Cute motel in Lubec. Huge room, clean, and fairly quiet. The refrigerator is in a beautiful,…read moreconverted dresser.

Personally I think this may be the best option of lodging if you need somewhere to stay near Lubec…read more Perfectly located a little ways from both "downtown" Lubec and West Quoddy Lighthouse. Some rooms are dog friendly for those who need it. Thankfully we got one of the last rooms and were very impressed with the quality here. Clean and not outdated with a comfortable bed to sleep on as well. Motels can have a bad wrap compared to hotels and some other lodging but this is a great one. Staff was extremely friendly and full of useful tips we needed. Checking in decently late and during non peak season they informed us our only food option was the closest gas station despite some restaurants having incorrect hours online. Also while it was limited do not pass on grabbing some delicious homemade muffins in the mornings! Only negative is noise could be heard from some other rooms and the road but once asleep was not an issue. Great lodging option for this area!

Mary Beth and Jim were exactly what one wants and expects as hosts of a B and B. Their hospitality…read moreand willingness to interact with guests combined to make this a wonderful two days in Lubec. Breakfast was delicious, and not overdone. The Inn was clean and well appointed. We highly recommend it, and will return as soon as life brings us back to Lubec.

Peacock house was immaculate! Every square inch of our room was perfect. The bed was comfortable…read more The room was spotless. The amenities were perfect. The innkeepers were delightful. The house itself was gorgeous. Wow! The gardens outside were breathtaking. My only regret was not staying here longer. This house is what you'd imagine in every New England love story novel. I cannot say enough about this place. If you find yourself in Lubec Maine, you must stay here.

Top notch customer service! Super clean, modern, and very comfortable rooms with a beautiful view…read moreof the Machias River. The grounds include a fire pit and spaces to gather with friends, or to just sit and chill by the river. Helen's Restaurant and many other excellent eateries are close by, as are The Downeast Trail and the University of Maine at Machias. I definitely recommend the Machias River Inn!

Great location, newly renovated and clean! Right on the river with beautiful views. Helens is in…read morethe same parking lot.

Loved it! Great rooms, excellent breakfast. Nice inn keeper…read more Very nice living room. Quintessential New England Inn. Will be back. Parking is on street mostly, 2 spaces off street. Town closes up pretty early, so late dinner is a no go in Lubec.

A Fabulous place to stay!! They have an amazing breakfast. It's a quaint B&B situated in Lubec,…read moreMaine. The owners really take pride in what they do. Southern hospitality at it's finest in Lubec. I would definitely stay here again!! Thanks!

a trip to maine--obviously, but i need to point out the obvious--and why a trip to maine you ask--a…read morephone conversation with my girlfriend and we figured out that the two of us have never been to maine--other than me but it was a drive from new hampshire to portland to fly out. anyway, there was one light house in particular that she needed to see--and she had it in her phone. and of course it was the west quoddy head lighthouse. so we hopped in the car and drove to lubec all the way from albuquerque which is a long story in itself. i was tasked to find lodging all along the trip, and realized that there was not a lot in lubec. Found the West Quoddy Station, and sure why not give it a try. We were so glad we did. the first thing we noticed is that it was QUIET. peaceful quiet. and was everything as advertised. we had the starboard bouy barn, and it was nice and roomy. having a kitchen meant we could just get something in town and cook in the room. to be able to just have a nice meal and enjoy the scenery was fantastic. the room was nice and warm for may, and the shower was terrific. big bathroom which is a plus. definitely worth the drive!!

This is our second visit to West Quoddy Station in as many months. The first was a drop everything…read moreand just go Friday Night getaway in May. Luckily for us, the massive Station House--we surmise the former lifesaving station's dormitory--was available and offered at a not to be refused price. What fun to rattle around its many bedrooms and baths. Most memorable were the sweeping views across the Bay of Fundy north to Lubec and Campobello Island, and that evening's awe-inspiring sunset. You would do well to consider The Station House for family or friend reunion or small business retreats. We enjoyed West Quoddy Station so much that we decided to return for our 42nd wedding anniversary, but only if we could get the Crew's Quarters cabin, its views comparable to The Station House's with even greater privacy. Twice lucky! Given Crew's Quarters unassuming Downeast shingle exterior, we were nearly stunned and very impressed upon entering to discover possibly the most meticulously constructed Post and Beam home in my thirty years selling Downeast real estate. Talk about overbuilt! Every cedar beam heftier, every plank and floor board wider than required, all carefully joined. No place for sheetrock in Crew's Quarters: instead every wall built of wide cedar planks pleasingly laid diagonally. Plus a fully vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. And those views of the blue Bay of Fundy, even bluer skies from bedrooms, living, and dining rooms, and Crew's Quarters spacious deck. We, our friends, and their aging golden service dog, Brigid, were very comfortable. The weather being fine, we spent most of our time relaxing and dining on the deck. Everything worked fine in the shared bathroom, towels were thick. The kitchen wasn't gourmet-worthy, but the toaster took a split bagel and the vintage Mr. Coffee worked. There's a pot for boiling lobster, if you must. Had the weather turned cold--as it can, quickly--we would have been grateful for the propane "woodstove" and large Rinnaii heater. We did way better than survive. We'll be back! P.S. West Quoddy Station is a dozen minutes from the International Bridge to Campobello Island, a few minutes more to the auto and bike ferry to Deer Island, itself worth a day's touring. Nearby artsy Eastport, Maine, is worth a visit. And don't miss Monica's Chocolates in Lubec!

The room was clean when we arrived. The room is small but adequate. There was a handwritten card…read morewelcoming us-that was a nice touch. We stayed 3 nights. Price was high because of a festival. When we arrived there were two cups and 2 k-cups for us to have coffee in the morning and all the normal things like towels and soap in the bathroom. After the first night we just normally expected trash would be taken out, new coffee, maybe new coffee cups. Standard quick tidy up. It didn't happen. So the second night we put the hanger on the door asking for service. It didn't happen either. Office was only open 8-noon. We left before 8 each morning. The notice on the door in our room said cleaning was 9-1 each day. Clearly the owners are not focused on this property or the guests. We heard they owned another property and might be there if we needed something. Shockingly, following up on whether or not we got clean dry towels was not our priority either during our stay. I would probably try another spot next time.

In the past 12 months we have stayed 3 times at the Margaretta Inn Machias, Maine. What a great…read morechoice we made staying here. Clean, clean, comfortable, and the management is second to none. Stay here when in the area, you won't be disappointed. Richard and Cindy

Such a cute and cozy stay! Breakfast was amazing and Brenda is very friendly! Highly recommend!read more

This sweet home is a MUST if you are staying in or traveling through the Lubec/Whiting area! My…read morefriends and I were on an extended road trip in and out of hotels each night and our stay in Brenda's beautiful home was a haven to come to!! A beautiful home that has been specifically designed to meet the needs of travelers (lots of space, wonderful shower, comfortable bed, a comfortable sitting area). To top it all off, Brenda prepares an incredible breakfast that allowed us to continue our travels well rested and reenergized!!!! Thank you, Brenda, for a wonderful stay!!!!!

Great food, ambience and service. I enjoyed my meal and we picked up some interesting wines to take…read moreback to our vacation house. The staff was super efficient and welcoming. Even the music the played was fun. A nice departure from fried foods in the area. Definitely worth a visit.

Had a really unpleasant experience at Phoenix and will definitely not be going back. My wife and I…read moretake a seat at the bar around 6:30 pm; Restaurant is about half full. Wife asks to try a white wine. Gets delivered in a glass that is just out of the dishwasher and is piping hot. Woman who is main bar tender says to young woman trainee bartender that glass is too hot and in future should not use hot glasses for white wine. Gives it to my wife anyway; wine sample is very warm in glass. My wife asks to try another white wine to which main bartender hands her glass with microscopic sample while saying in an unfriendly voice "you know you cant try every wine in the bar". We are both stunned at this nasty and completely unwarranted comment. Btw this is a wine bar; asking for a taste of an unfamiliar wine before a $15-&18 pour is completely common and normal. A few minutes later a regular walks in with a friend; main bartender calls out by name a friendly greeting. By that time we had ordered two apps. A minute or two later main bartender and trainee are standing right in front of us when clearly and audibly to us main bartender says to trainee regarding regular she just greeted by name "watch out with [customer name]. He can be a real as***le". Wow. Right in front of customers talking smack about regulars. Classy. Apps were meh. Left without ordering mains.