Very nice off-season getaway! We stayed in Timberwinds, it was very clean and bright. The bed was…read morevery comfortable. The view was beautiful! My only complaint is a very low flush! The Customer Service line was very helpful when we couldn't get in at first (jammed door that felt locked).

Adorable place. Beautiful harbor views from the deck, living room and kitchen. Located right in the…read morecenter of town. Found/booked it through Airbnb.

This place is gorgeous and rustic. Such a perfect, picturesque Maine getaway. We stayed in the…read morerooms next to the restaurant, and it was such a fabulous spot! We actually were able to get a wifi and sporadic 3g signal from out on the patio there. In the morning, we sat out in the chairs just outside our door and listened to the lighthouse foghorn off in the distance and the low rumble of the early morning fishing boats humming around the cove. Our room also had a television and was very spacious for our family of four (I had my two young children with me). Suzen is simply delightful. She truly enjoys cooking, and has taken it upon herself to fix up this place after it was in rough shape before she took it over. She's done a remarkable job. If you're looking for the Ritz, this may not be your place. This is Maine at it's core. Rugged, rustic, beautiful and raw. This is a place we hope to return to every summer.

What a scenic wonderful treat. We unexpectedly stumbled upon this little gem while visiting the…read moresurrounding area. The rooms were charming the views spectacular and the sounds of the fishing boats heading out to see or returning really take you away Cabins and cottages are large and spacious, while rustic they were well furnished we even had a fireplace. Suzen was lovely and accommodating we will definitely return with more friends. And wow can she cook! staff was also warm and friendly Watch the cakes and deserts they are simply out of this world, and you can't beat the fresh seafood of maine, unless her husband Brad brings it off the boat that morning!!

The rooms are great. The are huge, with pine floors, walls and ceilings. The bathrooms are also…read morevery large. Everything about the rooms feels very clean and of good quality. The phones on the property did not work during our stay, and we had no cell phone reception; we were told to go to the general store "right up the street" if we needed to make a call. There are no TVs in the room, and there is nothing to do in the area after 9pm, so if you want to be at all connected with the outside world, bring your phone and ride Eggemoggin's wireless internet connection. Now I'll get to the one-star part. First of all, the innkeeper (I'll call her X) was rude and mean from the second we set foot on the property. We were in town for a wedding in Little Deer Isle, but we stayed here, 10+ miles away, because Eggemoggin allowed pets, and I was bringing my 16 lb dog on the trip. He would be crated in the room while we were out. My sister was told that this would not be a problem, that they would put us in a corner room to reduce any disturbance to other guests. We checked in, and X offered to walk us to our rooms. I thought, how nice, we're seeing real hospitality. However, as soon as we stepped outside, she laid into us with the ground rules regarding the dog. She said that we were not allowed to walk him on the property, and this included the property across the street. Shocked, I asked her where we were supposed to walk him. She barked at me, "I don't know, somewhere up the street!" At this point my boyfriend was walking the dog along the treeline (we had just been in the car for about 16 hours). I ran to him to inform him of the "pet policy," and as I was frantically explaining, my dog chose that moment to go into a squat. X ran to us, yelling that she had just told me the dog was not allowed to "urinate or defecate on the property," and chaos insued as my boyfriend, poop bag poised, tried to comprehend what was going on, while I argued with X that I hadn't had a chance to tell him yet. She stalked away and continued making nasty comments from a distance, informing us that if any of the other lodgers complained about the dog, he would have to be boarded for the remainder of the stay, and that they had an arrangement with local boarding facilities. We were also told to watch out for wild animals when we walked the dog (in the pitch black, on private residences, mind you, not very neighborly of Eggemoggin Lodge) as there were some small wild animals in the area that were attracted to small dogs. WHAT! A) We were on vacation. We did not have my poor, adorable dog's shot records with us, and since it was a weekend, it would be difficult to get in touch with the vet to have his records faxed if need be. B) If I had known that there was a chance we would have to board him, I would have taken him to his vet, where he is known, or to another boarding facility that I had screened in advance, and we would have stayed much closer to the location of the wedding. We were not told of these details in advance, nor were we told that we were going to have to pay an extra $35/night for the 3rd person. We were so disgusted by the tone that the obviously bitter innkeeper took with us in relaying this information that we refused to dine at the lodge that night. We went out looking for food, but since we were in the middle of nowhere, nothing else was open at 9pm. We went to bed starving. Luckily, the weather was cool that weekend, so we were able to drive the dog around with us everywhere we went. He stayed in the car during the wedding. Every time we left our room with the dog, X was standing on the deck, smoking and staring creepily at us (to make sure the dog did not pee on her expanse of grass, we felt). Never before have I experienced such hostility from someone in the service industry. We had nowhere else to go, and felt completely trapped and helpless. What should have been a beautiful vacation turned into a total bust. What a waste of $165/night!!!

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We came out to Bar Harbor for a night and stayed in Southwest Harbor at this motel and it was the…read morebest decision! Southwest Harbor is quieter, charming, amazing views, food and people. We loved our stay here! Our check in was seamless and Teresa was so sweet. We used the EV charger (free for guest) overnight which was huge for our Tesla. We walked across the street three times to the rock beach to take in the views. Breakfast was delicious and the company was even better. We hope to come back for many years to come!

Amazing views a short walk away, the sunrise was incredible. You can see the water through the…read morewindows even at the very end of the motel, which is great. The room and the grounds are clean and well maintained and the staff are friendly and accommodating. Lots of wildlife around. A great deal if you're in the area.

warm, homey rooms in downtown Stonington. owner on site, and obvious pride of ownership. clean and…read morereasonably priced.

9/19/2024 My friend and I stayed at Boyce's Motel for a week this September. It is a fabulous…read morefriendly convenient place to stay in Stonington Maine. The rooms are exceptionally clean and cozy. The staff met our every expectation. They even cooked our fresh lobster from the Lobster Coop! I highly recommend you stay at Boyce's Motel whenever you visit Maine. I also went Sea Kayaking with Sea Kayak Stonington and did a lobster boat tour with Captain Paula. Both were excellent adventures. Boyce's Motel left very detailed information in our rooms for restaurants, shopping and adventures.

When can we go back? We fell in love with this beautiful old inn the second we arrived. The…read moreinnkeeper definitely has a great eye for decorating and gardening. Les greeted us and took the time to show us to our room on the third floor telling us all about the history of the property on the way. Someone complained in another review that there are stairs up to the third floor. It is true. They are wooden, steep, and full of character. The floors are original and slope and creak as expected, but are beautifully painted and well kept. Our room was beautiful and the bathroom was perfect, looking like it was remodeled yesterday. Since we realized there was not going to be a lot of dining choices, we stopped at a grocery on our way in for a light picnic dinner of cheese, crackers, fruit and a bottle of wine to enjoy by the water. It was a perfect evening to watch the sunset on one of the two waterfront areas on the property. It was only my husband and me. We could see another couple sitting on the rocks, but it still felt so private and it truly felt like something out of a romantic movie. The next morning we enjoyed the best blueberry muffins provided by the host and coffee on the front porch of the inn. As we sat looking down toward the water both a deer and a red fox came through the yard as a humming flew around the beautiful flowers. Every staff member we encountered was friendly and went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. I almost want to keep this gem a secret!

Very strongly recommended! My son and I stayed here only one night as we were just passing…read morethrough, but I would love to return and use it as a base for traveling all along the coast. We stayed in the Monhegan suite, which had two bright, airy rooms with a lovely view. We had a lovely evening walk around the beautiful property, and such a peaceful night's sleep. We even received a (handwritten!) kind thank you note from the owners when we returned home, which was such a lovely touch.

What a cool property! Unique structure with a great vibe. The food was excellent! We had a great…read moreserver named Grace who was very helpful. The warmed olives, the bluefish rillettes, my chicken entree and my husband's mussels plus the gf chocolate pot de creme, it was all excellent!! We got a bonus of getting to dance in the barn after to a great, local band called the Sugar Snaps. Lizzie and Owen, the proprietors, are lovely! Can't wait to go back!

We had a wonderful dinner at Barncastle. The dishes were very nicely plated , super delicious and…read morethe drinks were artfully crafted (the bartender (our server ) was wonderful too). We loved all the dishes so much that we brought dessert home (rhubarb cake )! We will be back soon!

We are so lucky that this charming inn exists. You immediately feel cared for by the young…read moreinnkeepers- Sarah and Chad. They will stop what they are doing and go out of their way to help you find a restaurant or set you up with a kayak rental or recommend the best swimming hole. It is a cozy place to hang out- we rented rms 14 and 16 and shared a giant deck overlooking the harbor. The breakfast is simple but good. I am not a fancy breakfast person. The rooms were very clean and housekeeping would tidy up each day while we were there. I would definitely return. Some folks have mentioned that the prices are high, but they are reasonable for lodging on a remote island.

We have not slept so soundly in ages. No tv, music, audio books or melatonin needed. The sound of…read moreflowing water and an ever so comfotable king size bed in a beautiful, clean room overlooking Carver's Harbor. Complentary french roast, toast, bagels and fruit made waking up rested even better. Many thanks to the friendly, accommodating, knowlegable staff for this memorable stay. Did I mention that Vinalhaven is drop dead gorgeous?

Very very pretty and well maintained modern Bed and Breakfast. Fabulous amenities ( great tv…read morechannels, DVD, hot tub, sauna, fuse ball, 2 exercise machines , gorgeous views and room, including a comfortable bed) if you just want to get away from it all since all the action is in Bar Harbor. Even in season, not all local restaurants are open so we spent days in Acadia and shopping and dinners in Bar Harbor. The proprietors are a mixed bag. She is lovely and accommodating while he has no business being in the bed and breakfast business, surly, snobbish, making you feel your every question is an imposition!

Amazing stay at Ann's Point Inn. Hosts Alan and Jeanette are fantastic, providing for excellent…read moreconversation and Acadia recommendations. Breakfast each morning was out of the park - Some of the best breakfast I've ever had. Wine and Cheese in the afternoon was fantastic - Alan does a wonderful job picking out some delicious cheese and tasty wines. Also makes for some good conversation with the other guests ! Service was top notch. I really enjoyed coming back from dinner and having a light turned on for us, shades drawn, and fresh cookies on the table. It's a very warming experience. The bed was extremely comfortable with an abundance of covers (for those cold Maine nights!). I would recommend Ann's Point Inn to anyone who can afford to spend a few more bucks over the Bar Harbor hotels, as you will not receive better service and delicious food anywhere else.