Customer beware!!! If you value basic customer courtesy and service...if don't want your multiple…read moreinquiries-about a house they've listed-to be ignored over many days, and, after driving 600 miles to see the property in person only to be told by Amber (their property manager) that they couldn't possibly be bothered to show you the property because they're "too busy" reviewing applications...then don't bother dealing with this company. They are not worth your business and they will only disrespect your time, without even apologizing for any inconvenience their total lack of communication may have caused you! If I could give them 0 or negative stars, I'd gladly do that for Aquarius Property Management!! Outstandingly poor business practices!! I ended up finding a much better house elsewhere anyway, where I dealt with people who understand the value of communication and proper customer service. This company does not deserve your business, and-as a hard working law abiding customer, you certainly don't deserve to be treated poorly during your home search. Please do yourself a favor, and deal with another company! Good luck in your home search!

Terrible, just terrible. If you think being a prospective client is bad, try being a tenant. I…read morerented my home in Chatham, Mass. and know what a property management company should be. Prompt, courteous, kind. Do not bother with this company. I do not know how they stay afloat.

This was my first time staying at an Inn so I wasnt sure what to expect..but the mercury inn was…read moresuch a delight! As a solo female traveler i felt very safe in the area. I also loved the breakfast served every morning, it was always such a treat to see what was in the kitchen when i woke up! Staff and fellow travelers were all so friendly and the room decor was gorgeous. Cant recommend this place enough! Very, very clean when checking in as well.

One of my favorite B&B's to date! Mercury Inn is in a super convenient location, walkable to the…read morePortland Museum of Art and a bunch of bars/restaurants. The self check in was a super easy process and both Tim & Jake were very welcoming. I loved their breakfast each morning, everything was local and amazing, down to their coffee! They also did homemade muffins, cake and scones. The communal area is cute and convenient. We went during one of Portland's colder periods so the fireplace was very helpful and beautifully designed. There's a water dispenser, Keurig machine (with reusable kcups!), tea and snacks avail 24/7. We stayed in room 1 which was just enough space for two. No issues with getting warm water in the shower. The only thing to note is that room 1 is right outside the communal area on the 2nd floor. We had no trouble with noise overall but if people outside the room were talking or walking by, we heard very clearly. Definitely recommend and would love to come back when it's warmer!

Bed and breakfasts have such a personal, vintage touch to them, and this is one of the best I've…read moreever stayed at. It isn't super close to Old Port, but it's about a 20-25 minute walk, even faster if you have a car or bike. Our host, David, was so gracious and kind. He gave us all kinds of tips on where to eat, what to see, and which neighborhoods to check out. And the breakfast options. Holy moly. These are some of the things David made: lobster souffle; turkey bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast puff pastry; raspberry custard; pancakes with wild blueberry compote; lobster home fries. Honestly, some of our best meals in Portland were eaten right in this very B&B. He even puts snacks in the second floor lounge area (there's also tea and chips) every day, and on an especially hot day he put out a pitcher of pink lemonade. It seems like almost all the cooking and cleaning is done by him. I'm not sure how he manages it and yet everything is flawless, but there you go. Reserve your room early because it was booked solid the whole time we were there. Totally worth it.

This is a lovely inn. The room was as expected, clean, nicely furnished and appointed. Our room was…read moreon the third floor, so my knees are complaining, but no matter. The bed was very comfortable with an assortment of different pillow types. I brought mine but left them in the car and my knees said nevermind then. The first floor has a common area, also lovely, with an ice/water machine, Bunn coffee maker, mugs, etc. A perfect spot for our Portland two day getaway. Will return!

I've been meaning to write a review for West End Inn for a couple months now. My boyfriend and I…read morehad a wonderful four night stay here in August. It was our first time staying in a B&B and this place exceeded our expectations. It was a charming little place with six unique rooms. Breakfast was wonderful and made to order each morning. It was about a 20 minute walk from the main strip of Portland, but there was also a good selection of restaurants in the West End. The staff was so friendly and accommodating. They left snacks and coffee and tea out during the day. When I come back to Portland, I will without a doubt book a stay with West End Inn again.

The facilities themself are nice, but the experience is a bit sterile. They've minimized their…read morelabor costs by doing everything via text and email. Upon our arrival, there was no one to greet us or direct us to our room. Instead, there was a locked front door and a note saying the entry instructions were included in an email sent sometime earlier. There was also a phone number to call if we needed help. So, standing there on the stoop, in the rain with my wife and our luggage, tired from a long day of driving, I called the number. Milan answered and repeated what the note had said about the instructions being sent via email sometime earlier. So now, still standing on the stoop, I'm scrolling through emails trying to find the one they sent me a day or two earlier. I eventually found a lengthy email with all sorts of information, most of which was irrelevant to us. I sifted through that haystack of verbage and finally found the needle containing the entry instructions and got into the place. Once in, we had to search around to find our room, eventually found it and got settled in, a little frustrated at the experience of getting there. Nevertheless, the room was nice and Milan later showed up (evidently sensing our irritation at the hoops we'd been required to jump through) and told us breakfast was served at a second inn a block away and we were welcome to join them in the morning. We passed on that. If you like the modern e-era and minimal human interaction, this place is for you. On the other hand, if you're expecting a little something more than than just a days-old email, you'll be disappointed.

Such a great service!! Hunter was so kind and helpful with all of our bags. It was such a…read moreconvenient service at such a great price. I truly recommend this service to anyone staying in an AIRBNB. I was never nervous about my bags being stolen or lost.

Came into town for a wedding, found the team at Port City to help us store and deliver our luggage…read more Their services helped us be able to move light and efficiently throughout the weekend. Kind friendly staff and most importantly our clothes and gifts were safe and secure!

Stayed here for one night and my first time in Portland! Parking was easy and $15 a night. Check…read morein/out was smooth, elevator was fast. Location was great, we spent our day walking to shops and restaurants. Our room was clean, the bed and pillows were comfortable. We had to leave the AC unit off because it made a terrible sound (room 904). If this hotel had breakfast included it would be 5 stars.

Hotel is within walking distance to all tourist spots. They also offer shuttle service (not sure if…read morecomplimentary, please inquire) if you don't want to walk. Basic amenities on G3 level - swimming pool, sauna and gym If your room number is #215,315, 515 etc, you will be staying in the room behind the elevators. They are quiet thankfully. Room is spacious, well lit, and clean. Parking is $20 and it is super tight. Please note that there are two levels. Skip the first level as it's often full. Go around and follow arrow to level 2 where you can find plenty of spots. We didn't research before we left but here is another tip. We arrived at 4pm (Sat) so we could have parked at a meter spot (plenty in front of hotel) for two hours for $4 since meters are free after 6pm and Sundays.

Money hungry company that doesn't care at all about the condition of the buildings they're…read moreexploiting for profit. In the laundry room they charge you to do your laundry in the place is disgusting and only accepts cash but runs out of quarters to exchange. Left a giant block of ice right in front of the front door to the building for almost a month before finally getting rid of it. My kitchen has a hole in the floor that keeps my fridge tilted and the cheap stick on tile they put down is dingy and peeling up.

Been renting from them for over a decade on/off and when I say the quality has gone down. Im six…read moremonths into a lease and have already had to call the city!! Okay so on top of roaches... my neighbor has a bigger space and pays $400.00 less per month than me I asked why and if I could swap over and no reply. SO EXPLOITATIVE AND MY APT IS TINY. no parking. outdated. roaches. Moving asap!

I had a very comfortable, no-frills stay here and would definitely stay again if I am back in…read morePortland. The room was clean, everything worked very well, and the staff at the front when I checked in was friendly. The free breakfast was not luxurious and there were essentially no vegan options (just orange juice and some unappealing red delicious apples and green bananas), but thankfully I brought my own breakfast food. There is a $10/night parking fee. The location is peaceful and convenient, though Portland isn't too big of a city anyway so most attractions are within a 20 minute drive.

We have stayed here on many previous occasions as it WAS our preferred hotel in Portland ME. NO…read moreMORE. Since the ownership has changed they have made some poor changes. /1. They added a $10/day parking fee every day as a special event fee even when there are no special events. There are many other hotels in this class that do not charge extra for parking. /2. They changed the bed pillows to small ones as you would use on a sofa. Not good for sleeping /3. The breakfast has deteriorated. The coffee is too strong as we witnessed many guests including ourselves dumping the coffee. Trash overflowing, and they run out of food. Understaffed. Very little breakfast food choices compared to other Wyndom hotels. Summary: I will look for other hotels to choose on my next stay even though I am a Wyndom rewards member.

I paid greyhound to send my personal belongings to Florida from maine and never received them! my…read moreinsurance covered 1000 and greyhound only offered me 100 I will never ride greyhound or send any of my belongings through them ever again I lost all my clothes jewelry pictures grandfather's ashes it was devastating!

Traveled on 1/7/17 during a snowstorm from Boston to Hartford. There was a 30-minute "stop" in…read moreWorcester. The driver left with a female passenger for a "lunch break". WTH? I only took this over Concord Coach as it fit my schedule better. Next time I'm going to plan better to avoid taking this bus at all costs. The bus was clean and comfortable. There were numerous stops, unlike Concord. I booked on-line. There is a 20 or 25 dollar penalty to switch your ticket, even if you'd just booked it. Now, THAT is customer service!

Attention independent contractors and tradespeople: proceed with extreme caution before working…read morewith Gebhardt Property Management! I was hired for a restoration project in Portland, and upon finding severe hidden damage, the GPM project manager explicitly directed me to complete extensive out-of-scope work with the promise of full compensation. After I put in hundreds of hours of labor, GPM refused to honor their verbal directives and tried to hide behind the initial flat-rate quote. I was forced to file a Mechanic's Lien and a civil lawsuit just to get paid. Ultimately, GPM refused to take financial responsibility for the work they ordered. The distressed property owner had to step in and pay me thousands of dollars directly out of his own pocket to clear the title to his building. Don't hire GPM as your property management company! They do NOT have your best interest! If you do contract work for GPM, do not lift a hammer without a signed change order! Even then.....beware! Dishonesty in the ranks is enabled from the top.

I currently own a renal property managed by Gebhardt. It's a very well run family business with…read morekind people. I'm extremely satisfied with their help picking tenants, very prompt responses to fix problems, willingness to brainstorm solutions, and personable staff. I feel they have the best interest of their clients, tenants and community in mind.