Dinner at Slate was a culinary experience! Our food was fantastic, our service was lovely and the…read morestaff were very knowledgeable about dietary restrictions. I am gluten free and the only course I was unable to partake in was the bread service and specifically the hand rolled pasta. The courses I could eat made up for any that I could not. Dining here was a privilege!

We had a wonderful dinner. The 5-course prix fixe was outstanding. Two choices for courses three,…read morefour, and five. All were excellent, and the selection of wines by the glass was very well chosen. We will definitely return on future visits to the area.

My great-grandfather, grandfather, and father all lived in Greenville in the late 1800's-early…read more1900's. They worked the railroads. I wish they would have had the opportunity to stay at this lodge. Beautiful grounds, huge room with deck overlooking the grounds and the lake. The room showed an attention to detail that I've not seen before and we have travelled. Bathroom was large and new and stocked with high end products. Staff were outstanding. The general manager greeted us, showed us around, and made sure we we felt at home. Breakfast was included and it didn't disappoint. Would encourage the inclusion of Paso Robles wines on their wine list (they are Nor Cal centric). Other than that, wouldn't change a thing. While in town, be sure to drop by the historic railroad depot. It's a great piece of American/Canadian history. We will be back!

I have never I have never been treated so poorly upon checking in. Traveling all the way from…read moreCalifornia and driving into Moosehead Lake, we were "greeted" and I use that term loosely by Beverly who seemed annoyed and cold. Our attempt at polite conversation was shot down with chilly responses and an overall irritated demeanor. The room was odd as there was a refrigerator located by the toilet and a coffee machine adjacent. Unsanitary. There is a spooky energy as we never saw Beverly again and felt like she abandoned the place after begrudgingly meeting us for check in. No dining on the premises on the Wednesday we checked in, no food delivery allowed, and no warning to book the on premises dining in advance. According to another Yelp reviewer, the dining was not worth it to begin with. I wish we had checked Yelp before booking. Beverly ruined our stay.

Beautiful home, gracious host! We felt welcome the minute we arrived. We were in that area of…read moreMaine to visit a relative in a care facility and needed a place to stay for two nights. Found this place on the internet and since there was nowhere closer for 30 miles we booked it. No regrets! Beautifully maintained 100+ yr old home- warm and comfortable. Made our otherwise serious visit better thanks to our hosts John and Lisa. And of course Peanut!

if you're looking for a place to rest, relax, and recharge the Guilford bed-and-breakfast is the…read moreplace for you. From the 1900 Victorian style house to the ornate architectural details it is a very comfortable place. I was able to peacefully read in the formal library and on the front screened porch. The breeze that came through the porch was wonderful as I read during a beautiful sunset. The home cooked meals were the best, especially the breakfast. The rooms were spacious and comfortable.

My boyfriend and I have stayed with Angie and mike twice now and both times it's been one of the…read morebest places we've ever stayed. They are the most kind, sweet and loving people. They go above and beyond to make you not only comfortable and happy, but to feel as part of family. I can't express how satisfied we have always been and how appreciative we are to have met them and stay with them. It's definitely a spot we will return to often. And let me tell you, the cooking, it's amazing. She makes sure your food is just as you like it. She brings you cookies and candy on your pillow. I mean these people amaze me every time we're there. I highly recommend this bed and breakfast to anyone and everyone. You won't regret it.

From the owner: Our Bed & Breakfast provides a comfortable stay with a full breakfast. We provide friendly,…read morepersonal service to our guests. We have free wi-fi, free cable, and free parking. We are a small establishment with 4 rooms and a guest cottage. We are located close to Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, Baxter State Park, ATV trails, snowmobile trails, hunting, fishing, and cross country skiing. We have a snowmobile/ATV trail in our back yard. Mt. Katahdin is the final mountain on the Appalachian Trail. We are within walking distance of the local diner, the grocery store, the laundromat, and the local gift shop.

The innkeepers are an absolute gem. The building and amenities are good but it's the innkeepers…read morethat make this place amazing. They are as friendly as could be and put out delicious baked goods for the guests. The breakfast is also fantastic!

Excellent place to stay. Rooms are clean and homey. Owners go out of there way to make sure you…read moreare comfortable and have anything you need.

I don't know if there are more spectacular views from any bedroom in the whole state of Maine. But…read morelying in bed looking through an enormous picture window out at South Twin Lake and Katahdin in all her glory? Absolutely breathtaking. As was the sunset: reds and pinks and oranges and golds. We couldn't have asked for a lovelier way to finish a day of hiking in Baxter. The property at 5 Lakes Lodge is beautiful; from the expansive green lawn to the tiny private beach, there are plenty of places to sit and watch the loons. The rooms themselves have been meticulously loved and maintained by the owners. It feels like staying in a (fancy) log cabin, only with a spa-like bathroom! Did I mention the views of Katahdin? Just wow. The only hiccup for us was with the hospitality itself. Unlike others' experiences, we felt that owner Rick was gruff with us. It took several back and forths just to reserve the room itself, after that we never received any confirmation email, and when we asked about whether he and his wife were vaccinated/what their masking policy was (considering Millinocket was considered a highly transmissible area at the time) he was quite brusque. Also, while the check-in policy said anytime between 3pm and 9pm, at 5:30pm we received a phone call sternly asking why we weren't there yet. Then, when we declined breakfast in the morning to sit by the water in the sunshine with our coffees, he was outright annoyed with us ("what do you mean you don't want breakfast?!"). Deb, on the other hand, was very friendly and a joy to speak with, but she also seemed quite surprised that we would want to be outside instead of their incredibly hot, closed-up kitchen (where the TV was on, news blaring) on such a beautiful summer morning. I believe these current owners tried to sell before the pandemic and didn't, so maybe we just met them at the wrong time of their BnB owning journey.

This is a very beautiful and luxurious stay in the Katahdin area. It's right on the water- so nice…read moreto be able to swim, kayak, and relax under the majestic Katahdin. It is truly amazing. The bed was great, the in-room bath great- we just struggled with the owners. The man and woman here make great food and definitely maintain a beautiful property- however I felt reprimanded in every step I took. We had just hiked Katahdin and the car was full of crap, so around 9PM we went out and grabbed some stuff. The male owner came out and asked us what we were doing. Very aggressively. Just grabbing clothes man! We were being quiet and respectful, it was quite alarming. We got breakfast in their B&B kitchen before heading out, and again, the man owner was very cruel. At first I thought he was kidding around, but nope, he is just that mean. Also bad was asking privately the woman owner for an extra roll of toilet paper as we were out, and she berated me for using toilet paper in front of the entire breakfast room full of people. Several times. It was humiliating. It's a view that can't be beat, and I'm really grateful I got to stay here, but I can't recommend a place that is mad at having well-behaved human beings in their place. If you're gonna charge that much for a room, let your guests feel like they can exist without being a major burden to you. Like, what? Sorry.

We just finished four nights here. Everything was perfect. Clean, comfortable room. Fantastic…read morebreakfast.

Stay 1: Bed was super comfortable. Room was really clean, however, shower floor was sticky making…read moreme wonder when it had last been adequately scrubbed down (sticky like this usually is from hair spray or other stuff). Shower was plastic and sank a little when I stood in it. Toiletries - made in China which seems to be the trend unfortunately these days at US hotels. The quality though of the Chinese made product was better than what is usually stocked at US hotels. Great towels though! Check-in is down a narrow rock covered drive. Stay 2: I got a different room and the bathroom was much better than the other room. Bed again was super comfortable. I had people above me but they were quiet types so no problem there. For both stays, I was able to park close to the rooms. This B&B is set back from the Main road and both times I stayed I was in a building in back on a quiet residential road. Nice quiet stay and nice little outdoor areas on both sides of the building. They had a hummingbird feeder set up. I enjoyed walking a bit on this quiet road. Almost five star stay.

In an effort to kick off the new year on a positive note my fiancé and I decided to go away for a…read morecouple of nights the first weekend of 2021. After searching for dog friendly places in the New England area for a couple of hours we finally stumbled upon Pressey House in Oakland, ME on Airbnb. Neither of us had ever heard of the town but a quiet Bed & Breakfast on a lake sounded good to us. A few nights later we made the 3 hour drive to Oakland, ME where we checked into the Granite Suite. Originally we were a little dubious because the walls of the suite are described as being the original foundation of the home from 1850 so we were afraid that it might feel like we were in a dark, damp cave but when our Host, Nikki, showed us to where we were going to be staying nothing could have been further from the truth. Although all the of the walls were either granite or brick, the front of the suite was bright with natural light thanks to the window and door and the back of the suite with the comfy, King sized bed had a cozy feel to it. There are a couple of cool little brick arches in the suite that are a unique architectural feature. The bathroom was surprisingly roomy which you don't always find at a B&B and even though there is no bathtub the shower stall had excellent water pressure and didn't feel cramped . The suite also had a pretty good size kitchenette which was really handy to have the two nights we were there. My favorite feature though was the gas fireplace. Each night my fiancé and I spent hours in front of it playing cards and relaxing. It was especially welcome since it snowed while we were there, and nothing is better than coming in from the cold and warming up in front of the fire. There is WiFi available and our signal was strong enough that we experienced no internet issues on our phones and tablets. There is a main common area that was split into two sections: The front section which has a sitting area in front of a wood burning fireplace and the back section which overlooks the lake and functions as a dining space. The quintessential New England feel of the room is warm, inviting and really makes you think of the long history of the home. Although we were the only ones having breakfast each morning in the common area because everyone else was a long term rental, Nikki made sure that she still pulled out all the stops for us. One morning we had fruit salad, cinnamon rolls, homemade frittata, and sausage and then the next day we feasted on fruit salad, pancakes and homemade corned beef hash. The first night that we arrived Nikki had left homemade cookies in our room. The following day at breakfast she got some ideas of what kind of desserts we liked and we came back from a day exploring the area to some homemade strawberry thumbprint cookies in our room (which my fiancé LOVED). So, saying that Nikki is a good cook, who will feed you well feels like an understatement. Our most favorite part of the Pressey House though was Nikki, her husband Ron and their family (pups included). They were extremely friendly, professional, accommodating in every way and it's clear that they want every guest to have an amazing experience when you stay with them. From chatting with Nikki & Ron we learned that they have just recently purchased the inn and have some big plans for it. We can say with certainty that we will be going back for another visit and we look forward to seeing any improvements that they make since it will make an already fabulous B&B even better. We're also looking forward to getting to see the gorgeous lake that Pressey House sits on during the summertime.

This place was our favorite part that captured Maine so beautifully. The hosts and hostesses Nikki,…read moreRon their beautiful children & of course adorable puppies made us feel right at home. We truly appreciated their hospitality and generosity. Waking up on that gorgeous lake in the warm summer, the kids running, jumping, kayaking, playing instead of being on their electronics was an incredible feeling. There was a variety of delicious restaurants & ice cream shoppes close by including vegan options that I of course indulged in. We can't wait to go back and enjoy this beautiful property again. Thank you so much, Danielle, Dom, Tristan, Cameron & Brandon xo

This is a bed and breakfast that is as special as the part of the world it is in. It has such a…read morehomey feeling it is easy to forget your not in your own home. Sandy is aces he has a wealth of information about all things Maine. Breakfast made to order as it should be in a B&B. I will be back at the Rangeley Lakes B&B often