From start to finish, the Coach Stop Inn is beyond exceptional. The inn and grounds are beautiful…read moreand impeccably maintained. Upon arrival, we were welcomed with a lovely little treat waiting in our room, which set the tone for a thoughtful and relaxing visit. The room itself was immaculate - spotlessly clean, comfortable, and well appointed with nice toiletries included. The varied daily breakfasts were a true highlight. Each morning started with a glass of fresh juice served in nice champagne glasses. Something different was served each day and all of it was delicious, expertly prepared with an elegant presentation that made the experience feel extra special. The common area was equally inviting, offering tea, coffee, and light treats throughout the day, and providing a perfect space to unwind. Service throughout our stay was very good and efficient, with every detail handled seamlessly. The owners are meticulous about everything - this is a place that clearly takes pride in both comfort and hospitality. 10/10, would absolutely recommend.

We truly loved our experience at Coach Stop Inn. Not only do the owners Anna and Jim do everything…read morethey can to make your experience relaxing but their attention to detail make for a stellar B&B experience. We loved the reminder email with our steps for check in as well as the room ready early notification. That made for a great experience after a busy day at Acadia! The space & room itself - beautifully decorated. We had 2 outdoor chairs for a patio space to sit outside and enjoy the leaves. Inside, they included everything from a smart TV to York mints by the bed to an umbrella! The toiletries in the bathroom were wonderful, too. Breakfast - it was relaxing to be able to come within the specified window of time and talk with the other guests - swap travel recommendations and future national park trips. The food itself was out of this world - on our visit, it was a poached pear and the most amazing strata accompanied by bacon and a stone fruit salad. We have already looked up recipes to attempt to replicate the breakfast (although we're sure it won't level up to their cooking). Also we appreciated getting offered a smidgen more to keep us full during a day of Maine adventures. We hope to stay again someday and really are thankful for our time there this week during our honeymoon!

I arrived fairly last minute, but I doubt I could have made a better choice even among the robust…read morevacation options in the area. This was a true B&B, which a charming residential atmosphere, off-street parking (important in this town), and daily breakfast. I was offered some freshly made pancakes, and they also made me a tofu scramble; they promise to always have milk alternatives and tofu available. Fresh fruit, pastries, and various beverages were also available throughout the day. Wifi was a little spotty. I managed to get in some telework okay, but this does not strike me as a place where most people will want to spent a ton of time on the internet.

Great location! The owners are wonderful, kind and helpful. The breakfast each morning was a…read morehighlight for sure. Would definitely stay here again!

Avoid this place at all costs. It's supposed to be a B&B. Upon arrival the hosts are nowhere to…read morebe seen. In fact the hosts never show up at the property. You're basically on your own. Most of the rooms are on the second floor. There is no elevator and the staircase is narrow and hard to maneuver with large suitcases. The room has two old fashioned heavy wood chairs that are very uncomfortable. The Inn itself is far out of town. There is no BF at the inn. you have to drive all the way into town to a small restaurant. The BF consists of eggs bacon and pancakes. There is no OJ, yogurt, cereal or oatmeal. We were happy to finally leave.

First of all this isn't a Bed & Breakfast. There are beds & cornflakes+ cereal bars. There's no…read morefriendly host You check in electronically, make your way to a dark hallway where you enter a code to enter. Be sure to have your phone flashlight ready. The "innkeeper" is very gracious & will hang up on you until you quit trying to ask a question. The "Finnish sauna" would, if it worked, create steam in the shower. This place is a poster child for false advertising. Find another place.

Had a perfect stay at the inn. The breakfast each morning was delicious. My girlfriend loved the…read morenightly cookies. Dax and Sarah were wonderful hosts and we felt so well taken care of. The inn itself is so beautiful. Would definitely recommend staying here!

We loved our stay at the Inn at Bay Ledge!!! Dax and Sarah were amazing and made sure we had…read moreeverything that we needed so that our stay would be all that we wanted. They are amazing cooks as well!! Breakfast each day was different and delicious! Let me just say that we did not come for the afternoon cookies until our last day and after tasting the homemade cookies, we were really sad we had not come each day for the cookie treats. We traveled here for our 30th anniversary and chose to stay in the Summer Cottage on the property. It was spotless and looked exactly as the pictures on their website. The bed was the most comfortable of any we have slept in on our many adventures through the years. We definitely recommend staying here and will stay with them again on our next trip back to Bar Harbor!! Kris & Cindy H.

Great location. Beautiful home and rooms and awesome breakfasts. Super comfortable bed. Brad and…read moreNadine are wonderful hosts.

We had a very relaxing stay here - just wish we had more of a chance to try some of the delicious…read morebreakfasts. If you're a history buff, you'll love catching up on some of the details about the construction and design of the property, including the quarry from where the stone for the facade came from. Really cool to check out a place built more than a century ago. The rooms we stayed in came equipped with a few modern touches. My husband and I stayed in the Chatswold, with body jets in the shower. My parents went with the Tallyrand and loved the built-in steam room after the weather turned and we got rained out coming back from brunch. The only downside to the room was that the bathroom door didn't shut completely and would swing a little ajar. One perk of a B&B that I always like is the innkeepers' little touches. The one breakfast we did try - scones and huevo rancheros - was absolutely delicious, big kudos to Brad and Nadine for making everything from scratch. I could have eaten five more of the scones. The warm chocolate chip cookies put out every afternoon were also very much welcomed. There were also bananas and cold bottled tap water. Super convenient location - the downtown strip is only a minute away and you're smack dab in between a ton of great restaurants (Havana and Peekytoe are a few steps down, Choco Latte has great muffins and coffee). Would definitely love to come back.

A warm and charming atmosphere abounds in this pocket sized pub. We were greeted immediately by the…read morehostess and the chef said, "hi!", too as we passed by his kitchen. The crab cakes were a tasty appetizer. My fish was fresh in the fish & chips. It was delicious. My wife's fish tacos were excellent as well. My only wish would be to have a room upstairs to have a perfect commute.

The Black Friar Inn feels like your favorite neighborhood spot. It's warm, welcoming, and run with…read morereal care. It's got that classic mom-and-pop vibe, and the food more than delivers. Highlights? The lamb-stuffed red pepper was flavorful and comforting, the fish and chips are crispy without being too greasy (a rare feat), and the salad options are surprisingly standout--fresh, creative, and actually satisfying. Portions are generous, drinks are excellent, and the happy hour deals on oysters and cocktails/beverages make it way too easy to stick around. This place is the real deal with great food, great atmosphere, no fuss. Service is excellent. Highly recommend. We liked it enough that out of our only three dinners in Bar Harbor, two were here. If we stayed longer, we probably would have returned again!

Loved our 4 night stay In these quaint, charming &…read moreClean cottages. Nice to rest & relax in Maine after having run the Boston Marathon. Cottages have all the amenities of home but getting down to basics. The first day we arrived late so they left cottage door open with lights on & keys on the table. Would highly recommend these cottages. Close enough to Acadia National Park & the busy Bar Harbor City - just 6-8 miles away. They charge everywhere for parking in Bar Harbor so we only went there when we had to. There were many great places to eat without having to go Into the city of Bar Harbor. A lovely group fire pit with great lighting if anyone wanted to sit by the fire. All residents were quiet even though it was at full vacancy which was a common theme at most hotel, motels & resorts.

The cottages are adorable! A perfect place to spend some time relaxing and resting while exploring…read moreBar Harbor and Acadia. The staff couldn't have been more kind or helpful, and the cottages are so cozy and charming, fitted with everything one could need. The screened in porch was delightful. Would absolutely return!

Suuuuch a cute place! It was our first experience at a bed and breakfast (we usually travel…read moreinternationally at all inclusive resorts) but we were so impressed. The place was very charming and the staff were so sweet. The breakfast was the best breakfast we've had anywhere before- it was our favorite part of every day (which is saying something in bar harbor). We also had to leave for home early in the morning on our last day and they prepped us breakfast sandwiches, fruit, and bars to go. Tea time was also an adorable touch in the afternoon- we would go sit in there and play cards. So relaxing and homey. We already want to go back!

We had an absolutely incredible stay at the Hearthside Inn! The staff was welcoming and friendly,…read moreroom and common areas were extremely clean, and the food was incredible! We left before breakfast on check out day and they kindly made us breakfast sandwiches to go for the road! The location is perfect-- walking distance to everything and a very short drive to Acadia! We will be back!

I wish we could have stayed longer! The stay was as advertised - you are selecting to stay in a…read more(stunning) historic home so the wood squeaks and stairs are required to reach the upper floors. There is a gravel lot for parking, which is convenient since most restaurants and experiences can be walked to in town, helping you avoid the fight for parking. We stayed in the Charter Suite - I only wish it had been cold enough for us to use the working fireplace. That would have added extra charm! Kristi met us as we checked in and provided a warm welcome, even a warm send off by providing us muffins to go for our early flight. My fiancée and I greatly enjoyed our stay and are hopeful to one day return to Bar Harbor and Saltair Inn.

This was, hands-down, our favorite place we stayed during our coastal Maine trip! And it was the…read moremost reasonably priced for everything Matt and Kristi offer. We stayed on the 3rd floor in the Beehive Suite. It was a bit of a trek going up and down as many times as we did, especially with heavy luggage, but we loved the room and the view!!!! And we never heard a single other guest during our stay. They have a great HVAC system that keeps the third floor very cool. And the bed and pillows were very comfortable. There is a parking space for a car for every room. When we arrived, we got a thorough welcoming from Matt. He showed us on a map some suggestions of where to eat. The inn is an easy walk from the town and about a five minute drive from the entrance to Acadia National Park. We didn't partake in breakfast, but saw many others enjoying it. They have a beautiful deck with plenty of seating, and Adirondack chairs in the yard to enjoy the stars. They keep the lights and music on all night, so no matter when you arrive home, you feel comfortable and safe. The only thing that we missed was access to ice. There is a tiny machine in the breakfast room, but that only makes enough ice for about 3 drinks for the whole place. We had to buy ice at the Circle K every day and keep it in our cooler in the room for our water bottles and cocktails. If you ever travel to Bar Harbor, this is the place to stay!!! Best view ever!!!