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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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Newly remodeled rooms with a new kitchen and bath. They allow dogs which is a plus! Staff was very…read morefriendly and walking distance to a number of restaurants and about a 20-25 minute ride to Acadia National Park!

We stay in one of the cottages for most of the summer every year. Most have been attractively…read moreupdated with full kitchens and decks. Many of the motel rooms' stairs have been recently replaced. You can't beat the views of the water, boats, and favorite Beal's Lobster across the way. We use our deck daily, often enjoying morning coffee and tea and evening cocktails with others who come here regularly. If we arise early, we take a short walk to Clark Point Cafe for the best blueberry scones you have ever had. We walk uphill to Little Notch Bakery and Cafe for muffins, cookies, homemade breads, sandwiches, great pizzas, and gift items. Karaoke night is Saturday up hill at Next Level Sports Lounge. An ice cream shop, Eat A Pita and Cafe, Harbor Table, Red Sky, and Cafe Drydock are all walkable options for foods. The Ace Hardware store has just about everything. Great service too. If you don't mind an about five minute slow drive, the beautiful Claremont Hotel is a special place to enjoy drinks on their waterfront porch, lunch on the water at Batson Fish Camp, or treat yourself to a lovely dinner at the Little Fern restaurant there. I love their decor! Harry's bar is a stunningly cozy bar in the hotel. Try to stay at Harborview Motel and Cottages for the Fourth of July parade or the Pink Flamingo parade. Great fun for all ages! Now back to Harborview...If you like low key, Maine feel places to stay, Harborview might be for you. This multi generational family owned property is our favorite. Why? Water views, updates always occurring, responsive and friendly staff, reasonable rates, informality, walkability to Main Street dining and shopping, congenial guests, and its location on "The Quietside" of Mountain Desert Island/Acadia National Park. A number of folks have been spending their summers here for more than 20 years! We hope to be among them.

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Harbour Cottage Inn

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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.

The Asticou Inn

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The view is 5 star. We had drinks every night overlooking the harbor and it was Maine beauty at…read moreits very best. Our waitress last night, Lauren, was kind and sweet and she delivered 5 star service. She had a beautiful disposition that gave off a warm, welcoming vibe. Lauren made spot-on recommendations and accommodated all of our picture taking needs. Popovers and blueberry mojitos are a dreamy combination. Brian, her partner behind the bar, who served us the night before was barely civil. Someone should reassign him to a non-customer facing role. Ben, the Resturant Manager was a little full of himself. Good thing he surrounds himself with nice people who can off-set his uppity attitude. The team behind the front desk was amazing. Victor was beyond accommodating. He was our chocolate chip cookie elf. Smiling and energetic he was the perfect ambassador of the desk. Great conversationalists, finding common ground with everyone. Kurt was also a big help. He made useful recommendations and seemed to be extremely knowledgeable about the area. Everyone was polite and friendly. 5 star amenities like all day coffee and tea in the front room and freshly baked cookies to keep your blood sugar levels high. The accommodations are just 3 star. I think the decorating term I would use is "recycled" The rooms are tired and need a total rehab. It's definitely step above sleeping in a camp bunk. The bed was comfortable and the bedding was clean. It needs a fresh paint job and something other than garage sale furniture. The price was totally fair given the amazing setting and the friendly staff. Actually, the staff in general made this place a Maine treasure which I would return to. If Martha Stuart, one of the Inns neighbors had her hand in fixing up the place, it could easily rival some of the top Inns in this country. Talk in town is that the moneyed locals like the Asticou just as it is and investing in a rehab is not in the future plans. So enjoy the shabby chic.

We really enjoyed lunch on the patio of the Asticou Inn! We were lucky to get a reservation during…read morelunch. Friendly hostess staff, and service, both took excellent care of us. Popovers were delicious, especially the blueberry jam. I had fish tacos (made from haddock) and it filled me up. Very generous portion! Million dollar view and perfect weather made for an unforgettable lunch.

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