So, Loon Lodge is an iconic place to visit. The Pub has been a favorite spot for cozy atmosphere…read moreand decent burgers. We visited this past Saturday, Valentine's Day, expecting to enjoy some pub food and a beer on our way to a local event. We arrived at 4:30- well before the expected holiday rush. Uh oh!! No more pub type menu. Not just for Valentine's Day- but forever. It's over. So, that leaves you with dinner plate options ranging from $30 to $45. I had the shrimp Thai noodles and my husband had the mushroom risotto - which were the lower priced items on the menu. (We wanted simple fair, not a $45 plate, and did our best to pivot). The noodles were okay. The risotto was overly salty and looked as though it had sat under the heat light for a long time. Yikes. The friend we dined with ordered Chicken Parm. "Just okay" was the assessment. The meals all came with a small salad. Our server was great and the lodge is lovely but we went for the food. And it let us all down. A bowl of noodles. A bowl of rice. Two beers: $120.00. We won't be going back. Such a shame.

A lovely setting. Small room for the price and non-view. Bathroom was cold. Mold in shower. Not…read moremuch staff, difficult to find someone to ask questions to. I accidentally left two blouses in the room and they wanted $45 to mail them to me (in the same state). Delicious, over priced dinner.

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

Oh my God! One of the best lodging experiences in my life. A beautiful bucolic setting with two…read morelovely hosts, Rob and Jan, in a sprawling home lovingly appointed with antiques. The baked blueberry French toast for breakfast was heavenly! Every afternoon Rob feeds a herd of deer who gather in his back yard. Rangely is a great destination regardless of the season. We will be back!

This place was recommended to us by the proprietor of The Gingerbread House in the next town, and…read morewe had seen it was the only accommodation recommended by AAA. What a delightful overnight stay we had! Jan and Rob made us feel right at home, recommended a place to eat dinner out on the waterfront deck, and Rob prepared the us the most delicious Maine blueberry pancakes with Maine maple syrup for breakfast. The inn is impeccably clean, the decor is very tasteful, and we slept just as if we had been at home. The only negative was we had only one night there.

Everything!! Nancy and Dave were the greatest hosts and we truly felt at home in this gorgeous…read moresetting!!

WOW. What an…read moreabsolutely lovely experience we had at Highland Heath House. We emailed to see if they had an availability for an overnight stay on super short notice. We heard back from Nancy right away, and booked something immediately. She let us know that we would have to show proof of vaccination upon arrival, and we SO appreciated the upfront conversation about their comfort and expectations during the pandemic. It set our minds at ease immediately, as did getting a confirmation email about our booking. The beautiful log cabin home sits on a hill overlooking the eastern shore of Rangeley Lake so expect absolutely stunning views of water and mountains, the call of loons early in the AM, and deer frolicking in the field in front of your picture window. It's about as Maine as you can get. The amenities were outstanding: comfortable rooms with fireplaces and enormous rain showers, an all day coffee/beverage station, a lovely interior (when we came, Nancy had decorated for autumn with faux foliage and pumpkin decor), and a British style pub in the basement. Breakfast was served at a reasonable time AND it was tremendously filling (and thoughtfully prepared given our dietary restrictions). Even though it was cold, we were encouraged to take our coffees outside to enjoy unhurried on their deck. Nancy is a gracious host, incredibly warm and welcoming. We immediately fell in love with her special space in the western mountains of Maine, and are already planning our return! Perfect for a little getaway/staycation (and loads of great hiking/scenic vistas nearby).

Absolutely loved our stay here . The owner was lovely, the view amazing and it was close to town…read moreand everything we wanted. I can't wait to go back . It was like a trip back in time . If you are looking for pristine, sparkling new and updated not the place for you but if you want a beautiful clean and a bit retro with an attached bar/restaurant and hotel next to a golf course away from people this place is awesome. Built in pool with no one else in it . I hope to go back in the Fall or Spring and will definitely stay here again. Sunrise was amazing and free breakfast was delicious and well served. Will try the dinner menu next visit. Great plan for a weeding / reunion or gathering

Dined here on a Friday evening with a party of 5 adults walking in. We entered through "The 19th…read morehope" the bar area of the Inn. We asked if they could take us which they obviously could since there were many empty tables! We had just gone through Oquossic restaurants and all had an average of 45-90 minutes to wait! We were heading back to Rangeley when my father mentioned the Inn. The atmosphere is old fashioned rustic and the dining room is classy with linen table clothes and napkins and oil lamps on the tables for lighting. The building has a musty odor going downstairs for the bathrooms and Inn rooms. Dark paneling lines the hallways and the ladies room has a "powdering" area which you don't see very often. A great country club atmosphere over all. Only down part was on that at the end of an 80 degree day they had no AC! I do have to say though that although I wasn't refreshed by cold air, the fans and opened doorway did help. We all felt relaxed and happy we came here opposed to the hectic and very busy other places we had been. We ordered our drinks and looked over the menu. There were a few appetizers, several entree's, and only one dessert listed on the evenings specials list. We ordered the special Lobster Rosetto, Veal piccata, and the Alaskan Sockeye Salmon. The lobster was wonderful, creamy texture and plenty of lobster. The veal was very good, clean plates. The Salmon was dry and not very hot. Black beans that accompanied were ok but didn't like with the Salmon. We enjoyed the rum bread pudding dessert special at the end of our meal. Sue was our waitress and thought she was fast, friendly, and professional in helping us with our meal.

Driving along Main Street in Gorham, there are many options for places to stay, but The Libby House…read moredefinitely stands out from the rest! This quaint bed and breakfast is beautifully furnished and kept immaculate. It is obvious Bobby takes pride in maintaining the house and making his guests feel welcome. Bobby, Paul (Paul runs the Barn, a hiker's hostel which is definitely worth checking out as well), and their dog Marley did everything they could to make my stay wonderful. If you are looking for a place to stay in the North Country, forego the other hotels along Main Street and stop into The Libby House (Libby House probably has better rates too).

I love this place. It has a very nice ambience and the customer service is excellent. Very rarely…read moredo you see that in hostel owners on the AT. The pricing is the best in gorham, and from what I've heard and experienced, it's also the best lodging as well.

We were looking for a rustic, cabin B&B in the White Mountains and this did not disappoint. Owners…read moreare extremely friendly and helpful. Food is delicious and views are phenomenal. Not a lot to do in this small town, but it is just a short trip to Lincoln. Would definitely recommend!

Amazing experience. We stayed in The Loon room. Loved it. Great mountain views and up on the top…read morefloor. I suggest that room as it isn't close to the common living room, compared to first for rooms. Not that it matters, that place is silent, as all guests were respectful. The owners cook an amazing breakfast, that is quite a delight. Fresh baked cookies are available every afternoon and I ate my weight in them. The outdoor hot tub was a huge perk for us as was the billiards table and scrabble game. Every night they stoke a roaring fire in the wood stove. Perfect for when you come in from being outside. They offer free snow shoe gear to borrow, so naturally we took advantage and hiked outside on the trails. This place is 25 min from Muddy paws dog kennel to go sledding. Do it! It's amazing. While nearby restaurants are limited, what is around, is good. We loved this place. We will return.

Great place, They make killer breakfasts, Jamie and his wife Khris handle a myriad of items, great…read moreplace, Deer in their backyard, very relaxing. My Wife and went for snowmobiling, Jaime broke trail with a friend so we could get to the main trail; snowed night before - groomer came through later. Excellent place for couples, family, finishing downstairs area for more rooms, highly recommended

Khris & Jamie are amazing hosts, their property and lodge are very sweet and pristine and we are…read moresurrounded by beautiful trails - we will definitely be making many more trips to Deer Mountain Lodge!

We came here while we were here snowmobiling. What a lovely place. The owner Candy is very nice…read moreand pleasant. Food was delicious!! They also sell gas here - you just have to ask!! Will definitely be back again!!