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Black Point Inn

3.3 (84 reviews)
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Open • 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Kim O.

My sister in law made us reservations for our family at Black Point Inn. If you're visiting Maine I think there are more scenic and enjoyable spots to visit like Ogunquit Beach, Marginal Way, and Two Lights. This is a restaurant and hotel. Most of my family ordered lobster which came with corn. I ordered a green curry dish. My family members who ordered lobster with corn reported the lobster was good but the corn was not. The portions were small so they were still left wanting more. My green curry dish was tasteful, but again portion size was minuscule. It was just a handful of steamed vegetables with green curry on top. I was also left wanting something with more sustenance. There is not much to see within the vicinity but a hidden path at the other end of the parking lot overseeing some water. This place is more upscale and pricey.

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Chris B.

So terrible. SO terrible. Very few options, settled for a lobster roll on a gf bun. Bun tasted like it had been frozen, and freezer burned, for over a year. The lobster was mushy and just BAD. Absolutely the worst meal I've had out in as long as I can remember, if not ever. My husband, non gf, ordered a burger which came out no sooner than 45 minutes after my roll. It looked like it had cooked about 45 too long. Not a place to ever return to.

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Angela M.

This was my first visit to the Black Point Inn. The inn itself is very warm and cozy, with multiple fireplaces in the lobby and restaurant area. It's all dark wood interior and makes you want to curl up with a hot tea and book. We didn't spend the night as it's only a 15 min drive from our house. But we wanted to try the restaurant. The restaurant was bright and airy with 3 areas, the inside restaurant area, a sun room area, and the outdoors deck. We ate inside as the temperatures were cooling off. Of note they will bring you blankets to wrap around you out on the deck which I think is a great touch. My one real complaint is that the menu was limited. The appetizers are mostly shellfish based or contain nuts (pesto), which if you are unfortunate enough to be allergic to either really limits what you can order. They could use more variety among the appetizers. The main course did have more of a variety but there were also limited options there. There were 4 of us, 3 of us ordered the steak frites and my husband ordered the duck. The steaks were cooked perfectly and do tender. The duck was overcooked but still had a lovely flavor. It came with a barley risotto which while it had an ok flavor was quite stodgy and you couldn't eat a lot of it. I did start with the french onion soup which I will say was perfect! Will definitely consider going again at some point. The atmosphere and view are really nice

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Had a nice meal here. The waitstaff was great. What an improvement over the last couple of years. New menu was good.

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Amazing ambiance outdoors. Beautiful views! Food extraordinary, especially breakfast. Servers explained seasonings. Very friendly staff!

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I had the special, Baked Halibut with sea beans. It was delicious. The best halibut I've had to date.

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“The inn is perched atop a well manicured knoll overlooking the bay and gorgourse views of Old Orchard Beach.”

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Inn by the Sea

(146 reviews)

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Our first trip to Maine and our first stop was Inn by the Sea. Talk about starting off with a…read moreBang!! What a jewel of a resort property! It is a beautiful property inside and out. While the accommodations are first rate, the staff is even better. Everyone is cheerful and ready to assist in any way possible. Sam and Eva get special recognition for their tireless efforts in suggesting restaurants and activities in the area. The wife and I can get pretty demanding when it comes to restaurants and they made it their mission to not let us down. Mission accomplished!! After three glorious days at the Inn, we leave with some trepidation. How can the accommodations for the rest of our trip measure up to this?? On hind-site, we probably should have made Inn by the Sea our last stop instead of our first. Oh well, you live and learn.

My son and his wife and two young children live in Cape Elizabeth not too far from the Inn. My wife…read moreand I visited there more than 5 years ago for her birthday, well before our son move there. We had the two children aged 4 months and 2 years 1 month with us for a wonderful brunch. I had eggs benedict and it exceeded expectations both in presentation and taste. My wife had the largest fruit salad I have ever seen served and chock full of fresh fruit. So full we took half with us. Warm blueberry muffins with blueberry butter are always delicious. It is a Maine tradition. The 2 year old enjoyed a pancake. The service is always attentive and the dining room is always warm and inviting with it's view over the grounds to the ocean.

Comfort Inn & Suites Scarborough-Portland - Room

Comfort Inn & Suites Scarborough-Portland

(87 reviews)

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Friendly staff, clean room, but the office chair in the room is damaged, and the breakfast was very…read moredisappointing. And at 7:45 in the morning no Front desk staff to be found anywhere. Will pass on this place next time.

If I Could Give Zero Stars, I Would…read more I have been staying at Comfort Inn and other Choice Hotels locations for quite some time, but this was my first stay at this particular location, and it was by far one of the worst hotel experiences I have had. From the moment we arrived, the customer service was disappointing. The staff were unfriendly, did not greet guests at the door, and I had to ring the bell multiple times just to check in. When I asked to add another person to my room, I was told "all set" without anyone even asking for the necessary information. The parking situation was another major issue. There simply does not appear to be enough parking for the number of rooms at this property. If there is no available space, guests are essentially told to park on the grass. That is unacceptable, especially when guests are paying to stay at the hotel and reasonably expect proper parking accommodations. I had reserved two rooms because I was traveling with family, and the condition of both rooms raised concerns. The room my family stayed in had a phone that appeared to have been sitting there for over a month and a half, which made me question how thoroughly the room was being cleaned and maintained. Unfortunately, my room had even more serious problems. There were spots on the ceiling that looked like old water damage, and the night before we checked out, I woke up to find plaster falling onto my bed and the ceiling actively leaking. I attempted to call the front desk, but the call went straight to voicemail. When I reported the issue before leaving, the response I received was, "That's fine." No, that is not fine. I was paying good money for a hotel room, and I should not have to worry about a leaking ceiling and plaster falling onto the bed I am sleeping in. The problems did not stop there. The showers had missing grout, and the toiletries provided appeared to have already been used. The containers were partially empty, and the caps were broken. These issues raised further concerns about cleanliness, housekeeping, and the overall maintenance of the property. The breakfast experience was just as disappointing. Although I understand this is a continental breakfast, the milk was curdled, and the staff on duty did not seem particularly concerned about the situation. What made this experience even worse was how management handled my concerns after I returned home. I called to speak with a manager because I did not consider a leaking ceiling and plaster falling onto a bed to be an acceptable situation. Instead of addressing my concerns professionally, I was called a liar and hung up on. When I called back, the manager repeatedly answered the phone and immediately placed me on hold. The lack of professionalism, accountability, and basic customer service throughout this entire experience was absolutely unacceptable. I understand that maintenance issues can happen at hotels, but what matters is how those issues are addressed. A leaking ceiling, questionable room cleanliness, used toiletries, inadequate parking, spoiled breakfast items, and disrespectful treatment from management are not minor inconveniences. They reflect a much larger problem with the way this property is being operated. I have stayed with Choice Hotels for a long time, but this experience has seriously damaged my confidence in the brand. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this location to think twice before booking. I would also encourage Choice Hotels to look into this property and how both guests and their complaints are being handled. Guests deserve clean rooms, safe accommodations, and respectful treatment. Unfortunately, this location failed to deliver on all three.

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We LOVED our stay here at the Nautilus! My boyfriend grew up going to Ocean Park and every summer…read morefor about 15 years. We wanted to take a trip and stay near the beach. We were literally on the beach. The house was built in the 1890s and it is beautiful! It does have updates to it since then but you don't lose a bit of the charm. We stayed in the old inn keepers room on the main floor, and it had its own bathroom. Our room had a window AC unit and it's own mini fridge as well as a ceiling fan. I do think it needs more outlets but we just used one in the bathroom. They provide you with bath towels, fresh beach towels everyday, washcloths, face towels and bath mats. Resa is the manager their and was absolutely wonderful. She cooked delicious breakfasts and is available if you need anything. One day we had avocado toast, scrambled eggs, fresh baked blueberry buckle, blueberry corn muffins, and chocolate oatmeal protein cookies. Various breads, bagels, and English muffins are available as well as butter, peanut butter, and jelly. There is always coffee, tea, and water and ice on hand. In addition to breakfast the house has a whole closet FULL of board games and activities to play if you find yourself inside for an afternoon storm. There is plenty of common areas to hang out and do a puzzle or play a game. The house also has plenty of beach items for you to use including beach chairs, umbrellas, footballs, volleyballs, sand toys, bikes, helmets, and various other things. You do need to park on the street, but there was ample parking and you don't really have to move your car that often because there is so much within walking distance. Overall I couldn't speak highly enough about our stay. Consider us new regulars.

We usually stay with friends in a rental when we all make the Labor Day weekend trip, but this year…read moremy fiancé and I wanted to avoid some of the craziness (and have our own bathroom) so we decided to try out renting a room here. So glad we did! We stayed in room #12 with a king size bed with plenty of cozy layers to keep us warm during the chilly early September nights. The whole house was beautifully clean, warm and welcoming. It's literally a stones throw from the beach and where we all sit once we are there, so we got out of walking the mile back to the other house our friends rent. Also, the breakfast served in the morning was delicious! Homemade bread, mini egg and ham burritos and plenty of coffee, tea and OJ. I was in heaven! Not to mention, the sub shop is across the street, so anything you need is within arms reach. We will most definitely be back again next year! Even though our room had a great view of the beach, we might try for a different room just to see what they're all like. Very happy with our stay! Resa, who was the lady in charge when we were there, is super nice!

The Lincoln Hotel - Lobby Christmas decorations

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Ever find something sooooo good, sooooo perfect, that you almost don't want to leave a review, just…read moreso you can keep it as your own private little secret? That's how I feel after our recent stay at The Lincoln... And then my better instincts win out, and I gotta drop the appropriate love right back at them... Shout out to the personnel: Rebecca, Tina, Bree, et al are operating in a culture of customer service that is clearly taken to heart (Rebecca extended our stay a couple nights when I believed the hotel was sold out, and one night when we came back to the hotel late & the parking lot was full, Tina literally went out in the pouring rain and moved her personal car to a different part of the lot so we could park closer. That never happened to me at a Ritz Carlton...) Even the maids were super-nice when we asked for extra coffee pods and towels in the hallway. To a person, we found the staff to be delightful, personable, good humored, and quite helpful; much better than dealing with 'big corporate' (yeah, I'm looking at you Marriott and Hilton.) Support the spirit of indy whenever you can, particularly when it's merited... Backstory: 25th wedding anniversary, 2nd week in Oct, leaf-peeping in Maine & New Hampshire, looking for that 'jumping off' point, figured it would be Portland, but hotel prices were just shockingly thru the roof. Realized someplace called Biddeford (?) was only 10, 15 miles down the road, then found The Lincoln, exactly the comfort we were looking for with the whole lower-half of Maine being easily accessible. Stayed 9 nights over 2 weeks with a small gap in the middle spent in NH, so this review is based on a longer stay & more data points than most... Check their official website, one picture of a guest room says "all of it looks exactly like the photo." Wow! That's sure a bold statement, I thought 'the audacity of these people...' It's like going to Subway and getting the 9" Footlong; you know something is just not right... But at the same time, I was intrigued. Well, it ain't bragging if you back it up! Yes, the room looked EXACTLY like the photo. It was easily TWICE the hotel, room, size, character, service, quality for the same price (or more) than in Portland, no comparison. Exceptionally nice rooms, stylish without being gaudy, a touch bohemian, plenty of higher-end amenities, comfort to spare, I found it to be a very good value for what you get. Plus, I'm a sucker for free parking & good strong in-room coffee (try staying at any of the chain hotels in DT Portland - $50 a night to park, coffee that isn't strong enough to defend itself, and a free breakfast buffet that makes me want to fast like a Buddhist monk...) Try the Corner King room, it's somewhere between 600-700 sq ft. and perfect for lounging... I'm actually stunned and amazed at some of the other reviews; I expected The Lincoln to have a chart-busting top star rating. (Note, since we were in tourist mode all day, by the time we got back in the evenings we just wanted to cleanup, relax in the room, prep for the next day, so we never did go downstairs to the bar/lounge, can't comment on that service. Went to Batson restaurant in the basement a couple times, we were very happy with the food, drinks, price, and service. Kids? Use better discretion, there are state laws regarding minors in adult-oriented establishments, I can't fault management for a delicate circumstance like that...) Any other criticisms that we would have could be counted on one hand and rank about a 1/2 on a scale of 1 to 10, and THAT is highly unusual for any hotel. This was an exceptional, wonderful stay at a warm, fine hotel. We wanted for absolutely nothing more. Finally, Biddeford itself was a delightful small town that punches above its' weight class, and we probably never would have found it without finding The Lincoln first. Conversely, if there were no Lincoln, we likely would have not stayed in Biddeford. So if you're reading this and focused on Portland, go a little bit further south, you might be very surprised: staying in Biddeford and at The Lincoln changed the entire dynamic of our vacation, for the better. Next time, we want to stay for a month (I'm not joking...)

This is a 4.45 star review, but I have no qualms about moving it up to five, as the deductions are…read moreextremely small, and will not take away from the overall experience. The hotel is gorgeous. You walk in and think this is the luxury I've been looking for all my life. Brianna was amazing, welcomed us in with prosecco, Saratoga sparkling water, and a smile showing that she was excited to see us and super kind! Quick check-in, perfect parking, and then went up to the room, which was gorgeous, all of the elements in the room, as well as the lobby gave great wow factor and intentional decor decision-making. Stellar, exactly what you want to see when you're on vacation! There is a cute bar in the lobby, we never went downstairs to the restaurant, but that also looked very nice, and the Spinning Jenny breakfast/coffee shop was absolutely outstanding. Highly recommend! Now, for the quick deductions, they were minimal in nature, the TV only had some live channels from spectrum, in 2026, I would expect streaming options, but there were none. Nor could you even connect your own streaming. Second, late checkout was an additional $75. Again for a luxury hotel, in which you're already paying a premium, it simply did not make sense to me. Third, the bed was oddly misshapen, and created a pile up on one side because of a weight disparity, which was pretty uncomfortable. Le Labo, as a toiletry option is sensational, and we loved it, however, the minis that were expected to provide shampoo, conditioner, and body gel for everyone in the room did not feel enough, and it feels a little uncomfortable to ask for more, so perhaps the larger refillable containers in the bathroom in the room may eliminate that issue. Lastly, and it was minimal interaction so maybe not the biggest deal, but the woman who checked us out today, (she had a British accent), just felt marginally kind. Everyone else went above and beyond, from the bartender to the coffee shop man to Brianna, and I think Laura(Trisha??) may have been the second girls's name, regardless, all of them were extremely invested in our happiness, the British woman this morning not so much. Highly recommend this place, we will be back!

Black Point Inn - hotels - Updated October 2026

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