We chose the Gazebo Inn for our pre-wedding mini moon celebration. We absolutely loved our stay and…read moreenjoyed all of the amenities. We especially loved the large salt water hot tub and mid-day snacks (mixed nuts and large chocolate chip cookies - which were delicious). They also offer a mixed drink and wine at the self serve bar during the day. We stayed in the King 7 room and it was spacious. We loved the rain shower head. I also highly recommend the chocolate sampler box add on! We had the chocolate and champagne available at check in which was a nice touch. The hot tub was often quiet around 8pm and made for the perfect end of evening activity. They have an ample selection of towels and robes by the pool that are available to use. We also enjoyed a couples massage offered by the inn. Breakfast was very yummy! Each day there is a large selection of options you can pick and choose from. They had the breakfast offering for the day displayed and then you check off what you want with a marker on a short form. The inn is about a 10 minute walk from Footbridge beach, which was awesome. Overall I would recommend for any weekend getaway or celebration!

Everything went well! My husband and I frequently stay at bed and breakfast inns but the Gazebo is…read morethe ONLY place we have returned to over and over. The staff is exceptional, Pete has this place running like a top! This time we stayed in Barn Suite 2 and I think this may now be my new favorite room. The shower is unbelievable and the room well appointed. And breakfast? The best! They make scones daily and each day is a different main breakfast. They also provide ice tea and either a sangria or other type drink along with house made cookies (best I've ever had) as well as Whoopie pies and mixed nuts and snack mix.

You've set the bar very high for future stays at a B&B. Upon arrival, Brian greeted us and welcomed…read moreus to the Beach Farm inn. Over the course of our stay, we met Janine, Lynn and Bob. Such warm hospitality... Like staying with family friends. The room was cozy. The breakfasts... Delicious with fresh baked goods every morning. On a cool Maine evening, sitting by the fire pit... conversing with other guests... Just perfect!

I'm surprised to be the first to review this beautiful and cozy B&B in Wells, ME. The property is…read moreabsolutely lovely, with a beautiful painted barn in the back and beautiful New England furniture throughout. We stayed in Room 3 on the 2nd floor Plus: Bathroom in the room, unlike some of the other rooms that had private bathrooms, but had to run across the hall to access it. Large room and bathroom Downsides: Very bright, very early in the morning. The curtains couldn't be pulled down so I resorted to eye masks. Also, the floors of a house as old as this are understandably creaky so expect noise from upstairs. For $150 a night (the larger rooms - the smaller rooms are less) including a great breakfast in the morning, this was a great stay. Only caveat is that it's a good 10-15 min away from the 1, so on a holiday weekend, that can eat up a bit of time. Enjoy!

Everything was fabulous! Willow has an egg allergy, so we asked. They had a vegan option that…read moreworked! The staff was so kind and treated us all as though we were very important. Ryan was wonderful. This is a great business for little princesses everywhere!

We really wanted to like the Lady Mary Tea House at the inn, but we were sadly disappointed…read more First, we had our tea and sandwiches inside the pretty tea house, but wanted to be seated outside because it was a pleasant day. We counted at least 8 tables with chairs on the pretty porch, but were told we could not do that. They should rethink that, IMO. Our tea arrived in small, personal teapots, but within a few minutes, the tea became cold- there was no tea-cozy or tea warmer provided to keep it hot. I have been to many tearooms and never not had a warmer for my tea. The four sandwich offerings were pretty enough- but very bland in taste. The scones came out with the dessert selections, oddly enough- which we did enjoy very much. Overall, we were not very impressed with our experience, and probably will not return.

The inn has a great location and the building is a historic building. The rooms are clean and…read morethere's a beautiful but dated common area. The common area is meant to reflect a certain period, so it's not to be critiqued in my opinion. The issue is communication and overall responsiveness. The webiste did not reflect some of the glitches they had. For example, our room was listed as first floor. When we arrived, it was up a narrow spiral staircase, which is unacceptable. It also smelled musty and made me nervous to be up there in case of fire. I did not know how we would even get our luggage up there. No where in their website, email or anywhere was that mentioned. The inn runs on a remote basis. We called the desk and we were changed to a real first floor room, but the problem came the next day. We got up early and waited for breakfast. When we left the room to go down the hall to find breakfast, nothing was set up. My husband called the desk and the receptionist said, " Oh no breakfast because it's off season". It was April 25th- April 26th when we stayed. She said that they would serve breakfast starting in May. Again, the welcome email said that they were serving pastries from a nearby bakery called Bread and Roses. It said nothing about off-season rates means that there is no breakfast. Their website said nothing about it. The worst part is that after he called, our room code did not work. We were locked out. Now normally I take a phone and a pocketbook and luckily I took my phone. Imagine if I didn't? My husband still struggled with the door lock and the receptionist had to struggle with it. We decided to just leave rather than walk the beach, as our experience was ruined by being locked out. Lo and behold, as we were loading the car, it happened again. My husband left an item in the room. We could not get back in to get it. We just gave up and drove away. I woul have looked the other way, but we have written to the author and posted about this and no apologies were made, no compensation. It's a darn shame because compared to other places we have stayed, this was not a good experience, nor was it a good value.

I liked most things about the inn. Location is ideal, wake…read moreto a short walk to the beach for a sunrise. Very clean. Major problem, infant children screaming all pm really ruin a vacation. I won't stay here again. Up from 12:30 am thru 1 am and then was woken at dawn again. People come here to relax, not hear people's children!!!! Keep the old rules of no kids allowed and maybe I will come back.

The Harbor Inn in Kennebunkport is hands-down our new favorite bed and breakfast. The owner, Mike,…read moreclearly understands hospitality on another level--he remembers the name of every single guest and you can tell he truly cares about the happiness of all guests during their stay. He gives a thorough overview of the inn when you arrive and always has great recommendations. I genuinely don't know if he sleeps at night because he's there to make you breakfast before 8:30am and is around at 10pm keeping the tea kettle hot for you. The rooms are beautifully appointed and comfortable, and the daily breakfast is generous and delicious. We also loved the thoughtful extras: a cozy tea bar, complimentary bikes, beach towels, and even Tommy Bahama chairs for the beach. Those little touches made our trip so much easier and more enjoyable. Location is great--close to a small beach and also the town. There are several restaurants even closer you can walk to as well. If you're looking for a place in Kennebunkport that truly goes above and beyond, the Harbor Inn is it.

Mike the inn keeper greeted us in the lobby and introduced himself to us and explained everything…read moreand more, gave us a welcome cocktail , Told us about breakfast, snacks , coffee & dinner recommendations. He knows all guest names and you never need anything he is there to help , we were very pleased with our stay and look forward to going back in August.

Pretty historic inn within the heart of the village. They have off street parking. Our room was…read morelovely....gas fireplace, king sized bed. Our stay came with a delicious breakfast. The inn has lots of large but cozy rooms open to the guests. Just a lovely place. My only little complaint was the pillows. But pillows are a tough one to get right.

Lovely old mansion, but not really my style for travel. I prefer more amenities, which these KCC…read moreInns do not possess, such as elevators, in room safes, better bathroom mirrors, at least a bar or restaurant, employees at the ready (although they were fairly helpful when I texted them for assistance), and larger bathrooms. Plus, it was a bit noisy at 7am -I could hear the people on the floor above me using the bathroom and creaking floors when they walked; I could also hear them putting out breakfast in the sunroom below with the clanging of the dishes and the doors closing. If you prefer to stay at a bed-and-breakfast, then this might be a good place for you. The house was nicely furnished; my Junior suite was clean and fairly comfortable (although for some odd reason, the furniture was unusually low to the ground), and it was interesting from a historical perspective. It just really wasn't my style. One last FYI if you decide to stay there - there's no yard or street signage at any of the houses except the Nathaniel Lord Mansion - I drove around in circles looking for the Jefferds house.....

Wonderful location and team (Robert, Marsha, & Marc)! They are so welcoming and accommodating…read more Each room of their classic New England craftsman home is tastefully decorated. Most rooms have a private half or full bath (ours was a halfbath). Very comfortable bed, with fluffy pillows and comforter. The full bathroom was right next door and easy access. While other guests were around we felt like we were the only ones. Breakfast of fruit juice, coffee, fruit and the best local bakery blueberry muffins! Yum. We had a bountiful snack basket in our room with bottles of water. It's just a few blocks walk Perkins cove with the shops and eateries. They are very conscious of the risk of covid and properly sanitized. During a time when travel can be more scary than fun, they take your concerns away. We felt safe and their property is impeccable.

My absolute favorite bed and breakfast I've experienced in New England. Marsha and Robert are a…read moretrue delight! We arrived well after midnight on our check in day due to flight changes, and both Robert and Marsha were awake and waiting, ready to greet their weary late night travelers. After a quick tour, it was off to bed, only to be greeted by a gorgeous (and recently renovated) bedroom and private bath. (So nice, in fact, that family members almost cancelled their reservations at a nearby hotel). We were here for a wedding and became known as the "Party Couple" since we were flirting about, to and from receptions and the ceremony, and Robert and Marsha were more than accommodating at every opportunity. Plus, the house is less than a half mile from downtown (one direction) and Perkins Cove (the other direction). Takes literally minutes to walk to 3+ restaurants for Lobster Rolls (our favorite was Barnacle Billy's but Robert recommends Footbridge). When we left, we had a late flight and had experienced trouble getting Lyft and Uber in the area. Robert personally volunteered to drive us to Portland, ME for our flight so that we didn't miss our travel plans. I cannot rave enough about this gem in Ogunguit. Honestly, I thought about NOT reviewing it in an attempt to keep this gem hidden, but our hosts and stay were just too positive not to share. If you end up booking, tell them the party couple from Colorado sent ya!

We stayed a total of 4 nights at the Trellis House in June of 2024 and were extremely impressed…read morewith all the attention to detail and thought that has gone into the whole operation. Our room was extremely comfortable and included everything we needed for a Beach Vacation. The best part of the whole experience was the breakfast every morning. This is where Laurence had the opportunity to really put his Hotel and Restaurant Degree to work and demonstrate his creative culinary skills, while Glen and Bentley greeted the guests and checked to see if everything met expectations. Overall, the experience was relaxing and enjoyable and we would certainly consider a repeat trip. Joe and Lesly Garvin

Absolutely wonderful in every way! The owners and employees are all very nice and accommodating…read more The house and yard are beautiful and inviting. The drinks were great and the snack provided were excellent. Our room was large and comfortable and nicely decorated. The location is perfect, you are easily able to walk to everything. I would 100% stay here again.

Absolutely love this property! We booked a last minute reservation for one night and fell in love…read morewith the tranquility and coastal charm of the grounds. Our cottage was so cute and perfect for two. Pam checked us in and went out of her way to tell us about the town, highlight various amenities throughout the property, recommend walking routes and help us settle into our cottage. The bed was comfortable and breakfast was delivered to our door at 8am and even included some gluten-free goodies (we shared the allergy at check-in). We will be back!

We had an incredible time at Cabot Cove Cottages. Our one bedroom cottage was just what we needed…read morewhile visiting Kennebunkport for a couple days. Close enough to get downtown easily and the option to walk around the beautiful coastline. Every morning you are given a simple and delicious breakfast that includes a pastry item, fruit, and juice. We used their stand up paddle board and kayak one morning on the inlet too. The staff was very friendly and helpful for all attraction and dining questions. Don't forget to check out. We were given a wonderful surprise for our ride home.