We always like staying here when we visit friends in Rumford, MA. The rooms are beautifully…read moreappointed, and everything is so clean! Wheelchair accessible for both the suites and the restaurant/pub. Very quiet at night. We love it!

My husband and I and our 5 yr old stayed here February vacation. We enjoy bed & breakfasts and…read morewhen I looked around for places to stay close to Sunday River this was by far the best deal and looked to promise a comfortable stay and good breakfasts. If you're looking for a perfect place, this is not it - it's a bed and breakfast in an old farmhouse. Big deal that some areas could use fresh paint- many B&Bs are in old homes and farms. The place is very clean and comfy, and the animals live in another section. We got to meet some puppies on our first night but the dogs were seldom seen in the guest area. They keep a keurig by the door to welcome you with coffee, tea or cocoa when you come back from your adventures which was thoughtful and appreciated, and they put out evening treats. I'm used to breakfast being it and the kitchen is otherwise closed the rest of the day. Jenna kept a fire going to put our ski boots by to dry. Breakfasts admittedly were over the top for our particular habits, but after other guests departed Darlene scaled it back for us. Expect eggs, sausage, ham or bacon in a variety of ways each morning, but they also keep yogurt, cereal and fruit at the ready for those that like it leaner. We stayed in the Rose room and they set up a cot there for our son to sleep in. Darlene even pulled out a tub of toys for my son to amuse himself with when we needed a break. The private bathroom we had is perhaps the one referenced in other reviews, it has the old toilet setup with the overhead tank and an iron claw tub with shower head. We had no issues with it, but perhaps a larger\taller person would be cramped in that particular shower. The shared bathrooms are modern. Thumbs up, I'd recommend it to anyone looking to stay in the area. Thank you Jenna & Darlene!

A run down inn on a beautiful farm . the inn keepers were were nice and so was the quiet location…read morebut the inn is in desperate need of updating . just everywhere you look . if you are allergic to dogs or pets do not stay here . breakfast was very good .

Clean, reasonable rates and lovely people. Be sure to shop in the boutique! Right in downtown…read moreBethel so it's the perfect location.

Love this place. Comfy beds, supper clean and quite. A great bargain for the quality.read more

Wow...a great addition to Bethel/Sunday River!!! Anthony's is the place to go for super fresh…read moreseafood. Highly recommend the seafood fra diablo with lobster. AMAZING!!! Perfect to share (portion is huge!) Welcome to Bethel Anthony's!! We'll be sure to be back!!!

Lovely setting and sophisticated dining. Our group tried three seafood dishes and all were…read moreexcellent. Service was gracious and we enjoyed our conversation with Tony. A very good addition to the Bethel restaurant (not a ski bar!) scene for diners who want a nice experience with very fair prices. Will definitely look forward to returning.

If you are traveling to Bethel, you must stay at this B&B....what a treat! The house itself is…read moregorgeous and our room was delightful, decorated with antique pieces. The owners are super friendly and make it known that they want your stay to be perfect. Breakfast was sooo good and fresh baked treats are put out in the afternoon. Highly recommend!

This is the cutest and coziest B&B! My boyfriend and I spent the weekend in the Wandering Moose…read more(such a funny name for a bedroom), and greatly appreciated John and Jeanette's hospitality. From the moment you walk in, there's a cozy living room with games, books, and drinks (Bailey's Irish Cream, Port, and Sherry, I believe). You're also greeted by Jeanette's freshly baked goods of the day in the kitchen. I loved that the B&B was close to other Bethel restaurants and attractions. During our few days in town, we ate at 3/4 places that John recommended and even attended the Bethel Harvestfest and Chowdah Cookoff. Even though we had a car, we enjoyed walking, so we strolled past Gould Academy which had some nice views. I'd definitely recommend this B&B if you want a quiet and cozy place to stay for a few nights. It's really raised the bar for future B&Bs! Hopefully we'll be back one day.

This is a treasure! We are road tripping so only stayed one night but after sleeping here we'd…read morehappily stay a week! The most important thing to me is cleanliness. This place is super clean!!! The bed was super easy to sleep in. The sheets were like butter and the pillow perfection. Even the towels are plush! Aaron is the new proprietor and he has put in the effort to be sure your stay is comfortable. Picnic tables out front under the birch trees. Fire pits around back. A common room for cooking or playing games. Great little hot coffee/tea/chocolate bar. He's even trying to figure out how to get a hot tub installed outback! Seriously recommend staying here when you hit this area of Maine! Great breweries and spots to eat and shop right down the street. Plenty of trails and fun to be had.

This is a vintage mono - motel on the route. Most of the…read morerooms (15) are semi perm residents. Road crew somewhere. All their extra stuff is outside the doors. We almost said forget it. But the room is clean and the bed seems good so we stayed. Quiet so far. The host was very nice. There is a 24 hour community kitchen and kurig coffee machine. And a free lending library in the kitchen. It was just for a night. FINE

Great people, food, price, and venue. Would recommend to everyone for weddings and other private…read moreevents!

I stayed here last week during school vacation week while skiing with family at Sunday River. The…read moremoment I arrived, I fell in love with the place! Mind you, it's not fancy by any means, but it's incredibly affordable, less than a mile from the resort, and has free shuttle service to and from the mountain. The rooms are small, and there was a shared bathroom down the hall. You won't find any TV's here (fine by me) but there is free WIFI. Each night I stayed there, the inn keeper, Duane had a roaring fire in the huge stone fireplace in the first floor living room, which was furnished with super comfy chairs, sofas, and rockers. An added benefit for me was the fact that there are also groomed nordic ski trails literally out the side door of the inn! the inn keeper, Duane is an amazing guy- very kind, entertaining, and really interesting. If you're looking for affordability, convenience, and a place swimming in stellar karmic energy, then this is the place for you.

We had a gathering at Sunday River this past weekend with a bunch of friends. We had a couple of…read moresmall condos, but needed some overflow accommodations and booked a couple of rooms at the Sunday River Inn. When you walk into the place, you're taken back in time - in a great hostel kind of way. The Inn is simple with great character with a old riverstone fireplace. Duane, the manager, hooked us up with a grill to have a cookout on the front deck looking up at the mountain. Later, Mitch Alden, a musician from Maine played a couple of fantastic acoustic sets inside. There was some great food available for purchase as well as beer and wine. If you're looking for reasonable accommodations close to the mountain in a unique space with wonderful hospitality- look no further than the Sunday River Inn.