Gary & Fiona are great hosts. The place is beautiful. An Americana feel to it. A lovely, very…read morecomfortable bed, full size bathroom, nicely appointed living room, and even a sun porch which overlooks a beautiful field which you are welcome to walk thru. You'll find apple trees, huge Sugar Maple's and if you if you prefer relax on their back porch. It includes a delicious breakfast. Upon booking, Gary and Fiona asked if we had any dietary restrictions. I mentioned I don't eat pork and as a result along with our delicious home made French Toast covered with homegrown berries we had Chicken and Blueberry sausages and my British born wife who loves her English Breakfast tea had it served to her in a French Press. It was our first stay there but not our last..

This B & B in an historic farmhouse is a wonderful find! The accommodations are incredibly…read moreimmaculate, and tastefully decorated in keeping with the period. But you will not want for any modern conveniences such as WiFi and remote controlled flat screen TV. Thoughtful touches abound such as complementary bottled waters, and spa quality soaps, shampoo, & conditioner. With any B & B, the hosts can be a significant influence when deciding whether to ever return, but no worries @ Sugar Maple Cottage. Hosts, Fiona & Gary, are good friends you have yet to meet.

A very enjoyable stay at this unique B&B. Shawn was a gracious host, and the room was spotless, the…read morebed so comfy, and that breakfast...... We will definitely be back, and if you're looking for a spot to rest your head in the Gardiner, ME area .... you should most definitely consider The Stone Turret.

Great stay! The…read moreStone Turret is a B&B located in a restored 1902 Christian Science church. The rooms are lovely, clean, and comfortable. After a great night's sleep, Shawn, the owner, made an amazing breakfast. The blueberry muffins, in particular were out of this world. 'Can't wait to go back!

Note: the inn is at 298 West Road, not 422. It's an excellent bed and breakfast run by good people…read more I've been here twice, both times for high school reunions. The first time was with Connie and Spencer (sp?), second time with Michael (Connie's son). Neither time could have been better. Michael is off-the-charts friendly and will make sure your stay is a good time. I begged for the Toad In The Hole that Spencer had made for me, and sure enough, he made it for me on the first morning. Really delicious! If you're looking for a well-situated spot for vacationing, or near the capital (because Augusta is a hopping town), or just a good classic New England B&B, don't miss this spot.

The good: the staff was friendly and made us feel valued…read more The first impression was that the lobby was clean, smelled good, and well kept. The room we received was larger than expected and the bathroom was huge. The shower had great pressure despite us being on the third floor and only had a handheld sprayer. The tub did its job without any slow draining. The mattresses were somewhat soft but the pillows were perfect. The bad: though staying for two days and being very particular person, nothing stood out as "bad". To be fair, the coffee was a cheap acidic terrible brew, but next door was a Dunkin. Bottom line: my wife and I would stay here again.

The Hampton Inn Waterville sits directly off the highway and minutes from restaurants, bars and…read moreshopping downtown. The hotel is new and updated. It's also very clean. The staff is very friendly, competitive and serious about doing a good job. That's just a few visits. They knew my name.. the pool has many amenities and a great free breakfast. When that thing that stands out that is different from many other hotels is that if you were in too much of a rush to eat before you leave, they have to go breakfast waiting by the front desk.

Sandra will make you feel right at home at the Ripple Inn. She is incredibly flexible and allows…read moreyou to hang out almost anywhere in the house. I highly recommend the rockers or the swinging chair on sunny wrap-around front porch. Compared to a hotel which confines you in specific places often this is a good option for a family or group of friends visiting Rockland. We watched some of the World Cup and used the mini fridge in the common room. Given the price and down home atmosphere, I don't think you'll find a ton of places like this so close to downtown. We strolled to a number of nice restaurants and cafes as well as the oceanfront boardwalk in just minutes. The house is older and has its issues - crickety floors, slanted bedroom, older windows, etc but this is not advertised as a five star place and you pay for what you get. Sandra has two older cute and friendly dogs and also allows guests to bring their dogs. She makes breakfast every morning and the two days we were there they were delicious. We also met a few of the other guests and ate family style. She also went out of her way to help secure a stroller for us and our baby. This was above and beyond what is expected of an inn keeper.

We stayed in the family suite and enjoyed our overnight stay there. The family suite has two rooms,…read moreone with a large bed and the second with a day bed. The room with the large bed is the only one with air conditioning. The large room doesn't have a TV but the room with day bed does have a very small TV. Each room has a sink as the private bathroom shared by a hallway has a tub and toilet only. The one thing I didn't expect was the mosquitoes in Maine during this time of the year. I got one of my first of many bites while using the bathroom at the Inn so just a warning to bring mosquito repellent or buy some at the Rite Aid close-by depending on the time of year you come visit. Sandi, the Innkeeper provided us with wipes from the common area since we didn't come prepared. The common area has a small TV and a computer for Internet use. I would recommend bringing a laptop for use in your room as the Wi-Fi worked great in my room. There is a microwave to warm up food and a small refrigerator to store leftover food and some drinks. We didn't really spend much time in the common area as we were either in our rooms or out and about exploring the area. The front door is kept open all day so make sure you lock your door to your room. This B&B is located within walking distance of some shops and restaurants in town including the Farnsworth Art Museum. One thing to also note is that you can get your car blocked here because of the limited amount of parking. You won't need a car to walk to the shops and museum, but in our case, we wanted to take the car out to buy some groceries and was blocked by someone else's car. We were still on West Coast time and woke up late but Sandi, our Innkeeper, kindly served us a late breakfast when we showed up in the dining room. We had a simple and satisfying breakfast of what was left for us on the table as we couldn't wake up early despite setting our alarm to wake up for breakfast. She brought coffee to us, made us fresh eggs, sausages, toasted English muffins, local berry jam, homemade Greek yogurt, granola, and fresh fruit. Sandi was a great host and definitely accommodated us at breakfast at a later time. I could tell by the people that said their goodbyes to here during our breakfast that they definitely would return on their next trip to Rockland. Sandi is a great host with her warm and friendly demeanor. She definitely made sure you felt comfortable at the B&B. If you needed her for anything, we could have reached her by her mobile phone. Sandi has some dogs and cats roaming around the B&B, so if you don't mind them, you'll enjoy your stay here in this charming B&B with a great host. We definitely felt like we were leaving the home of a friend or distant relative. Sandi is very gracious, kind, and accommodating and I would definitely return if I found myself back in Rockland.

What an amazing place! The owners are top notch, extremely communicable, and easy to get in touch…read morewith. The farm is so clean and laid out perfectly. And the food....omg. We had dinner in the barn to celebrate a birthday. First course was a baked Brie in a pastry shell topped with blueberries and fresh apple slices - I could have eaten just that all night it was so good. Second course was a kale salad with feta and cranberries and a light vinaigrette - not my personal taste but it wasn't bad, and the kale lovers at the table said it was fantastic. Main course was a stuffed pork chop with dill potatoes and a butternut squash with brown sugar pecan topping. Everything was amazing. Thinking about it now my mouth is salivating. The gift shop had local handmade items that I couldn't help but load up on for gifts for my family and friends. I can't wait to go back. We were there from 5-9ish and time flew by. Highly recommend!

Another 5 star dinner at Blue Heron! It's become an annual night to gather with our family. This…read moreis by far my MOST favorite restaurant in Maine! We come from California to enjoy this slice of heaven in the farmland area of Turner, Maine. The service, value, food, desert, animals, scenery Always a night to remember! Thank you Mason and Christina! You two are warm, wonderful and 2 of the most hardworking/badass women in Maine!

Everything was perfect! Shelly, Corey, Angela and David made us feel right at home. We look…read moreforward to returning!

This place was a great little get away for a night with my wife on mothers day. The accommodations…read morewere very clean and well kept. The brunch the next morning was delicious snd left everyone happy and full. We will be back

Deb and Syd were very nice. Jessica was a Gem! Rooms were beautiful! Service was lacking. We were…read moremade to feel secondary to the breakfast customers and weren't even given the courtesy of a goodbye. Other B&B's have done much better.

I cannot explain the incredible experience I had at this. B&B is a family owned business Deb.,Cyd…read moreand Jessica were amazing. I was traveling for work and I stay at a lot of hotels. I was working on the coast of Maine and every hotel in the surrounding hour was booked and charging double and triple for their rooms between four and $600 each. I get it it's peak season in a wonderful tourist location. I was desperate for a place to stay thank the Lord I found blueberry fields B&B they didn't raise their prices for the season as they could do anyway, because of the amazing service, and experience they have on their property. Everything was neat, clean, peaceful, the property is stunning. The garden and the blueberry fields are amazing. The breakfast was fantastic and I love the fact that locals come to breakfast here that's how good it is. I am looking forward to working in this area again so I can come back here. In fact I think I would drive out of my way just to stay here because it was just that good. And to top it off, they have a ton of hummingbirds and they make their own maple syrup it doesn't get better than that people.!

Beautiful home, gracious host! We felt welcome the minute we arrived. We were in that area of…read moreMaine to visit a relative in a care facility and needed a place to stay for two nights. Found this place on the internet and since there was nowhere closer for 30 miles we booked it. No regrets! Beautifully maintained 100+ yr old home- warm and comfortable. Made our otherwise serious visit better thanks to our hosts John and Lisa. And of course Peanut!

if you're looking for a place to rest, relax, and recharge the Guilford bed-and-breakfast is the…read moreplace for you. From the 1900 Victorian style house to the ornate architectural details it is a very comfortable place. I was able to peacefully read in the formal library and on the front screened porch. The breeze that came through the porch was wonderful as I read during a beautiful sunset. The home cooked meals were the best, especially the breakfast. The rooms were spacious and comfortable.

We needed a getaway! After so many friend's visited and raved about the amazing sculptures at the…read moreBotanical Gardens, we looked specifically for an inn in Boothbay Harbor...on Friday for Saturday night. How fortunate for us that it was the last night Topside was hosting guests for the season, since the municipality shuts the public water supply off in October. Yikes! The accommodations are charming and every staff member we encountered treated us wonderfully. I wish I could remember the name of the lovely woman who welcomed us when we arrived. Greg served us local beers at the bar, and Mark and Buzz (and family - Mom and Dad?), invited all guests to enjoy the last night of the season with hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. Fall in Boothbay is soothing. We so hope to make this an annual trip to Topside for the last weekend of the season. Even in fall, the botanical gardens are amazing!

very disappointed that we did not have a view of the harbor - which we requested and paid for. be…read morespecific when coming here if that is important to you - it was for us. otherwise breakfast is delicious