honeymooned at the Maine Stay, what an experience. Had one of their cottages which was roomy and…read morewell appointed. Greeted by the owner and staff with a cup of tea and homemade cookies. Everything about the In. Was perfect starting with the room, the location, and the breakfasts! Breakfast was a full breakfast with eggs, prepared differently each day, along with fresh fruit, muffins or pancakes, and sausages or bacon. The food was fantastic. The addition of having a refrigerator and microwave in the cottage was great. Location is a small walk from downtown so it's very convenient. This will definitely our go to place when we return to Kennebunkport.

To begin with Judy and Walter are fabulous and keepers. Warm and conversational and very attentive…read more The in itself is quite charming and the room was more than satisfying. Also the location of the inn is perfect. Set an a lovely neighborhood, it is a quick walk or drive to both Kennebunkport or Kennebunk. This was our first trip to This quaint area but it will not be our last. We plan on making it an annual after Christmas tradition. Fun times.

You absolutely must have breakfast at the Edgewater Inn if you are ever at Kennebunkport. Weather…read morepermitting, ask to sit outside overlooking the lake. The staff is exceptionally attentive. I am very curious at the type of training they get but they are FANTASTIC. Our waiter Tristan was great, very patient, went over to explain every dish and how it was prepared. Coffee and tea was served within 2 minutes, followed by complimentary dishes from the kitchen. We ordered three dishes: skillet breakfast, fluffy pancakes and lobster with polenta (sorry, forgot the exact name). OMG. Those pancakes were definitely fluffy and the chef didn't skimp on chocolate chips. The skillet breakfast was savory, nutritious, side salad was a nice touch. My husband loved his polenta with lobsters, he was in the carboloading mood that day. I believe the rooms at the inn are great too; I heard other visitors commenting how much they were enjoying their stay. We would love to come back as guests next time.

We had a great stay at this inn. It was far enough out of town to ensure that we had a peaceful…read morestay. Arti, the innkeeper, was AMAZING. She was full of recommendations (i.e. Goose Rocks Beach) and was friendly and kind without being overbearing. We showed up a bit late and the key was left in a coded lock box for us. The room was compact, but fine for my husband and I for our 2 night stay. We knew beforehand that breakfast would be boxed for us and that was fine. I was happy that they provided yogurt was Chobani and actually had some protein in it (unlike most continental breakfasts that are a carb party). We rented bikes and kayaks during our stay. It was great that they had these for us to utilize. The bikes should be covered during storage, however. They were a bit rusty. This was the priciest place that we stayed during our 7 night trip, but I wouldn't consider it the best. After our stay, I do feel that our stay should not have cost us so much.

We are so pleased with Seagrass Property Rentals management of our seasonal property. The owner,…read moreEmily, made it so easy for us to rent out our cottage while we are out of state. Our place was rented almost continuously and it was well taken care of. We highly recommend Seagrass Property Rentals and will plan to continue to use them.

From the owner: We are a local Vacation Rental Management Company. For Guests: We strive to deliver the comforts…read morehome. Stay for memory filled experience. For Property Owners: Call us to maximize the earning potential of your property.

Late review from July 2022…read more Came here for a glamping trip for a bachelorette. I shared a cabin with another friend and the accommodations were really nice. This was my first time every doing any sort of camping so this was a nice first-time experience. The cabin came with a window ac, a small coffee table and I think a mini fridge. Outside of the cabin had a cooler/igloo and chairs to sit on. One of the other girls said they were on the camping ground in the same area and said the mosquitos were really bad but thankfully that wasn't the case during our trip. There's a small convenience store near the entrance which we walked to and get our steps in. Our cabin was right across from a bathroom facility which was nice. Only downside is that the bathroom floor was always wet.

Sandy Pines Campground is one of the nicest campgrounds we have stayed in so far. Nice camp store…read moreand office area. We were able to go in and sit down and get on a secure Internet. They have a saltwater pool, clean bathrooms, and showers, and plenty of them. They have washers and dryers and a little area that you can play games as. Cornhole and tic-tac-toe. Our site was clean and level. It was number 15. Everything is night nicely lit at night. A nice picnic table at each campsite and a fireplace pit.

We really enjoyed this Inn on our two night stay. We didn't spend much time there to utilize the…read moreoutdoor pool, bicycles, etc but the room was spacious and location fit the bill for our road trip explorations. The warm blueberry scones the first morning & great coffee made for a breakfast on the go. Our second morning there were cinnamon scones and we sat and dined. Oatmeal, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, small variety of cereals, scones and orange juice/milk/coffee/tea were available for continental breakfast. Our last night there rain hit late afternoon & due to limited & hard to find parking at restaurants in Kennebunkport, we opted to walk upstairs to the onsite PJ's for a lite dinner. We shared the fish plate and warm blueberry pie with separate order of vanilla ice cream. The prices were a bit high, particularly with the tiny scoop of ice cream being priced separately vs 'pie a la mode'. It was good but not what we'd expect of a $10-$11 dessert. Groupon has good deals here on occasion & we were glad that our dates needed matched up. If you want lodging on the water, look elsewhere. This was a good value overall. Clean & friendly.

Great place. Nice people. Not a "resort " resort, but a really nice, clean, rustic resort. You can…read moretell the owners, who live here, care about the place. It is 2 minutes drive from the beach, 30 seconds from the Maine drag to Kennebunkport (route 9) and is just a nice place that has continental breakfast included prior to going out and gorging yourself on lobster. Our room was right off the pond, which is spring fed and thus not algaeie, if that is a word. If you are headed to the Portland are and don't mind driving 3/4 of the way to Kennebunkport to visit the Bushes, avail yourself of this place.