Absolutely, gorgeous hotel, amenities were phenomenal, from the breakfast options, to the happy…read morehour selection, the vibe and the decor were absolutely unmatched! Meredith made it a phenomenal stay, with all the recommendations, at first, we thought Jeremy was not going to be kind, but then he turned out to be super kind so we appreciated him, there was one young lady the morning checkup that we didn't think was nice, rather she was quite condescending, but not enough tomorrow the entire experience. The rooms were large, with lots of light, the shower had the best pressure we've ever had in a hotel, and quite honestly they did a great job, keeping it simple. Would highly recommend, and will absolutely stay again!

I love a cool boutique hotel--when I can afford them! Taking advantage of off-season prices, I…read morechose 250 Main when I headed up to Rockland for a long weekend toward the end of March. It ended up being one where we had a pretty big storm, and that actually made this hotel an even better place to stay. Basics: great location right downtown (if you look at the map and it looks like it's a bit out of the downtown range, it's not; this is a small town and you can walk from 250 Main to the heart of it within 5 minutes). The hotel itself doesn't have parking, but there's street parking or you can park free in the harbor lot across the street (you may want to check this if you're coming during high season). The welcome vibe is immediately evident not only from the super nice and helpful staff, but because check-in time is also when 250 Main starts its happy hour wine social downstairs, which is perfect! And if you reserve directly with the hotel, you get a complimentary glass of vino. I literally met friendly people from the minute I checked in, and we hung out with a glass of wine for awhile before heading out. You can purchase from a small menu of wine and beer until around midnight, which turned out to be a great thing when the storm rolled in the next night of my stay. With the warm and relaxed vibe, hanging out in the lobby area is part of the experience. My room was a queen room with a small balcony overlooking the harbor--which on their website is described as "small," but it definitely is not! Fantastically comfortable bed (which honestly seemed larger than my own queen at home); big bathroom with an awesome rain shower, heated towel racks, and robes; plenty of space to move around in the room itself, which also had a desk and a little sitting area. Oh, and super high ceilings and HUGE windows. While I neglected to get a pic *inside* the actual room [insert facepalm here], check out the cool views of the snowstorm from the windows and balcony. If you don't want to venture out for breakfast in the morning, there are light options available (croissants, yogurt, fruit, etc.)--with delicious coffee from local Rock City Coffee. Huge points too for keeping a coffee and tea station open in the lobby all day and night. With the term "boutique" being tossed around these days willy-nilly, I'm always thrilled to find a place that lives up to it. 250 Main is definitely worth the splurge!

I had a great stay. The motel is no frills and unfussy but offers everything you need for a casual…read morevacation: a clean, comfy room, a kitchen with staples, and self check in, which I prefer. This is user error but after my long drive I got my room number confused, but I was able to reach a phone help desk right away. I'll be back next time I am in town!

My husband and I booked a last-minute trip to Maine for the 4th of July weekend. We wanted to…read moretravel to different parts of Maine that we haven't been to, and I stumbled across Camden. The Towne motel had great reviews and lucky for us we were able to book 2 nights there for the 4th! The room was cozy and perfect for the two of us. We were located on the first floor, and our parking spot was right outside our door. It was quiet and comfortable. In the morning the hosts provided homemade breakfast. It was so cute! We were fortunate enough to try the peach/plum pie, lemon cake loaf, and yogurt and granola. It was so good! The two women running the show were friendly and helpful and gave us plenty of recommendations for things to do in the area and what restaurants to try. We were just minutes away walking downtown, which was clutch! Yes, there is parking in the downtown, but it fills up quickly during peak hours so the location was amazing. I would 100% stay here again.

This place is a joke. I literally hate it. I would give it 0 stars if I could…read more We paid a lot of money to stay here and they tell us while checking in that we're staying in the "noisy room" where the kitchen is above our room so there's going to be stomping all over our room from above. Early in the damn morning. Starting at 6am. They're not even trying to sugar coat it. They legit said it's called the noisy room. They said they sent a confirmation letter stating this would be the case but we looked and double checked and no email was sent. They didn't even call us to get a confirmation as we never confirmed and it shows on their computer system that they don't have a confirmation from us. A phone call would've been freaking nice at least we could've looked for another place to stay. We are supposed to stay for 4 nights in this geriatric hotel. Their solution is for us to move around to different rooms 3 times during our stay and still have to stay 2 nights in the "noisy room". Imagine paying close to $700/night and staying in the "noisy room" as they call it and not being able to sleep as late as you want to as you have to get out of the 1st room they put you in. Wake early in the morning again, and pack your stuff up AGAIN and move it into the noisy room for 2 nights, then do it all over AGAIN for night 4. So at no time during your vacation can you relax and sleep in or comfortably settle in your room. Or even be able to sleep with all the noise. Moving around to different rooms 3 freaking times during a 4 day stay!!!! . This is supposed to be a luxury stay/hotel. Not musical hotel rooms. This is ridiculous. Wtf. I am beyond livid. And they don't even have a manager on site until tomorrow. No one is running the place. Just a front desk clerk. No one to help with luggage or if you have any issues (like the one we're having now). Literally one person that's manning the desk/hotel. They've totally screwed us and we have no one to talk to to even try to fix this. Just the hotel front desk clerk. Had we known we wouldn't have ever booked this place and now we have no other place booked plus there's no refunds or cancellations. It's absolutely mind blowing they think this is acceptable. Maybe if we were WHITE, they would be more forthcoming on providing us a better solution. If you're dumb enough to book here make sure you're ok with them totally ruining your vacation/stay and charging you a premium for it. Also, I think the minimum age of the occupants here is like 80. Everyone looks like an extra from the movie "Cocoon". Oh their solution was to give us a crappy discount and free breakfast and move us around 3 times. Wow, that's total BS. F your rooms, discount and your breakfast. I hope they all choke on it. As far as the rooms go, they're not very nice. Not what I would call luxury by any standard. It's decorated like an old lady's house. Everything looks old even though they said they just remodeled it. Was their vision board for the remodel based off someone's grandmas house from the 90s. Because that's what it looks like. It's the summer and their AC is super weak so I'm dying of heat in this muggy weather. As I said there's only 1 person running the place so if you have any issues then you're screwed. Also the mini fridge doesn't work. Also if you smoke then forget about it. You can't smoke on the entire property. You have to walk far, way up this hill away from everything and everyone. By the time I'm up the hill I'm too out of breath to smoke. They make you sign a contract saying you won't smoke. Wtf. Screw you. I do what I want. I will try to smoke anywhere but that hill out of spite. God, I hate this place. So be forewarned. Don't make me say I told you so.

What a gorgeous wedding venue! In my lifetime I've been to about 30 weddings and this by far was…read moreone of the top locations! Granted you need to hope for good weather, but my cousin was a very lucky lady in late September. I liked how big the property was - plenty of room for people to spread out, enjoy their food, or be on the dance floor. The sunset over the water was epic! We even saw bald eagles flying & fishing off shore. This location is so picturesque (heck even the bathroom was cute for selfies). The bride and her parents were blown away by the overnight accommodations too! I saw pics with the view of the infinity pool. Staff was wonderful, everything was spotless clean, and best of all the crowd & bride and groom had an awesome time!

Adorable little inn. Came in much later than anticipated…read morewith a dead cell phone and the property manager was very kind and waited up for me. Awoke in a quaint room that made me feel like a princess in a castle. The breakfast was fantastic offering multiple carb options, fresh fruits, hard boiled eggs and libations. Inexpensive and worth the spontaneous visit!

What a charming and quaint place to stay! Gives you a very Country welcome feel. Owner was…read morewonderful, warm and friendly. Room was clean and very, almost Victorian. We will definitely stay here again.

Great hotel! Spacious and well-appointed room, accommodating staff. Convenient to shops,…read morerestaurants and harbor.

I gave it the 3 stars for convenience, size of room & price. It's right downtown & walking distance…read moreto all restaurants & the water. The room was very large & appeared to have new carpet. I believe the outside was newly painted as well. The little creek that runs under the inn is cute. The place is not pet friendly. Contains about 9 rooms. Paid $155 for the night on a Saturday in September during covid. The reason I removed 2 stars is because there was no check-in process & needs some updates for sure. When we arrived there was no one there but our key was left outside in an envelope. Now I understand not having a desk attendant all day because there is only 9 people checking in, max. However, I couldn't find an email anywhere that stated the check-in process. I assume crime is very low in the area so I guess my key being out is ok. As others mentioned, the rooms are decorated with items you would see in your grandma's house. Since it was covid, there is no breakfast or anything. I understand not serving due to covid but other B&B's found ways to improvise. I was disappointed that there was not even a Keurig or small coffee pot in the room. No bottled water left or anything to help. Just a note that said to not use the dishes in the kitchen & bags of ice in the freezer. Other B&B's along the Maine coast had coffee in room & served grab-n-go breakfast items for about the same price paid here. I'm sure the family that owns this is nice, local people so I feel bad for not giving 5 stars but I have to be honest. Was trying to support local rather than a chain hotel.

Great supper two nights ago with the family. The halibut won the prize for best order. Everything…read morewas great as always.

Just got back from a 4 day Hunt's Photo and Video photography workshop with 8 others. We all stayed…read moreat the Bradley Inn and loved it! Tony and Laura went out of their way to give us a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The inn is comfortable and feels like your staying with good friends. The food!!!!! Amazing breakfasts and dinners to die for. Comfortable well stocked bar plus cozy seating areas. Really nice rooms. Yes for wi-fi, no for TV. We're already planning other visits!

My partner and I rented one of the smaller cabins at sunset cabins. We booked it for 6 nights…read more Going into it, we were aware that the cabin would not be on the lake, and that we would not have access to a fire pit. Fine. However, when we got there, we noticed that things were not quite as they were described. For one thing, the "garden view" was the view of the back of another cabin which was having work done on it. Everything else was obscured by overgrown brush and tree branches. We were staying for almost a week and planned on cooking most of our meals there; the "stove" was a single burner hot plate. What's more, access to the lake was only accessible by walking through or onto the lawns of the lakeside cabins, making things awkward at best. We put our things away as we had gotten there in late afternoon and went to bed. In the morning we had a long talk and decided to see what could be done about our issues with the cabin. We called the owner, Aloisa, and explained our grievances. We asked if we could upgrade to another cabin. Yes, but not until Sunday night. We had arrived on thursday. We discussed it and decided it wasn't really worth it to us. We told Aloisa and she became very defensive and agitated. We tried to meet her halfway, proposing we would pay for the night we had stayed and the next night, but we would be leaving that day. This was around 10 a.m. She did not get back to us until 4 pm. She agreed to refund us less than half of what the stay would cost. We have since taken it up with The booking app we used. I believe people do have a good time there. There are many glowing reviews. Aloisa is very warm, as long as you are not inconveniencing her in the least. When that happens she seems to become very agitated. She has outright lied in a review of my partner on the app. Just a warning. Make sure you double check what you are getting.

The scenery was beautiful. The lake was beautiful. The cabins were acceptable, rustic but…read morecomfortable. The owner's attitude, however, leaves a lot to be desired. She was rude, intrusive, and generally unpleasant. We'll find someplace else to stay next year.

Our three-night stay in the Grace Bailey Suite at the Captain Swift Inn was one of the highlights…read moreof our trip to Maine. The suite was spacious, extremely clean, and featured an amazing shower and an incredibly comfortable bed. We also happened to be visiting during an unusual heat wave, and the air conditioning did an impressive job--which was no small feat given the suite's two-story layout and high ceilings. Coming back to a cool, comfortable room each afternoon and evening was something we appreciated even more than we expected. The breakfasts each morning tasted every bit as good as they looked and kept us full until dinnertime! My husband was running late our first morning (we struggled to adjust from West Coast time), and Matt and Jessica kindly prepared an off-menu breakfast sandwich for him to enjoy later (which was fantastic, by the way). Admittedly, we weren't the most punctual breakfast guests during our stay, yet they couldn't have been more gracious about it. That level of flexibility and kindness certainly did not go unnoticed. Speaking of the innkeepers, I was impressed by how they managed to strike the perfect balance of being warm and welcoming without ever being over the top. They seemed to take their cue from each guest, happily engaging in conversation when invited while also giving everyone plenty of space to enjoy their stay. In my opinion, that can be one of the trickiest parts of staying at a bed-and-breakfast, but Matt and Jessica absolutely nailed it. The inn itself is beautifully maintained, with thoughtful details throughout that make it feel welcoming and special without being stuffy or pretentious. I kept thinking of it as "understated pampering". The location is also ideal--an easy walk to Camden Harbor, shops, and restaurants, while serving as a perfect home base for exploring the many beautiful destinations within an hour's drive. It's clear that Matt and Jessica genuinely care about creating an exceptional experience for their guests. We left feeling relaxed, well cared for, and hoping we might find a reason to return in the future. We highly recommend the Captain Swift Inn!

What an amazing stay! Our suite was so comfy and so clean! The breakfasts were divine! The…read moregranola! You won't need to worry about lunch. We went up for our 5th wedding anniversary and Jeff had asked what our wedding song was and he put it on the radio while we were having breakfast. I almost cried. Shelly and Jeff made my husband and I feel like family and that meant so much to us. This was my favorite trip ever. I hope we get to travel again soon and I we can go back. Thank you so much for being such amazing hosts!