We stayed at this hotel for three nights- maybe one night too many. Dover-Foxcroft was our town of…read morechoice based on proximity to the things we wanted to do and it seemed like this was one of the best hotel options. No, there is no 'hotel staff', but it works well if you don't need anything. The town itself has not much to offer for coffee/breakfast needs and the cafe below doesn't open until 8- terrible if you're an early riser who needs a latte! The room itself was great- very roomy, comfortable bed, river view, which we utilized as a nice white noise for sleeping. Bathroom was fine- nothing special there. We loved the industrial vibes and were happy with our choice- but moving onto a bigger city with more to offer is a good idea after a few days.

What a great find. Historic building,turned into an inn. Charming! Entire booking done over…read moreinternet- worked well. Wish I was staying another night! Pricing was ok also .

My wife and Are traveling all around Maine for work. We bounced from one Hilton property to the…read morenext all week. So, it was a wonderful surprise when Melissa booked us a night at the Freedom House! The couple was exceptionally warm and accommodating! The bed was more comfortable than my own at home the shower was hot and powerful. The breakfast is a must!!! 5/5 stars we will absolutely stay here again!

We just finished four nights here. Everything was perfect. Clean, comfortable room. Fantastic…read morebreakfast.

We ended up staying here after being turned down by another motel close by because we had a service…read moredog and they did not have a "pet friendly" room available. I wrote another review about that place. Luckily we found this one and were very happy here. There was no one on site but I telephone number on the door which we called and paid for a room over the phone and we're giving a code to use the keyless entry to our room. I found this extremely convenient for late arrival. The room was cute the shower was awesome and overall it was very clean and very well stocked. Cabinets held pots pans dishes and utensils for the heating plate that was there in addition to a toaster oven and refrigerator. The price was exceedingly reasonable. We really enjoyed our stay here, it was clean and quiet and so well appointed. We definitely recommend it.

This place is great and a lovely hotel to stay at. They have wifi, tv, and a fridge. What more do…read moreyou need? It is always very quiet and the bed is very comfortable. Staying here is always a good decison. This establishment is Robbie V approved.

This review is for the Slate Restaurant…read more Fantastic! Unbelievable! Amazing! So many superlatives could be used to describe the excellent meal we had on New Year's Eve at Blair Hill Inn. We started with Oysters, Beets, and a Pumpkin based soup. Everyone raved about them. I had the oysters and they were perfect. They may have been the best I've ever had in New England. Surprised to get oysters this good so far from the coast but I would order them every time after having them that night. Two guests had the beets and couldn't stop praising them. I tried a bite and they were incredible! The Pumpkin soup went over well also. Presentation on all appetizers was awesome. Everything was perfect. I should have mentioned that the drinks were also very good. We tried a couple specials and they were expertly prepared. For the entrees we tried a Halibut, a Steak and a couple Lobster dishes with a broth and puff pastry. I had one of the lobsters and again it was delicious and presented beautifully. I also tried a bite of the halibut which was probably the best halibut I've ever tried. Another gorgeous presentation as was the steak which I did not try but which was reported as being amazing as well. Service was perfect, the ambiance was both elegant and festive. The noise level was perfect. There's simply nothing that could have been done better. I've eaten all over the world and previously worked in the business for many years. You're going to have a difficult time finding a better dining experience. This legendary dinner, coupled with excellent company, is one of the best I've ever had. If you're ever in the Greenville area I would make time for a meal at the Slate Restaurant at Blair Hill Inn. You'll be so glad you did!

Dinner at Slate was a culinary experience! Our food was fantastic, our service was lovely and the…read morestaff were very knowledgeable about dietary restrictions. I am gluten free and the only course I was unable to partake in was the bread service and specifically the hand rolled pasta. The courses I could eat made up for any that I could not. Dining here was a privilege!

The owners were friendly & quit accommodating for us. They went above & beyond…read more The Inn reminded me of a New England style Inn. I would stay again. Trip typeVacation · Family The bathroom was big with plenty of room. The room had a full size refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, kitchen table & chairs, king size bed & a twin bed. The large balcony with chairs was a bonus. Nearby activitiesClose to town & restaurants, lakes & boat ramps. SafetyCompletely safe no problems whatsoever Food & drinksRestaurants & super markets within minutes. A 5 star Inn

On my way north to Canada, Lincoln was about as far as I was making it for the day, so I called it…read morequits here. It's a little B&B type place, minus the Breakfast. I love the 19th century feel. Did not love the nonexisting wifi - I had to go down to the living room to get any semblance of connection, but my room was up top with zero service. Not the quietest place but I've had worse. The weird part - for the cheaper rooms there's a shared bathroom. Fine, it's an old house. But the other person didn't lock the door. Didn't notice the "VACANT" when you walked in, eh? Well you sure noticed me! I hightailed it back, heard that person rush back to their room, and the bathroom was all set for my shower. Unforgettable is a positive thing, right? Can't really speak to the hotel staff as they were never present - just had my key at the front desk and name/room number. Anyone could walk in there and take a key and a room - until the person whose room it was supposed to be walks in and doesn't have a key. Not great, but at least the room locks! Oh, and my room had a reclining rocking-couch. I kid you not. I wanted to sit down and I had to jam a fireplace log under it so I could sit without it rocking all over the place. (I wanted to try to sit down with wifi. That wasn't happening.) Verdict: If you need to stay in Lincoln, I don't want to be too harsh with my star rating. It's not a terrible place, it's just very much walk-in-and-sleep. Nothing else to recommend for it.

This lodge is utterly magical! We spent the weekend here in mid October and the view from the…read moreproperty which overlooks Moosehead Lake was breathtaking! All the foliage was a blaze with colors of autumn. Each morning and sunset was just a scene out of a photo! The Lodge owner Linda was most gracious and very personable. Her husband Dennis was an amazing cook. I didn't get to meet him but we had dinner at the Lodge each night and it was magnificent. Gordon Ramsey would have sat back in awe to the attention to detail, presentation and favors! Our room was an oasis away from home. We stayed in the Allagash suit for our anniversary and the room had a stunning view of the lake and the room was impeccable in its appointments. The decor was beautiful there was much natural birch trees used in the room and throughout the in. Chloe, the resident French Bulldog, was precious. I wanted to take her home with me. I can't wait for my next trip! Thank you so much for all of your fantastic hospitality!

My great-grandfather, grandfather, and father all lived in Greenville in the late 1800's-early…read more1900's. They worked the railroads. I wish they would have had the opportunity to stay at this lodge. Beautiful grounds, huge room with deck overlooking the grounds and the lake. The room showed an attention to detail that I've not seen before and we have travelled. Bathroom was large and new and stocked with high end products. Staff were outstanding. The general manager greeted us, showed us around, and made sure we we felt at home. Breakfast was included and it didn't disappoint. Would encourage the inclusion of Paso Robles wines on their wine list (they are Nor Cal centric). Other than that, wouldn't change a thing. While in town, be sure to drop by the historic railroad depot. It's a great piece of American/Canadian history. We will be back!

As a patron of the old place.. OMG.. what a difference.. this IS a destination! Really delicious…read morecharcuterie. Simply delish! Service was excellent! Drinks were yummy! These folks have absolutely made this place amazing! My lobster bisque was phenomenal! My husband's burger.. killer! Get here.. it's soo dang good!

They are permanently closed. You can no longer go to the restaurant until further notice prior to…read morethat the food was great.

Recently spent a fantastic weekend at the Alamoosok Lakeside Inn…read more Great accommodations right on the water in one of the most beautiful parts of Maine. Excellent staff, great food and drink. The Inn itself is quaint and historic and the perfect location for an event or a group getaway. It is right next to the water and just beautiful. There are canoes to use as well as games and books inside. They are also just great restaurant and bar as well, with amazing specialty drinks and an eclectic collection of local beer and IPAs on tap. I highly recommend this place for your summer or fall getaway. I know we'll be back.

The food, the views, the service ! Located right on the lake…read morethe Inn hosts a restaurant where chef Booker whips up amazing food. Gaze out at the beautiful lake, watch the ducks and geese float by, and listen to the live music. Ice skating and ice fishing in the winter, boating, swimming, snorkeling and more in warmer weather. And on top of all that, it's a perfect venue for a wedding, party, or event!

The Moose Mountain Inn was a very simple place but it was clean and inexpensive. Generally, we like…read moreto stay in very nice hotels. Greenville doesn't have any. We went in with low expectations but we were happy with our stay here. It was clean and the person at the front desk was extremely helpful and eager to give us tips on places to visit in town. We wouldn't hesitate to stay here again if we return to Greenville.

They were completely non responsive We were in Greenville…read moreand needed a room I went online with limited phone and internet service Tried for an hour to reserve a room, and finally booked a room Immediately discovered the room was for a month away We tried to email call text for an hour and then went to the motel to find they were closed We live 1500 miles away and needed a room for that night! We had to drive to Bangor to book a room as a walk The motel was not willing to work with us on the cancellation!! Poor poor service when they would not work with us Stay away !!

Nice people, super friendly. Clean rooms, comfy bed. Quaint - why are there random sinks in the…read morehallway? A living room type space to hang out with a bookcase should you want to read. Rooms are big so you don't feel cramped. Overall the place has a relaxed, casual atmosphere. I highly recommend.

Well located next Highway 95 just south of Bangor. We were very happy as the beds are very…read morecomfortable, the rooms were quiet and the water pressure was really good so we had a great night's rest and an enjoyable morning shower. For a hotel complimentary premade breakfast, theirs was excellent and one of the best we'd ever had. Lots of bacon. They had a very cool touchless pancake maker. Cons: The décor is very dated - we stayed on the 3rd floor that was decorated with a long row of first lady photos along both sides of the corridor hall - honestly it felt like something out of the Shining. There were odd sinks in the hallway near the elevator. The ice machine on the 1st floor was great but the ice machine on the 3rd floor didn't work and on the 2nd floor did not produce a lot of ice. The spa is tiny and no children allowed and the swimming pool is not connected to the hotel but in the parking lot. We wish they'd start the breakfast at 6am on weekends - we had an adventure planned so we had to leave at 7am when the breakfast just opened so we missed that morning. Keep perspective - this is not a posh modern hotel. Once you get used to its oddness, the hotel is a good, more affordable place for a good night's rest. We needed a hotel in Bangor ME for Labor Day Weekend - we checked the major chain hotels and the prices were all super expensive as it looks like they doubled their prices for the holiday weekend. Best Western White House Inn was the most affordable of what we could find. We noticed when we google mapped the hotel location, it was listed in Hampden ME as they are closer to Hampden but the Bangor address must be more desirable.