We chose the Gazebo Inn for our pre-wedding mini moon celebration. We absolutely loved our stay and…read moreenjoyed all of the amenities. We especially loved the large salt water hot tub and mid-day snacks (mixed nuts and large chocolate chip cookies - which were delicious). They also offer a mixed drink and wine at the self serve bar during the day. We stayed in the King 7 room and it was spacious. We loved the rain shower head. I also highly recommend the chocolate sampler box add on! We had the chocolate and champagne available at check in which was a nice touch. The hot tub was often quiet around 8pm and made for the perfect end of evening activity. They have an ample selection of towels and robes by the pool that are available to use. We also enjoyed a couples massage offered by the inn. Breakfast was very yummy! Each day there is a large selection of options you can pick and choose from. They had the breakfast offering for the day displayed and then you check off what you want with a marker on a short form. The inn is about a 10 minute walk from Footbridge beach, which was awesome. Overall I would recommend for any weekend getaway or celebration!

Everything went well! My husband and I frequently stay at bed and breakfast inns but the Gazebo is…read morethe ONLY place we have returned to over and over. The staff is exceptional, Pete has this place running like a top! This time we stayed in Barn Suite 2 and I think this may now be my new favorite room. The shower is unbelievable and the room well appointed. And breakfast? The best! They make scones daily and each day is a different main breakfast. They also provide ice tea and either a sangria or other type drink along with house made cookies (best I've ever had) as well as Whoopie pies and mixed nuts and snack mix.

I do not consider myself to be a 'bed & breakfast' kind of person, but if every B&B was like…read moreOgunquit's Beauport Inn, I definitely would be. The owners, George and Cathy Wilson, are phenomenal, interesting, salt-of-the-earth people, and they are excellent inn keepers. Their home is as unique in style and decor as it is functional, lending itself to days spent poolside with a book surrounded by acres of wildflowers and trees. A full breakfast is served each morning and it is exceptional. Each room has its own unique amenity: one has a gazebo, two have private screened-in porches, one has a garden entrance, others have fireplaces, etc. There is one suite, three other rooms and also a full apartment. The central air conditioning is a gift from heaven on hot summer days and the pool is amazing - so much more than just the standard cement hole-in-the-ground filled with water. Personal touches abound and it seems that everywhere one looks there is a unique piece of artwork or furniture or sculpture or planting that compliments the whole without being gaudy in the least. Having frequented Ogunquit for ten years, I do not know why I never knew about Beauport before - perhaps because it's a 15 minute walk from the center of town and I just never stumbled upon it until this past weekend. Quick list of other things I love about Beauport: no kids, no pets, no loud delivery trucks rolling by at 4 AM as with the other inns downtown. Well worth the short walk from the center of town, I highly recommend the Beauport Inn.

Ellen and Linda made us feel very welcome at the gracious Beauport Inn. We have been staying at…read moreB&B's since our 1-year anniversary, 45 years ago. The Beauport Inn ranks among our favorites because... ** Very comfortable bed, and tasteful furnishings ** Sparklingly clean ** Delicious breakfast ** Warm hospitality ** Excellent communication to help coordinate our late arrival ** Delightful surprises such as the 7 rescued cockatoos and macaw ** And the biggest surprise of all...wet sauna, dry sauna and hot tub! Linda and Ellen notice and attend to small details. That is the difference between getting 85% high ratings and 95% high ratings from guests. That extra 10% requires a lot more work, but it means you are pretty well assured you will have an excellent experience. Highly recommend!

Located just steps away from Perkins Cove and the Marginal Way, the Yardarm Village Inn is truly a…read moregem! My husband and l were fortunate to have the opportunity to spend  a few days there from June 19th to the 21st. Our room was extremely clean and comfortable. There was a sitting room, bedroom and bathroom with a spacious shower. We really enjoyed our breakfast on the front porch - delicious blueberry muffins, coffee, fruit and yogurt. On our last morning we  were treated to two scrumptious chocolate chip cookies for our ride home. There's no need to worry about packing wine and snacks since the country store at the inn has wine, beer, soft drinks, cheese and crackers at very reasonable prices.  Bev and Scott are experienced and gracious hosts who made our stay so special! They really know how to make their guests feel at home! We're already looking forward to our next stay!

A delightful old house at the quiet end of town, about a mile from the centre of Ogunquit. Our…read moreroom, though quite small, was very comfortable and well appointed. The bathroom might present a challenge to anyone of above average girth, but we were fine. Being an old place, the walls are a bit thin, so we could hear the conversation going on in an adjoining room, but we weren't in Maine to hang around in bedrooms. The start of the Marginal Way coastal walk is a couple of hundred yards up the road, with about a 20 minute walk back down Shore Road once completed. Breakfast is fruit and home baked muffins, the latter prepared to order by our very pleasant and welcoming host. There are several very presentable restaurants in easy walking distance and I would imagine at the height of the season, being a mile out of town is quite a good thing!

My wife and I recently spent a weekend at the Rockmere Lodge in Ogunquit, Maine. Like time…read moretraveling, the Rockmere is beyond B&B, it is a museum alive with history. Every room holds its own theme, curated by the artistic and charming innkeeper, Andy, who doubles as docent and storyteller. Walls are filled with "real" artwork, antique hutches and tables filled with classic china, crystal and artifacts, call to you requesting your gaze and curiosity. Amidst this aesthetic encounter you quickly realize the warmth of the space and are drawn in by Andy's familial welcoming. Our ocean view second floor bedroom was comfortably appointed. A special treat was the cozy third floor reading nook, where glancing up from your book rewards you with over the treetop vistas of the sea. Breakfasts were delicious and served under the watchful eyes of a young, beautiful Queen Victoria, smiling down on your new day. Take your second cup of coffee out to the spacious front porch and soak in the sea air. Located a mere stone's throw from the famous "Marginal Way," we rarely used our car, preferring the ten to fifteen-minute walk to either Perkin's Cove or Ogunquit Village. If you are looking for the ultramodern lodging experience the Rockmere is not for you. But if family comfort and a nostalgic stroll into days past appeal to you, give yourself a present and head to the Rockmere Lodge. Steve & Joy Guerriero Spofford, NH

we spent the 4th of july here this weekend and wow it was beautiful. walking distance to…read moreeverything and the host was so great and shared alot of stories. Inn was beautiful and views fantastic. we are looking forward to going back. we had such a great time.

We stayed a total of 4 nights at the Trellis House in June of 2024 and were extremely impressed…read morewith all the attention to detail and thought that has gone into the whole operation. Our room was extremely comfortable and included everything we needed for a Beach Vacation. The best part of the whole experience was the breakfast every morning. This is where Laurence had the opportunity to really put his Hotel and Restaurant Degree to work and demonstrate his creative culinary skills, while Glen and Bentley greeted the guests and checked to see if everything met expectations. Overall, the experience was relaxing and enjoyable and we would certainly consider a repeat trip. Joe and Lesly Garvin

Absolutely wonderful in every way! The owners and employees are all very nice and accommodating…read more The house and yard are beautiful and inviting. The drinks were great and the snack provided were excellent. Our room was large and comfortable and nicely decorated. The location is perfect, you are easily able to walk to everything. I would 100% stay here again.

We've SO enjoyed our stay here which is sadly ending today. Everything is perfect. From the…read moreextremely hospitable innkeepers to the artisinal breakfast sandwiches to the perfectly roomy yet comfy rooms, homemade cookies, and one of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in. Our second time here and you can count on us being back next fall!

I stayed here back in July using gift cards I was gifted during Covid and some of my own money…read more When I got there the inn keeper didn't know how to give me back credit since the room had to be held on my credit card so I said don't worry to the flustered girl we will get it figured out, by the time I left it wasn't figured out. Then 5 months go by of phone tag with this new owner saying how sorry he is, it's busy season, he sees I'm owed the money and he is mailing a check. 2 weeks go by and no check so I call again and he apologizes and says he will look into it, then the day before Christmas I get a text saying I am not owed anything but they will send a gift card for $15, not the $240 I'm owed. I called back after the holidays and was told if I can show the gift cards "which they took" then I can get it back. For 6 months you led me on, led me to believe that I would get the money back, it was over $240 which is a lot. I trusted your word and was nice and patient for 6 months for you to pull that on me. You even told me the exact amount that I was owed at one point, over the phone unfortunately. It's not even that you are a small business struggling, you own multiple inns in Ogunquit. I used to love this place when it was owned by the old owners, they were just amazing but this new owner should be ashamed of himself. Mind you this, when I booked my vacation here it was still with the original owners and there was no talk of change in ownership, an email was sent out a month before my stay announcing it, long after it had booked. My gift cards should of been honored no matter what they were and I should of been given back my money.

Had an amazing, comfortable and relaxing stay. Kudos to the innkeepers Heath and Bryan…read more Upon check-in, it was Heath that gave the tour of the facility; the history of Nellie Littlefield from its humble beginnings thru its current time; and what it provides (cold/hot pools, mini gym, spa, massage services, etc.). Overall, the lawn, trees, garden plants, and its surrounding vicinity were all very well maintained. He suggested bars, restaurants, shops and sites that are worth visiting. He carefully explained all the Covid-19 protocols that were in place.  The location was perfectly situated in town. Dining establishments, shops, village grocery, candy, ice cream shop, Perkins Cove, Marginal Highway Trail and Ogunquit Beach were all in walking distance. The room was provided with luxurious pillows, bedsheets, plush towels, robes and toiletries. The fridge was stocked with bottled spring water. The furniture were well kept and very modern. The bed was very comfortable. It had a decent-sized flat screen tv and cable. The WiFi signal was strong which was an advantage as a backup to cellular signal. Beach towels, umbrellas and carry-on rollers were available if you decide to venture into the nearby walkable beaches.  I'm not much of a beach person, and spent most of the time by the pools. Large pool towels were provided and shatter-free glasses were accessible thru the cupboard if you want to bring your drinks to the pool. Since Covid-19 and social distancing protocols were still in place, he served daily breakfast in a carefully curated and lovely picnic basket that included rotating menu of eggs, toast, fruits, yogurt, an offer of unlimited coffee, teas and juices. He meticulously prepared them in the fully stocked kitchen every morning. A Keurig machine along with a variety of flavored coffees, hot cocoa and teas were also present as well as filtered hot/cold water machine by the office. The best part of the room was that it had a balcony albeit being on the smaller side. I hung out there almost every morning drinking coffee and having wine during the afternoons. It was quiet and away from the street that often gets noisy from other travelers passing by.  Perhaps next time I'd be able stay longer -- and spend more time at the more spacious King Suite -- if it's available at the time of booking.

We had a fabulous stay last week! Rhonda is the best innkeeper! She attended to our every need and…read moremade the stay so enjoyable. She cooks delicious and satisfying breakfasts and includes a small mason jar of snack for later. Plus, homebaked afternoon snack served daily. We decided to splurge and upgrade to the King Suite for our last two nights. The added space and private balcony was well worth it. It's an easy walk to the beautiful beach. Can't wait to return next year!

We had a wonderful weekend at the Dragonfly Guest House! The accommodations were beautiful and…read moreCharles and David are fantastic hosts and chefs! Location is absolutely perfect as well. Thank you so much for having us!

Everything was awesome here, from the beginning of our visit to the end! Charles and David thought…read moreof everything - from the spotless, cheerful and well-appointed room to the delicious breakfasts, to the itineraries they suggested for us. The location could not be beat, right across the street to the picturesque Marginal Way! We would stay here again in a heartbeat - we've been to many B&B's, and this one was exceptional!

Stayed from a Thursday to Sunday at the end of July at the Black Boar. Was warmly greeted by a…read moreyoung man named Tyler when we arrived. There was a little sign just indicating to call if no one was around. He showed up quickly and got us settled in to our room. We chose the Lesa Lynn room which is off the main house around the back and is considered semi-private. It had a cute little porch with some chairs and the room was cozy and welcoming. Small little bathroom was perfect for the two of us and there was a small fridge and AC in the room already which is perfect. It was cooler during our stay so we just kept the ceiling fan going. There is also a larger fridge for guest use in the main house as well as coffee/tea available around the clock. The Inn is about a 5 minute walk from the center of town and despite being on Rt 1 (main road through town) wasn't overly loud or chaotic. They have a little porch on the front where we ate a DELICIOUS breakfast each day. Breakfast options included a starter (we had broiled grapefruit, fresh strawberries with homemade whip cream, and a delicious cherry bread pudding), there was an option of a sweet or savory entree (pancakes and french toast, quiche and scrambles with amazing homefries), a choice of bacon or sausage, and then juice or milk as alternatives to the coffee/tea option. All cooked by Duane and Claudine who are literally the sweetest humans and hosts. They also are interactive during the day and Duane often was found tending the gardens throughout the day. Overall I am thrilled by our stay and will certainly go back next time we head North for a weekend away. I can't speak highly enough about this bed & breakfast and the comfortability, service, and welcoming we received. Obviously we were there during the "in season" and so the rates were high but not outrageous in comparison to other locations and what you got.

The BBI was perfect for our annual 3 sisters' get together for so many reasons. Its location,…read morewithin walking distance of everything we could want (food, drinks, beach, Marginal Way, shows, you name it) couldn't have been better. The historical aspect of the Inn appealed to us (so many cool nooks, crannies, closets, wide planked floors, giant fireplaces, paintings, & more), Claudine, the Inn's manager, is welcoming, fun, funny, engaging, open, & chatty. Our room, the Duchess Ann Suite was a bit challenged by the 3 of us since we needed one bed more, so we were given permission to squeeze in an air bed that made it perfect. Although facing the VERY busy main road leading into & out of town, we did not hear any of the traffic, nor parades of people due to the A/C units. The front gardens are chock-filled with beautiful flowers, & sweet touches such as a bubbling fountain, moss covered structures, & stone pathways leading everywhere. Breakfast was also perfect, especially because we were able to sit outside on the front porch while sipping our coffee, enjoying our yogurt, breads, cereals, juice & more. We could not have asked for a better experience, a better location, a better welcoming & a better 3 sisters' annual get together.