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Acadia Cottages

4.7 (24 reviews)

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The bed in Cabin 11.
Brian Q.

IMPORTANT: The name here on Yelp is incorrect--if you're looking for "Acadia Cabins," you'll pass right by this place. It's "Acadia Cottages," and the Yelp marker is also in the wrong place. Look for it by address. The office is in a little cabin itself behind the main house with the sign out front. This is a super cute place to stay in Acadia, a great alternative to the overpriced hotels and other, junky, cottage "communities" set right on the highway. The Acadia Cottages (there are about 20 units) are set back from the road behind a private residence (presumably the home of the owners). I cannot write how CUTE this place is. To get a sense of that, you'll just have to view the photos. We stayed in a "studio" cottage--which is just a king-sized bed, a tiny (but well-equipped) kitchenette, and a bathroom. The cottages all appear newly constructed, and--as the previous reviewer writes--are paneled in a lovely wood that provides the a fresh, woodsy smell to the experience. Staying here would be like roughing it, except the owners have thought of EVERYTHING, and I mean EVERYTHING. Not only do you have a fridge, microwave, 2-burner stovetop, coffeemaker, hot water kettle, cable TV, VCR(!), emergency flashlight . . . but you've got a ton of accessories to go along with it, including a full supply of cookware and flatware, as well as a selection of teas and sweeteners. They even include fresh chocolate/peanut butter-chip cookies on the table when you arrive. It's a 5-minute walk to the shops of downtown Southwest Harbor, and about a 15-minute from downtown Bar Harbor. You're thick in the middle of Acadia, so hiking, biking, and boating, too, are only minutes away. And every cabin has its own little parking space. There is even on-site DIY laundry, free wifi, and two charcoal grills you can borrow from the main office. We really loved our time here. I actually felt like I had been permanently converted to life as a micohome dweller. But, alas, our time at Acadia Cottages had to come to an end. OH--but we'll be back!

Little Cabins in the woods.
Jade H.

I loved my time here at Acadia Cottages. It is also known as Acadia Cottages and each little cabin is a little home. The views are of the forest or the pond. Bullfrogs croak all night and sing you to sleep. I thought I saw one as big as my head but that was my imagination. When Gordon, one of the InnKeepers, said that it was only the size of closed fist, I realised that my imagination thought the frog was bigger. Clean, lovely and smelled of wonderful wood, my cabin was a perfect wilderness get away. They were eco conscious and not only recycles but also mulches! I had a great time.

Inside our cabin
Diana L.

Absolutely LOVED our stay here. Beautiful little log cabins equipped with everything you could possibly need...a stove, refrigerator, plates and cutlery. Fresh baked cookies waiting on the table were a really nice touch. Only draw back is these cottages are on the other side of the island away from Bar Harbor and the main Acadia National Park entrance. (Only a 15min drive away though). Would absolutely stay here again!

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Best place to stay in Acadia. Beautiful cabins, clean, comfortable - feels like home. Away from crowds and near everything.

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“Bar Harbor is so touristy and busy, we were glad that we could visit and then come back to quiet SW Harbor.”

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Harbour Cottage Inn - Coffee cake cookie and fresh tea

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Words do not even begin to do justice to this absolutely incredible bed-and-breakfast. I stayed…read morehere for two nights on a recent solo trip to visit Acadia National Park and I wish I could've stayed here for a month! Everything about Harbour Cottage Inn from start to finish was perfect. The check-in was seamless and I was greeted warmly while being shown around the property. My room was clean and spacious with a large comfortable bed and soft linens. The bathroom had all the necessary toiletries and the shower had ample water pressure. I appreciated all of the little touches from the afternoon sweet treats in the common area to the thoughtful breakfast dishes. I appreciated the endless supply of coffee and the fresh lemon water. It was wonderful to sit and enjoy breakfast on the patio as well as an evening meal when the dining area turned into the Bowspirit. All of the meals were absolutely phenomenal and some of the best I had while visiting Maine. I would not hesitate to come back and stay here again. Preferably sooner rather than later! The accommodation was top-notch, and the hospitality was superb.

We had the most relaxing, sublime 6 days here exploring , hiking, kayaking and the Harbour Cottage…read moreInn (Southwester suite) is a place I hope to return to in the fall. Dora and Daniel welcomed our small group so warmly ,had helpful touring tips and are the BEST hosts. The breakfasts are phenomenal, and the bar bites were so yummy (do not miss the oysters and great cocktails). We warmed up on rainy days by the cozy fire with afternoon homemade treats with coffee. What a gem of a place !! Wish I could move in.

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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.

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A charming and delightful bed and breakfast on the Quietside of the island! Gretchen and Widgit the…read morecat are great hosts. Gretchen makes you a full breakfast each morning, to get you ready to explore or in my case work. She gives great advice on where to eat and where to explore, she is also a wonderful person just to sit with and talk about life! She has single person rates and couple rates. Three bedrooms with private baths. It's an old house so bathrooms are not in the rooms but near them. You can use the fridge to keep things cold and use the washer if needed. By the time you leave you'll feel like you are leaving family.

"Not your standard B&B."…read more Gretchen is a delightful innkeeper. She has a wealth of world experiences and knowledge that makes for great conversation. Having been traveling for two weeks and staying at all B&B's, we have quite an ability to compare B&B lodgings. Speaking specifically about the Inn, you stay in the home of the innkeeper, using her living area for your living area. The living area has a very worn look. There is a big, black, well-loved cat in the living area, so beware, if you happen to be allergic, which is my case. There are tall steps to the second floor, which has the 3 rooms for rent, along with the innkeepers room. Each bedroom is large and nicely decorated and has a private bath, but they are down a narrow hall outside of your room. The bathrooms are nicely remodeled. The carpet down the narrow hallway is very worn, discolored and doesn't cover the exposed planks of wood leading into the rooms and bathrooms. Gretchen has a set breakfast menu for each day of the week. This does not allow for substitutions for dietary needs. I am not a heavy breakfast eater, so I like the idea of having a variety of foods to be offered. (toast or bagel, yogurt, hard boiled egg) If you don't want eat the planned menu, then cereal is the choice. So depending upon what you are wanting for as a B&B experience, you may enjoy Penury Hall. I think for $165/night it is very overpriced, compared to where we have been staying. The rooms were not tended to during the day. I do not want to discount the joy of visiting with Gretchen, but the cost of the stay is not the value that we expected. Room Tip: No WiFi in the bedrooms, but it is available in the living room. See more room tips Stayed September 2015, traveled as a couple

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