My husband and I have been staying at the Breakers Inn every fall since...? wowI can't remember how…read morefar back it's been. Until Covid and we moved to take care for mom, had we missed our fall stays. Rodney over the years has been the most wonderful host. Recently Rodney and his wife Debbie have graciously allowed me to Memorialize my husband and our stays together at the Breakers. i thought a perfect way to do that was to buy 2 LL Bean Adirondack chairs for the front lawn for everyone to enjoy the view as we did over the year. I hope readers of the reviews choose to stay and enjoy the Breaker's for the view, the hospitality, the beast breakfast in town, but most of all the sense of peace that you get when you stay at The Breakers and walk on Higgins Beach, it's life changing.

Not what it used to be. Time for the cranky owner to retire and let someone new take over--Perhaps…read moresomeone who really wants to be in the hospitality business. Small beds. Spare furnishings. Great view. Pricey.

For Lindsay's Kitchen: My main complaint is that we waited over 1 HOUR to be served our food. Other…read moretables were complaining as well. When our food finally came and we asked why there was such a long wait, our server told us that the chef had nausea and was in the bathroom for a long time???? Being served by a sick chef is gross? We would've left and went somewhere else. Apparently they ran out of hashbrowns after we all ordered, so we all had to choose something else for our side. The utensils were dirty.

Wonder food and always an outstanding presentation. The portions are large so come hungry. Never…read moredisappointed with breakfast or lunch. I haven't had the pleasure of having dinner here yet.

My partner took me to The Chadwick for my birthday, and boy did we have the best time! Parking and…read morechecking in was a breeze and we got right up to our room which was super cozy, and we had our own private bathroom across the hall! We loved the greeting committee (three huskies :)) and all the treats and cookies left out for guests! The breakfast was absolutely the highlight, where Erin happened to make my favorite, blueberry pancakes with a lemon drizzle! She accommodated my egg allergy as well! I will be recommending this bnb to friends heading to Portland and will for sure return!

We stayed at the Chadwick for a week vacation and it was magical. The room was gorgeous and…read morecomfortable. The breakfasts were absolutely delicious (especially the orange and chocolate chip ricotta pancakes!) The absolute highlight of the stay, however, was the family running the bed and breakfast. Erin and Zack were so kind and welcoming. They were easy to talk to and had amazing recommendations for our stay. Their daughter Lily kept us entertained with many stories. Their dogs were adorable and greeted us the moment we hit the bottom of the stairs. We couldn't recommend the Chadwick enough for its accommodations and amazing hospitality!

What a Grand Presence on a hill was my first thought as we stepped up to the double doors on the…read morewrap around porch. Graciously greeted by Keith the owner who lovingly has restored this 18th century mansion with his sweet wife Gretchen who decorated every inch of it so adorably and Dolce the dog I immediatly felt I was in a arts n craft store...folk music gently playing in the background and sweet smells of apple pie immediatly brings you a warm feeling. They offer rooms upstairs or the carriage room which we stayed. It used to be the stables but is now a countryfied dream which is bigger than most peoples apartments. The bed alone a wow factor as you first enter. Every detail is met and even though the walls are plentiful of adorable plaques and signs there is no dust on anything. Previous reviews on the Breakfast was a reason I booked and it was even better. Carolina southern grits and Keiths way... eggs benedict was top notch and memorable. Presentation A+ Keith! They offer a event space for weddings and family reunions which is gorgeous also if your in need. I hear booking at Christmas is even better! I'll remember that.. I've read others reviews with grievances but I can say nuh way.. don't believe it... this is a place you can call a home away from your home stay. It may not be for everyone's taste but it's a experience and it's a delightful one.

The Perkins House is a beautiful bed and breakfast in the small, quaint town of Cornish, ME. Our…read morehosts Gretchen and Keith were warm and friendly and we felt at ease with them in their gorgeous historic home. We stayed in the "Vintage" room which was spacious and yet cozy. The bed was very comfortable. We were able to open the large bedroom window and feel the lovely cool Maine air. The adjacent shared bathroom was large and so luxurious with its double sinks. The home is beautifully decorated with a variety of antiques and special touches.The library and sitting room common areas seemed both stately and comfortable at the same time. The entire home was clean and inviting. A scrumptious homemade breakfast was the icing on the cake! Wonderful. The wraparound porch is large and the garden area and is calming and serene. The flowers around the home are magnificent. There is also a raised screened in porch area off the kitchen to relax in. The home is close to Sebago lake and the New Hampshire border and you can easily walk to the center of town to do some antique shopping or eat at Krista's restaurant. We very much enjoyed our stay and highly recommend the Perkins House and plan to return. 4.75 stars.

This Bed And Breakfast is awesome. Easily the best one in Wolfeboro. No minimum night stay. Ruth…read moreand Bob were great hosts and tended to our every need. Their gorgeous house is model after a Southern style mansion set on over 60+ acres of land. The views of Lake Wentworth and Winnipesaukee are breath taking. The breakfast was excellent. Even had fresh local scones from the secret bakery in Wolfeboro. One thing should be mentioned. They have 6 dogs on the property. If you don't like dogs or are allergic, this is not the place for you. But for me, it was great. I love dogs. There were well behaved and the whole property is invisible fenced, including the inside. You don't have to worry about them going into your room. All in all, this place is great. I would highly recommend Lake View Inn. It's the perfect lake regions B & B.

Bob and Ruth are the most hospitable bed and breakfast owners we have ever encountered. The B&B is…read moreabout a 10 minute drive from downtown Wolfeboro, but it is totally worth the extra few minutes. Rooms are great, very spacious, and beds are very comfortable. When you wake up, you are treated to a cooked-to-order breakfast made with fresh ingredients from the neighboring farm. The views are incredible from this lovely home, and we could not have asked for a better experience. Thank you, Bob and Ruth, we can't wait to come back!

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!

My husband and I stayed here for two days on Veteran's Day weekend. The owner is an ex-military…read morewife, and all the customers that weekend were vets. We stayed in the Brook Bridge room and would gladly do so again. The room is gorgeous and spacious, with an entryway with a desk and a door to the garden area, followed by the bedroom and bath. The bed was a king size and the mattress very comfortable. The bath had plenty of hot water. Though we brought our own toiletries, they had the usual things in the room (shampoo, conditioner, soap, cotton puffs, Q-tips), plus bath salt. There is a Keurig coffee maker in the room with supplies for coffee. If you want something special, bring some K-cups along. The owner is congenial and makes you feel right at home...a real hostess. There are cookies and soda in the registration area, plus a microwave, a shared (among all the guests) mini fridge, and an electric kettle and teas. I brought some packets of hot chocolate and made it there in the morning. The breakfast is excellent. Remember, it's a bed and breakfast, so the owner is making the same breakfast for everyone, save food-isms. We had a breakfast sandwich the first morning (poached eggs, cheese (Gouda, I believe, but I could be wrong), spinach leaves, tomato, roasted English muffins...served with fresh fruit and grilled pineapple. The fresh fruit was originally supposed to include something I was allergic to, so the owner left out that ingredient for everyone to avoid cross-contamination. The second morning was French toast with poached pears and fresh blueberries. She doesn't put milk out, since most people don't drink it for breakfast these days, but ask if you want it. She'll pour you a glass! The first night we were there, my husband ordered up a couple of surprises: flowers in the room (they were lovely!) and a meat and cheese plate that was wonderful. There were three types of cheese, one meat, a hot pepper jelly, two types of crackers, and fresh seedless grapes. The jelly was so good, I asked for the name so I could buy some more for my husband. I also purchased a cookbook there, and it has some great recipes in it. The only negative I had about the place was that the site said there was a DVD player in the rooms, so I brought along some movies to watch with my husband in the evening. It turns out there was no DVD player, but they do have extensive cable, so we still had something to watch when we wanted to relax in the room.

This B&B is one of the best I have been to. The historic inn is lovely. The setting is great in…read morethat there are several nice restaurants in the small, attractive college town, and it is close to Portland as well as many outdoor recreation areas. The accommodations are comfortable and there is everything you could need. The owner is super friendly and helpful. Her breakfasts are amazing. My husband and I have stayed here at least once a year for the past 10+ years and have never had a complaint. Do not hesitate to book a room.

Visited the Inn for an event that included dinner. I can say that spaghetti with meat sauce is my…read moreabsolute favorite but I am a sauce snob. I often bring my own sauce to other places. I absolutely loved their sauce. The owners are so knowledgeable about the history of their home and take pride in keeping it original. You could tell by how excited they were to share the story. It was beautiful inside. Definitely plan to go back.

The in is beautiful decorates for the holiday season. Staff was friendly and accommodating…read more Breakfast was outstanding. Room was spacious and comfortable.

This beautifully restored inn has a wonderful high tea. So happy that we discovered it. Their…read morescones were baked to perfection and the variety and flavor of tea sandwiches was outstanding, . We go to high tea for my birthday every year, in the past we enjoyed high tea at the Four Seasons in Boston and at the Boston Public Library. This high tea compares favorably to both, and is so much closer and more convenient. Delighted to learn that they offer high tea all year, even in the dead of winter, from Thurs - Sun. We will definitely return.

Afternoon tea with Ryan as host and Caroline in the kitchen was a perfect way to treat my…read moretea/scone-loving friend on her birthday. The attentive restoration of the historic home reflects an appreciation for comfort, character, and charm. Obviously, time spent around the table enjoying good food and great conversation is a value this team believes in. Well done!

Absolutely breathtaking view of silver lake. Elegant rooms each with a different style. Beautiful…read moregrounds. Gorgeous flowers all around. Beautiful fire pit outside with a view of the lake. They will even give you a pontoon ride on the lake. The food is extraordinary with is fresh herbs and ingredients. I definite slice of heaven.

Well decorated, comfortable B&B with excellent proprietors. We loved the delicious breakfast and…read moreview of the beautiful lake. The rooms are adorable and immaculate. Despite yelp marking the location as closed, it was actually open as of July 2019.