Lovely little hotel in Jackman, ME. Comfortable beds. Excellent WIFI…read more Quiet! Cold AC!

Bare essentials nothing fancy. Been here twice at different times of the year. Very peaceful during…read moresummer but not so much in the Fall and Winter. Hunters not on same time schedule as the rest of us. Also if you find the smell of the wacky weed offensive as we do, unfortunately no rules here to stop it on the property. This is a problem everywhere

Had a great stay, Heidi and Travis were excellent hosts providing information for the Jackman area.read more

We've stayed here twice. The couple that runs it are laid back, but helpful. Maggie the dog…read moreprovides enthusiastic greetings. Simple rustic cabins overlooking Wood Pond in Jackman. Everything is basic, but works: shower, bunk beds, kitchenette, porch, fire pit. You can rent kayaks or boats to explore the lake. Amazing stars at night, loons calling on the water. There may be places with more amenities, but you don't go to Jackman for frills. No wifi, but you can plug in at the main office and check your email. Mama Bear's restaurant is a short walk. If you want to see a moose, drive to Bald Mountain Road at an ungodly hour and wait for them to cross the road - we saw one!

Yep yep. And if you get here before 6pm you get to spin a wheel to determine the price of your 1st…read moredrink. Spun a $1.50 got a Sam Adams. Yes, please and thanks. This place is great.

The Jackman Hotel offered a warm, clean, inexpensive place to sleep on a freezing cold night…read more The service was kind. The room was spacious and spotlessly clean. The heater got the place toasty warm. And all that for about $50. Excellent!!! Oh, and it was here that I learned that on very cold nights condensation can form on the inside of a nearly empty gas tank. That condensation can slide down and in the morning you end up with a fuel line full of something closer to water than fuel. And then you'll have to pour in an additive and wait before you can get your car started to head to the station to buy the gas you needed to buy anyhow. One other complication that us warm weather folks never have to deal with.

Best food in town, great company, great drinks and Kim is an amazing host! Love the atmosphere…read moretoo. Great live music on occasion out on the deck! Most definitely a gem!

The owners are very personable and staff take care of patrons in a timely fashion. The food is…read moregreat and is a great place to stay for a night or weekend of side by siding.

Beware if I could use zero stars I would. this place should be condemned. Several areas actually…read morehad caution tape to keep you away from danger from the place falling apart. several more areas should be. The roof on the main common area is literally falling off. The rails on the cabin balcony were so rotten that if you leaned on them you would fall off the pourch. The microwave handle was duct taped on. I could go on we traded this thru interval time shares. It was so bad we left after 10 minutes and had to leave and totally change our vacation and pay for lodging elsewhere. Wish I could post the pictures to drive home how bad this was. Stay away unless you want something just barely over a tent with hazardous man made conditions to keep you on your toes...

As compared to the many timeshares I have visited, "Resort" is a misnomer. "Lodge" is more like…read moreit. It looks like a renovated 1970s motel that needs to be overhauled again. I could hear other guests talking & sneezing through the lockoff. When they walked, the floor shook. The Country decor was ancient & depressing. Rooms feel austere. The unit does not feel warm & cozy. In dire need of new furnishings. Everything. "Skimpy" is a word that comes to mind. Bedding was paper thin & pillows had yellow stains. Replace with fluffy thick bedding ~ hotel quality. Replace worn out couch / chair / bed / Install heavy drapes on the back window wall to insulate from the cold. & Thick drapes on the window wall divider between the LR & BR. There was no box of tissues or small bottle of lotion. Two light bulbs were out in the Living Room fixture. Be advised that if ATT is your cell service provider, you can neither make or receive phone calls. Also, Internet in the area is spotty.

We stayed here 4 years ago when white water rafting and we stopped for lunch again now in our way…read moreback to Canada and we loved it. The pizza is huge and delicious burgers. Everything and everyone great.

Finding a lunch spot as we traveled from Quebec City back to mid-coast Maine on a weekday in…read moreFebruary was not easy. Many restaurants are closed at this time but luckily The Hawks Nest Lodge was open the day we were passing through. We were the only patrons at lunch. Welcomed by several friendly staff and we decided to sit at the bar for lunch. A beautiful pine bar with rustic pine bar seats. The ambiance was very good and very welcoming. Really personable bartender talked with us about the area. Loved the menu of some classics and a lamb burger! Had to get the lamb and glad I did. Delicious. Made with lamb and feta cheese it was served in a burger bun. We upgraded to the French fries, glad we did as they were hot and had a perfect crisp. Really easy parking and good, clean restrooms. A wonderful stop!

This place is for anyone who loves the outdoors! White Water Rafting, Hiking, Tubing down the…read moreriver, and more. What really stood out was the outstanding woodwork in the restaurant & bar. We rented the King Pine log cabin for a birthday party. It sleeps 14+! I do have pictures that I will share but the beds aren't made because we were leaving & housekeeping does all of that. We all went to breakfast at their restaurant. Delicious & huge portions. Reasonably priced as well. There's a large hot tub, game room, swimming pool & pool table. Nice cozy couches in this area as well. The staff were some of the nicest people I have ever met. This is an all season place. It is definitely worth the trip!

Great tour guides and very fun time!! brought a large group and we all had fun with very good food…read morehalf way through.