Lovely little hotel in Jackman, ME. Comfortable beds. Excellent WIFI…read more Quiet! Cold AC!

Bare essentials nothing fancy. Been here twice at different times of the year. Very peaceful during…read moresummer but not so much in the Fall and Winter. Hunters not on same time schedule as the rest of us. Also if you find the smell of the wacky weed offensive as we do, unfortunately no rules here to stop it on the property. This is a problem everywhere

Hard to rate. Got cheated on price but the hotel/motel was in a great location on lake with nice…read morefacilities, clean, pleasant and quiet(but probably due to "low season" on June 25, which is hard to believe). Made reservation through town Tourist Office and lady there was terrific. She called and confirmed price while making reservation on internet Hotels or Booking.com. Lady confirmed price and availability at $111. CD. Went to hotel and paid them directly for some reason and did not notice that staff raised price to $155.CD. Later, power went out and staff had left for evening, having earlier refused to reduce the charge and change credit charge to agreed amount when discovered. Nice place and location but bad experience due to price gouge and power outage which was repaired within 70 min while out to dinner in town that closed up early.

Amazing. Clean, Charming, and for its price it's absolutely amazing. One of the better hotels I've…read morestayed at.

This is kind of a hard establishment to review in the context of Yelp. Jackman is a small town in…read moreMaine that is a popular destination for hunters, fishermen and snowmobilers. As a result, the surrounding businesses cater to those visitors as well as the local residents. The Northland is a classic example. It is not fancy and might even come across as stand-offish to outsiders, but it is a decent place to have a reasonably priced drink and get some good fishing/hunting tips. I recommend you leave your "big city" expectations at the door, and go have a beer with friends and play a game of pool. Sometimes life doesn't need to be any more complicated than that.

The owners are nice, the rooms are clean, and the prices are fair. This is all you can ask for from…read morea motel. Great place in a great area.

Clean, nice and reasonable. Attached restaurant and bar. If you are traveling or looking for an…read moreinteresting stop for lunch heading into Canada from North West Maine, it is a great stop. Food is good and service is prompt.

Yep yep. And if you get here before 6pm you get to spin a wheel to determine the price of your 1st…read moredrink. Spun a $1.50 got a Sam Adams. Yes, please and thanks. This place is great.

The Jackman Hotel offered a warm, clean, inexpensive place to sleep on a freezing cold night…read more The service was kind. The room was spacious and spotlessly clean. The heater got the place toasty warm. And all that for about $50. Excellent!!! Oh, and it was here that I learned that on very cold nights condensation can form on the inside of a nearly empty gas tank. That condensation can slide down and in the morning you end up with a fuel line full of something closer to water than fuel. And then you'll have to pour in an additive and wait before you can get your car started to head to the station to buy the gas you needed to buy anyhow. One other complication that us warm weather folks never have to deal with.