Just had a wonderful breakfast of eggs benedict, crispy potato pancakes, bacon, blueberry crepes,…read morefresh fruit, and coffee cake. Ann is a fabulous cook!

I was a bit skeptical about staying at an inn in the Covid era but this place exceeded all…read morestandards. The entire inn was very clean. Rooms and bathroom were spotless. The owner greeted us with a mask, and there was hand sanitizer throughout the common areas. The owner gave us a suite for no extra charge, totally unprompted, because it was available. Breakfast was made to order, including fresh-baked blueberry scones and eggs from the inn's chickens. We had access to the kitchen which was useful for storing a few things (though our rooms also had mini fridges). I came down at 6am to get something, well before breakfast, and coffee was already brewed for us. You can walk to the river's edge from the backyard and the owner let us pick from her blackberry bushes which were in full glory. There was an outdoor table for dining. Very kind and generous host. A gem.

Sandra will make you feel right at home at the Ripple Inn. She is incredibly flexible and allows…read moreyou to hang out almost anywhere in the house. I highly recommend the rockers or the swinging chair on sunny wrap-around front porch. Compared to a hotel which confines you in specific places often this is a good option for a family or group of friends visiting Rockland. We watched some of the World Cup and used the mini fridge in the common room. Given the price and down home atmosphere, I don't think you'll find a ton of places like this so close to downtown. We strolled to a number of nice restaurants and cafes as well as the oceanfront boardwalk in just minutes. The house is older and has its issues - crickety floors, slanted bedroom, older windows, etc but this is not advertised as a five star place and you pay for what you get. Sandra has two older cute and friendly dogs and also allows guests to bring their dogs. She makes breakfast every morning and the two days we were there they were delicious. We also met a few of the other guests and ate family style. She also went out of her way to help secure a stroller for us and our baby. This was above and beyond what is expected of an inn keeper.

We stayed in the family suite and enjoyed our overnight stay there. The family suite has two rooms,…read moreone with a large bed and the second with a day bed. The room with the large bed is the only one with air conditioning. The large room doesn't have a TV but the room with day bed does have a very small TV. Each room has a sink as the private bathroom shared by a hallway has a tub and toilet only. The one thing I didn't expect was the mosquitoes in Maine during this time of the year. I got one of my first of many bites while using the bathroom at the Inn so just a warning to bring mosquito repellent or buy some at the Rite Aid close-by depending on the time of year you come visit. Sandi, the Innkeeper provided us with wipes from the common area since we didn't come prepared. The common area has a small TV and a computer for Internet use. I would recommend bringing a laptop for use in your room as the Wi-Fi worked great in my room. There is a microwave to warm up food and a small refrigerator to store leftover food and some drinks. We didn't really spend much time in the common area as we were either in our rooms or out and about exploring the area. The front door is kept open all day so make sure you lock your door to your room. This B&B is located within walking distance of some shops and restaurants in town including the Farnsworth Art Museum. One thing to also note is that you can get your car blocked here because of the limited amount of parking. You won't need a car to walk to the shops and museum, but in our case, we wanted to take the car out to buy some groceries and was blocked by someone else's car. We were still on West Coast time and woke up late but Sandi, our Innkeeper, kindly served us a late breakfast when we showed up in the dining room. We had a simple and satisfying breakfast of what was left for us on the table as we couldn't wake up early despite setting our alarm to wake up for breakfast. She brought coffee to us, made us fresh eggs, sausages, toasted English muffins, local berry jam, homemade Greek yogurt, granola, and fresh fruit. Sandi was a great host and definitely accommodated us at breakfast at a later time. I could tell by the people that said their goodbyes to here during our breakfast that they definitely would return on their next trip to Rockland. Sandi is a great host with her warm and friendly demeanor. She definitely made sure you felt comfortable at the B&B. If you needed her for anything, we could have reached her by her mobile phone. Sandi has some dogs and cats roaming around the B&B, so if you don't mind them, you'll enjoy your stay here in this charming B&B with a great host. We definitely felt like we were leaving the home of a friend or distant relative. Sandi is very gracious, kind, and accommodating and I would definitely return if I found myself back in Rockland.

We stayed at this harbor front hotel for our wedding anniversary. The grounds are gorgeous, and…read moreinvite a restful, relaxing stay. We were cheerfully greeted by Danielle, our hostess. We stayed at the Captain's House, and our room featured views of the harbor. The room itself was clean, cozy, and comfortable with effective air conditioning. When we went, the nights were chilly, but not to worry- the bathroom had its own effective heat. Our bed was comfortable, and the bedding ensured a good night's sleep. Our building has a "common area" with comfortable seating and a view of the harbor. It also has a porch where we relaxed to a good book. The facility features the excellent Harborview Bistro, where our complimentary breakfast was served. I especially liked the french toast with lemon and ricotta cheese, and the crispy bacon sides. Although the breakfasts were very good, I do wish for a few alternate healthy selections, such as yogurt, granola and even oatmeal. We still really enjoyed our stay here, and the staff made our anniversary special. We hope to return some day.

Amazing food and accommodation! Brought my mother after her husband and my father died for her…read morebirthday and couldn't have wished for a better time.

Had a delightful weekend stay. Cathy made us great breakfasts and coffee - fruit, waffles…read more(blueberry), fritatta. Be sure to talk to Carl about Alaska. Two block walk to downtown. Comfortable beds with overhead fan and A/C. Exceptionally clean. Very quiet. Nice shower after a hard day of listening to music at the annual Celtic Celebration. No TV in the rooms but nice to get away from the world, you know! But good wifi if you need to connect or stream. Check out the amazing geologic fireplace! I know we'll be back!

We checked in late and they were very accommodating. The room was beautiful and all the small…read moredetails of the woodwork and antiques really added to the atmosphere. The bed was comfortable! We stayed in the Tourmaline room, which has a separate bathroom, and fireplace. Breakfast was delicious with coffee, tea, OJ, scones. Frittata was delicious but on the small side. Two seatings for breakfast, 8 and 9 AM.

I called booked a room then I had to cancel over a week before I was to arrive....we'll let me tell…read moreyou they are incompetent! They said i booked through booking.com and gave me a 13 digit confirmation #(booking.com has 10). Booking.com has no record of it and they still refuse to cancel it. If I get charged it means someone there used my booking. They lie and take your money don't waste your money. My advise is book some where else more reliable.

I stayed here because it was the most affordable motel or hotel in the area. Convenient parking…read more Check-in isn't very convenient and could be difficult for handicapped people. Room was super small and dated. The main problem though was the smell of mold in the room. I was afraid to put the heat on just in case it would send mold spores into the air. Bed was not that comfortable....a bit on the hard side. Pillows, linens and towels cheap quality. Chinese made toiletries. Breakfast was grab and go cheap quality stuff in a tiny space in the office where you check in. It was very crowded when I went. A bit unnerving with Covid still a thing. I ended up at McDonalds down the street for breakfast.

I also highly recommended this beautiful and delightful Inn. The Innkeepers, Peter and Janice, are…read morekind and down to earth. They go above and beyond for their guests and their breakfasts are absolutely delicious! The beds and rooms are extremely comfortable. Do yourself a favor and stay here while visiting Camden!

Great inn to stay for few days. Peter and Janis are the owners. They made our stay extra special…read more They are friendly, caring couple and they love their house, you can tell. Every room is decorated a little different, which is fun, in my opinion. All through the house there are many art pieces that every art lover would appreciate. Breakfast is included. Janise is a great cook and she prepares delicious breakfasts. The inn is central and a walking distance from the center of this mid town. We are looking forward to coming back soon.

Some of the loveliest sights and people! Came here for our first stop on our honeymoon. Couldn't be…read morehappier.

I had a wonderful romantic weekend here…read more We stayed in the Elizabeth room which was the perfect fit for 2. The bed was comfy and the standalone bathtub was a fun addition. The breakfast was amazing. We enjoyed both the French toast with praline topping and the eggs Florentine accompanied by pound cake and fruit. The waitress was very friendly and eagerly accommodated our request to eat breakfast outside. The grounds of the inn are gorgeous. There is a perfectly manicured lawn which leads straight to the ocean. For me, this area holds particular significance as it is where I got engaged! The inn is reasonably close to Bar Harbor / Acadia as well as local wineries and hikes. I would definitely recommend Captain Nickels Inn to anyone looking for a classy getaway in Midcoast Maine.

I'm not surprised to see the very positive reviews. Like everyone else, we had a terrific time at…read morethe Belmont Inn. Unfortunately, we were only there one night, but I'm hoping for a chance to go back. The location is fantastic, just a couple of blocks from the heart of the town. The inn itself is very nice and very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent and Kim was friendly, helpful, and hospitable.

From the moment we pulled up to this sweet Inn, we knew we were going to love it. Kim graciously…read moregreeted us at the door and welcomed us into her bright, sunny, immaculate and inviting home. She was so friendly and went above and beyond in discussing which area restaurants and attractions would best suit us. We woke up both mornings, to a delicious homemade breakfast which was served on the beautiful and glistening sun porch while lovely classical music played in the background. The service that was provided by both mother (Kim) and daughter (Lauren) was exquisite and warm. Our room was bright, sunny, clean and just the right size for the two of us, as was the private bathroom. Each room was decorated beautifully with vintage type plates throughout...a theme soooo fitting for the style and feel of this home. A special addition to our "sweet" stay, were the delicious home baked cookies that were left out in the afternoon. They were so good that we would peak around the corner each time we arrived back to the house, with hopes of seeing a new batch! Please search no further for your stay in quaint and lovely Camden, Maine.