Our visit was impressive. Sally met us at the front desk and was very warm and professional…read more The room was unbelievably clean. The last housekeeper did a great job. In fact, there was no dust on any horizontal surface! The pool, hot tub, the hallways, the front desk, the bed, the couch, everything looked well kept and almost new. In order to leave a fair review, the only critique I have is that their bathroom door hinges are rusting out. Whenever in Portland, THIS is the hotel to book.

Sub-par for a Hilton. Was not provided with the standard gifts that I receive at all other Hilton…read morehotels for being a status member. Instead I had to buy 2 bottles of water for $4 each, absurd. The AC units are poorly positions to the bed so the AC blows on your face the entire night. The pool and hot tub have way too much chlorine to the point where even being in the room has your eyes burning and watering.

We had an absolute dream stay at the Breakers Inn! This newly remodeled, family-owned gem has been…read morearound for 75 years, and it strikes the perfect balance between quaint charm and modern comfort. Our room was darling, spotlessly clean, and featured a stunning beach view alongside the most comfortable "cloud" bed. Breakfast was a highlight: morning scones, muffins, coffee, and tea on the enclosed porch, plus a seamless breakfast partnership with Shade just a short walk away which provided a wonderful breakfast buffet including Nutella filled beignets. The service was top-notch--incredibly attentive, warm, and informative. We also loved the thoughtful amenities, especially having complimentary beach bikes, wagons, chairs, and towels ready to go. We will definitely be back!

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.

Our first trip to Maine and our first stop was Inn by the Sea. Talk about starting off with a…read moreBang!! What a jewel of a resort property! It is a beautiful property inside and out. While the accommodations are first rate, the staff is even better. Everyone is cheerful and ready to assist in any way possible. Sam and Eva get special recognition for their tireless efforts in suggesting restaurants and activities in the area. The wife and I can get pretty demanding when it comes to restaurants and they made it their mission to not let us down. Mission accomplished!! After three glorious days at the Inn, we leave with some trepidation. How can the accommodations for the rest of our trip measure up to this?? On hind-site, we probably should have made Inn by the Sea our last stop instead of our first. Oh well, you live and learn.

My son and his wife and two young children live in Cape Elizabeth not too far from the Inn. My wife…read moreand I visited there more than 5 years ago for her birthday, well before our son move there. We had the two children aged 4 months and 2 years 1 month with us for a wonderful brunch. I had eggs benedict and it exceeded expectations both in presentation and taste. My wife had the largest fruit salad I have ever seen served and chock full of fresh fruit. So full we took half with us. Warm blueberry muffins with blueberry butter are always delicious. It is a Maine tradition. The 2 year old enjoyed a pancake. The service is always attentive and the dining room is always warm and inviting with it's view over the grounds to the ocean.

Thank you staff member "Nick" who works at the front desk for your helpfulness…read more We booked this hotel because we wanted to ride our motorcycles around the Maine and New Hampshire area. The hotel sits near US 1 and I-95 so conveniently located to nearby highways. We're glad to have stayed here because the staff member (Nick) helpfulness, hotel was clean and our room was very nice. Plenty of parking spaces even with an attached trailer. Room smelled fresh and clean, bed/pillows were super comfy and bathroom was in excellent shape. Room came equipped with microwave, and refrigerator. There are a washer and dryer are on the first floor premises. Room was spacious and the breakfast included was great. They have a small gym and pool conveniently located on the first floor. We definitely recommend and we wouldn't hesitate to stay again.

It's a comfort. Inn, no frills free breakfast. Grounds are well maintained and rooms are in decent…read moreshape. Friendly staff and good check in and check out process Other than multiple spiders in our bathroom, room was clean. Pool needs an upgrade

Beautiful location beautiful view, unless you are seated in a banquet room overlooking a parking…read morelot. On to the cocktails! My husband ordered a Hendricks Martini. It arrived with shards of ice and watered down gin. Clearly sat in the shaker far too long. I ordered Tito's with a splash, and I literally emphasized splash, of soda and a splash of cranberry. I received a tall glass with half cranberry juice and half soda water. Not a hint of Tito's. The sweet waitress knew it was not going to fly before she even set it down. So, back it went. What appeared in its place was a shot of Tito's in a short glass of soda with a 1/4 glass of cranberry juice on the side. At this point we had to pity the poor waitress. Our dinner entrees arrived. I ordered Shrimp and Crab in a Tarragon sauce over pasta. The minute she set it down I knew it was going to be a disaster. Honestly I wanted to jump out of my seat, throw on an apron, and teach this "Chef" how to cook. It looked like a few tiny little frozen shrimp swimming in dirty water with a few little pieces of crab here and there. It was topped with a bread crumb mixture that you could chip a tooth on. Or maybe it was actually gravel? In fairness, I took a bite thinking maybe I was being fussy. I was not. It went back to the kitchen. This entree by the way was just shy of $50.00. We weren't charged for it but that's not the point. My husband ordered the Salmon. The presentation was just hard to describe. Heirloom chunks of tomato with yesterday's breakfast potatoes and who knows what else behind a square piece of salmon. This took up half of the white plate. The other half had a green gooey glow in the dark green slime swooshed across it! The entire plate looked like a dinner that might be served on an alien spaceship. My husband did eat his dinner and said the salmon was actually ok. I did have the option of ordering another meal and thought I'd be safe with a bowl of Tomato Bisque. They were on the right track with this until they added far too much salt. Again, two spoonfuls and I was done. The very lovely gentleman overseeing the service offered desserts on the house, as he knew it was a birthday celebration. We felt safe with our choices. Do yourself a favor and just step away. If you love a great waitstaff, they've got that going for them! FIVE STARS GO TO THE WAITSTAFF!

I go to the Chart Room Restaurant at the Black Point Inn every June. It is a "summer kick off" of…read moresorts. The view from the porch can not be beat. The view overlooks a beautiful sandy beach and the ocean, an inner bay, and faces west so you can watch the sunset...very rare to see the sunset over the ocean in Maine. Me, my daughter and my mother went for lunch. We tried the clam chowder...my mother said it was the best she has had in years. We tried the Brussels Sprouts with maple and bacon, and the fried chicken sandwich with Brussels sprout slaw, and the BPI salad with has candied pistachios, yellow and red beets, and goat cheese. All the food was very good, made with care. One of our favorites is the chips and dip appetizer...home made very crispy potato chips and homemade onion dip. Delicious! I love our June tradition of having lunch on the porch to kick off the summer.

We stopped our third night at the Doubletree by Hilton in South Portland Maine. The hotel is…read morelocated near the mall and very convenient to I95 & 1295 plus mall & airport. We were in the West Tower. Our hotel is round, so very unique! Our room was very clean. Staff was friendly & so nice & helpful. I purchased Calliope some French fries out of restaurant! Walked next door to Chipolte for everyone else. I highly recommend this very nice & clean hotel! #newengland25trip Noël Teel

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What you would expect for an Americas Best. Check in process was seem-less. Room is clean and…read moredoesn't smell like smoke. Has a microwave and mini-fridge. Overall not a bad stay if you are passing through.

Not the worst place I've ever stayed, but certainly not the best…read more For starters, for a room that had two queen size beds where two people were booked, there was only one bath towel provided. The "breakfast" offered consisted of boxes of dry cereal and rotting bananas. the coffee tasted like dishwater and there was no green tea option. The room was clean enough, though we wondered when the filter on the A/C unit had been cleaned since we both started coughing after spending an hour in the room. Unfortunately, there was some repairs going on in the unit next to ours and contractor vehicles were parked where our car should have been, directly in front of our room. In all, not absolutely horrible but, for the price, coule be much, much better.

We LOVED our stay here at the Nautilus! My boyfriend grew up going to Ocean Park and every summer…read morefor about 15 years. We wanted to take a trip and stay near the beach. We were literally on the beach. The house was built in the 1890s and it is beautiful! It does have updates to it since then but you don't lose a bit of the charm. We stayed in the old inn keepers room on the main floor, and it had its own bathroom. Our room had a window AC unit and it's own mini fridge as well as a ceiling fan. I do think it needs more outlets but we just used one in the bathroom. They provide you with bath towels, fresh beach towels everyday, washcloths, face towels and bath mats. Resa is the manager their and was absolutely wonderful. She cooked delicious breakfasts and is available if you need anything. One day we had avocado toast, scrambled eggs, fresh baked blueberry buckle, blueberry corn muffins, and chocolate oatmeal protein cookies. Various breads, bagels, and English muffins are available as well as butter, peanut butter, and jelly. There is always coffee, tea, and water and ice on hand. In addition to breakfast the house has a whole closet FULL of board games and activities to play if you find yourself inside for an afternoon storm. There is plenty of common areas to hang out and do a puzzle or play a game. The house also has plenty of beach items for you to use including beach chairs, umbrellas, footballs, volleyballs, sand toys, bikes, helmets, and various other things. You do need to park on the street, but there was ample parking and you don't really have to move your car that often because there is so much within walking distance. Overall I couldn't speak highly enough about our stay. Consider us new regulars.

We usually stay with friends in a rental when we all make the Labor Day weekend trip, but this year…read moremy fiancé and I wanted to avoid some of the craziness (and have our own bathroom) so we decided to try out renting a room here. So glad we did! We stayed in room #12 with a king size bed with plenty of cozy layers to keep us warm during the chilly early September nights. The whole house was beautifully clean, warm and welcoming. It's literally a stones throw from the beach and where we all sit once we are there, so we got out of walking the mile back to the other house our friends rent. Also, the breakfast served in the morning was delicious! Homemade bread, mini egg and ham burritos and plenty of coffee, tea and OJ. I was in heaven! Not to mention, the sub shop is across the street, so anything you need is within arms reach. We will most definitely be back again next year! Even though our room had a great view of the beach, we might try for a different room just to see what they're all like. Very happy with our stay! Resa, who was the lady in charge when we were there, is super nice!

This is a 4.45 star review, but I have no qualms about moving it up to five, as the deductions are…read moreextremely small, and will not take away from the overall experience. The hotel is gorgeous. You walk in and think this is the luxury I've been looking for all my life. Brianna was amazing, welcomed us in with prosecco, Saratoga sparkling water, and a smile showing that she was excited to see us and super kind! Quick check-in, perfect parking, and then went up to the room, which was gorgeous, all of the elements in the room, as well as the lobby gave great wow factor and intentional decor decision-making. Stellar, exactly what you want to see when you're on vacation! There is a cute bar in the lobby, we never went downstairs to the restaurant, but that also looked very nice, and the Spinning Jenny breakfast/coffee shop was absolutely outstanding. Highly recommend! Now, for the quick deductions, they were minimal in nature, the TV only had some live channels from spectrum, in 2026, I would expect streaming options, but there were none. Nor could you even connect your own streaming. Second, late checkout was an additional $75. Again for a luxury hotel, in which you're already paying a premium, it simply did not make sense to me. Third, the bed was oddly misshapen, and created a pile up on one side because of a weight disparity, which was pretty uncomfortable. Le Labo, as a toiletry option is sensational, and we loved it, however, the minis that were expected to provide shampoo, conditioner, and body gel for everyone in the room did not feel enough, and it feels a little uncomfortable to ask for more, so perhaps the larger refillable containers in the bathroom in the room may eliminate that issue. Lastly, and it was minimal interaction so maybe not the biggest deal, but the woman who checked us out today, (she had a British accent), just felt marginally kind. Everyone else went above and beyond, from the bartender to the coffee shop man to Brianna, and I think Laura(Trisha??) may have been the second girls's name, regardless, all of them were extremely invested in our happiness, the British woman this morning not so much. Highly recommend this place, we will be back!

Thanks for ruining a nice Mother's Day out with my son. At 2:00 pm my son and I went to the Lincoln…read moreso I could get a nice fancy drink and we could hang out in their nice comfy chairs and lounge area. There were only two other people in the lounge at the time. I was told that no where's in the lounge (which is big) could my 8 year old son be. When I commented that it didn't say 21+ anywheres and this was a hotel lobby / lounge they repeated that it's a rule that kids are not allowed even if they aren't sitting in the bar. It was also Mother's Day and as a single mom I had been looking forward to a nice afternoon here with my son. My son felt horrible as he had known I really wanted to go there and even said "I can wait in the car while you spend time in there so I don't ruin Mother's Day." We immediately left as he didn't ruin the day but the Lincoln hotel did. I highly recommend anyone with kids stay away as clearly I thought this was a family friendly place and it's not.

Just completed my third weeklong stay here. This isn't the most modern facility, but it is clean…read moreand comfortable. The staff and the people who stay here are friendly. It has a great vibe. The location is perfect with easy access to 295, the Maine Turnpike and Rt. 1. A great base for exploring Portland or areas up and down the coast. The free breakfast is so so; the coffee is good. I don't use the pool or exercise room, but people seem to like them. The rates hit a sweet spot between the fancier, more expensive places, and the cheaper places you really don't want to stay.

Worked well as our base in Portland for two days/two nights. Appreciated the pool and hot tub after…read morefour days of kayaking. Room also had a massage chair. Layout was somewhat confusing and breakfast room too small. Highly recommend St. Joe's Cafe nearby for an excellent alternative.