We had a very nice two nights stay at Black Bear Inn. The staff was very friendly, and the free…read moresoup, ice tea, and ice cream in the evenings were delicious. Our room was comfortable and breakfast was good (though the space in the breakfast room is tight). Overall, excellent!

Large parking lot, safe, nice front desk staff, was able to print and make copies, ice cream…read moresandwiches in freezer in lobby, lemonade and soup at night.

This is such a gem of a B and B in Bar Harbor! The inn keepers are so kind and gave us wonderful…read morehiking recommendations. The breakfast is delicious and the rooms are equipped with everything you may need. The inn is walking distance to everything in Bar Harbor but still on a nice quiet side street. We would definitely stay again if in the area.

We stayed for 3 perfect nights. Great location for visiting Acadia. Rooms were clean and…read morecomfortable. The breakfast was a home run every morning. The kitchen was able to accommodate my lactose intolerance. A snack is provided every afternoon ( baked goods , lemonade, coffee or tea) We ordered a picnic lunch for one of our hikes thru the park and the host provided an insulted backpack. Ralph bakes fresh bread for the sandwiches. Parking is ample but tight at times. We will be back. Anna and Ralph were wonderful hosts.

On my son's return to the university for year 5.5 Jayne and…read moreher family and staff are so accommodating and caring We are thankful for their kindness Always a wonderful stay

My overall impression of the motel was that I'd stay here again but there are a few things I'd hope…read moreto see improved as time goes on. My sister and I only stayed for one night so my review is not based on a lengthy stay. The positives: - The price was $115 per night with $11 tax. Not a bad price for a night. - Spacious room we had a suite of two rooms with two beds per room, full bathroom, full kitchen, living room area, arm chair, sofa and balcony over looking the river behind the hotel. - The room for the most part seemed to be very clean. I did see reviews about bugs in the windows/doorways/corners however this motel is has a river behind it and it's a woody area. Bugs are to be expected and they will always be around a hotel room in a location like this. In our room we did not see anything extreme like what was posted prior but keep in mind everyone is entitled to their own point of view. - The view in the morning at dusk is amazing of the river. It was a beautiful chilly fall morning that you could see the mist rising off the river and with the trees it was a wonderful autumn morning view. - The beds were very soft and comfortable. Plenty of towels were provided (4 Towels, 4 Hand Towels and 4 Wash Clothes). - I arrived there at 10pm and the manager told me prior to keep her posted on my arrival as the front desk closes at 11pm. - Express check out is provided just let the front desk know that you will need it. The Negatives: - I did have a small snag with the reservation process. I called two weeks prior to my arrival and made the reservation over the phone. When I called back the following week my reservation wasn't listed. Luckily the hotel still had rooms available and the original price given to me was honored. If you book over the phone make sure to get a confirmation number from the person you speak to. - The coffee maker did not work and we did read the directions prior to using it. - There was only one TV and it was very far away from my where my bed was located. - One of the towels had a bunched up dried hair in it which was not ours. - No conditioner was provided only Shampoo - Front Desk is only opened about 11pm it's not a 24hr front desk.

The owners were friendly & quit accommodating for us. They went above & beyond…read more The Inn reminded me of a New England style Inn. I would stay again. Trip typeVacation · Family The bathroom was big with plenty of room. The room had a full size refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, kitchen table & chairs, king size bed & a twin bed. The large balcony with chairs was a bonus. Nearby activitiesClose to town & restaurants, lakes & boat ramps. SafetyCompletely safe no problems whatsoever Food & drinksRestaurants & super markets within minutes. A 5 star Inn

On my way north to Canada, Lincoln was about as far as I was making it for the day, so I called it…read morequits here. It's a little B&B type place, minus the Breakfast. I love the 19th century feel. Did not love the nonexisting wifi - I had to go down to the living room to get any semblance of connection, but my room was up top with zero service. Not the quietest place but I've had worse. The weird part - for the cheaper rooms there's a shared bathroom. Fine, it's an old house. But the other person didn't lock the door. Didn't notice the "VACANT" when you walked in, eh? Well you sure noticed me! I hightailed it back, heard that person rush back to their room, and the bathroom was all set for my shower. Unforgettable is a positive thing, right? Can't really speak to the hotel staff as they were never present - just had my key at the front desk and name/room number. Anyone could walk in there and take a key and a room - until the person whose room it was supposed to be walks in and doesn't have a key. Not great, but at least the room locks! Oh, and my room had a reclining rocking-couch. I kid you not. I wanted to sit down and I had to jam a fireplace log under it so I could sit without it rocking all over the place. (I wanted to try to sit down with wifi. That wasn't happening.) Verdict: If you need to stay in Lincoln, I don't want to be too harsh with my star rating. It's not a terrible place, it's just very much walk-in-and-sleep. Nothing else to recommend for it.

I have stayed at many Hampton Inns across the country and my experience has been very similar and…read morepositive most of the time. Staff is always friendly, willing to help and always greet you when you come into the lobby. The continental breakfast is a big reason why I choose Hampton along with the more affordable accommodations compared to other Hilton brands. The experience was no different for the Hampton Inn and Bangor with the exception of the wait time to get our room. Check-In is as 3:00pm and my family and I were not able to get into the room till 4:00pm. I am a Hilton Honors member, checked in the day before and despite all that effort spent an hour in the lobby area waiting for the room to be ready. Non-Hilton members were walking into the lobby whose rooms were ready. I know this because the front desk staff asked them if they would be interested in becoming members during their check-in process. We eventually got up to around room 1 hour later, but only because I got notification on my phone of my digital key being ready. The staff was not the one's who notified us. When I provided my feedback in their email survey, I got the typical response that said sorry and they hope we give them another chance, but my feedback will help improve. They did nothing to compensate me for the 1 hour less of room time I got but paid for. I can empathize with businesses who are short-staffed and the difficulty of hiring quality individuals to fill key customer-facing roles or support staff who make up all the other departments who make a business like a hotel function from day-to-day. I work for a bank, and we too have difficulty hiring quality talent or those willing to go above and beyond just the expected responsibilities.

We stopped off here while on our way to Canada. It happened to be half way from where we were…read morevacationing in NH and where we wanted to go in Canada. We were very tired and pretty much crashed when we got here. But, the next morning on our way out of town we stopped off at Stephen Kings house (about 5 miles away) for pictures. That was a highlight. Then we stopped off at an old bakery and convenience store in Brewer, just down the road a couple of miles. On our way back out of Canada we booked this hotel again. It is one of the cheapest of the Hilton family in the area and we actually booked the same room again. This time I was a little more alert and noticed that they had Netflix! After traveling for almost 3 weeks I was having a little Netflix withdrawal. I got excited and my husband, who had a restaurant picked out for dinner laughed and said "I guess that means we're eating pizza in tonight". YES! This is one of the nicer Hampton Inns we have stayed at. It has a walkin shower and a higher toilet-both helpful when you have an injured hip and knee. The breakfast were good too.

From the moment we stepped in, our stay at the Residence Inn in Bangor was nothing short of…read morewonderful. Our room was wonderfully spacious and impeccably clean, offering the perfect sanctuary after a day of travel. We spent a relaxing afternoon enjoying the pool, which was absolutely pristine and beautifully maintained. The complimentary breakfast was both convenient and delicious, but the true highlight of our stay was the endearing attention to detail. Recognizing that early bird travelers might miss the morning spread, the sweet staff thoughtfully packaged up breakfast bags ready for guests to grab on their way out the door. It's rare to find hospitality that anticipates your needs so effortlessly. A truly memorable stay.

This is, by far, the best Residence Inn by Marriott I have stayed in. I'm am Marriott Platinum so I…read morehave stayed in quite a few. The staff is exceptional. Friendly competent and welcoming. The hotel lobby, kitchen area, pool, work out room, laundry and whirlpool is kept spotless. The rooms are very spacious and have all you need to cook clean and be comfortable. The breakfast is more than the usual inedible items of the day and edible staples. All the food put out is great, as is the breakfast staff.

Our first dinner at The Brooklin Inn was so enjoyable! We were greeted warmly by owner Jenny, the…read moreservice we received was prompt and friendly and the atmosphere calm and appealing. Oysters, salad, Steak and Duck entrees were perfect portions and prepared deliciously! Highly recommend The Brooklin Inn!

Came up Maine to catch up with friends. This restaurant is cute and cozy and seems like a hotspot…read morefor this town. Food was fantastic. Had lamb chop which is one of the best I had in the NE region. The other entree was halibut which is average. Service was great.

This review is for the motel as the pizza is sadly no more. It is priced in the modest range. VERY…read moreCLEAN! The owners took over a 10-room post WWII motel. They painted, new floors, new accents. Nice mattress, pillows and sheets. Had a homey feeling. Owner Michelle loves what she does for a living and it shines through!

After packing up the camper and heading home we found this restaurant on our way to 95 from…read moreMillinocket. We didn't stay at the hotel, this is a review of the restaurant. Hubby ordered the breakfast sandwich as usual with a side of hash browns. I chose eggs and ham. Ham was awesome! Eggs cooked perfect! Service was top notch perfect! This is a definite to stop again!

We were only here for one night, and overall it was a good stay. The room was clean, appeared…read morerecently renovated, and the bed was super comfortable. My only complaint is that we booked direct and requested the highest possible floor, but when we checked in, they said "great, you're on the first floor." Confused, we asked if there was anything higher (as we previously requested), and they gave us the second floor. We did check in around 8pm, so I normally understand first come first serve, but they called us around noon that day to confirm that we were still coming and we said yes. I was hoping that as a member who has pre-paid AND confirmed they'll be there, you'd honor what they requested. Thankfully the people above us were quiet so it didn't end up being an issue.

See review of Roca Azul, the Mexican restaurant right next door to your hotel:…read more We have been eating at Mexican restaurants for the last 60 years and this is by far the best one that we have ever been to. Everything we had was excellent. I had enchiladas and my husband had a burrito as our entrees. We also had their queso dip with ground beef. OMG! It was ALL amazing! We highly, highly recommend. One thing of note: we were staying at the Marriott Bonvoy's Fairfield Inn right next door. They gave us a list of restaurants nearby and Roca Azul was not on the list. It's right next door! When we got to the restaurant we told our waiter this information. He was surprised but asked if we had our room key from the hotel. We showed it to him and he gave us a 10% discount. And his restaurant is not even on the hotel's list! Of course we informed the front desk that they need to add this restaurant to their list that they hand out to their guests. To Roca Azul: Hopefully, the hotel will do this and you will start getting the gazillion guests who are here at the hotel waiting for their cruise. The entire hotel was full. Support your local and nearby small businesses so add them to your list! Overall cleanliness is also an issue.

We stayed at this hotel for three nights- maybe one night too many. Dover-Foxcroft was our town of…read morechoice based on proximity to the things we wanted to do and it seemed like this was one of the best hotel options. No, there is no 'hotel staff', but it works well if you don't need anything. The town itself has not much to offer for coffee/breakfast needs and the cafe below doesn't open until 8- terrible if you're an early riser who needs a latte! The room itself was great- very roomy, comfortable bed, river view, which we utilized as a nice white noise for sleeping. Bathroom was fine- nothing special there. We loved the industrial vibes and were happy with our choice- but moving onto a bigger city with more to offer is a good idea after a few days.

What a great find. Historic building,turned into an inn. Charming! Entire booking done over…read moreinternet- worked well. Wish I was staying another night! Pricing was ok also .