We really loved Loon Hollow. The facilities are amazing, and the humanity of the ownerst is second…read moreto none. Highly recommend.

If you overlook this as an option for a short or long stay in the Bangor area you have missed a…read moregreat family friendly experience. It is a unique but genuine Maine treasure that nature lovers can't help but enjoy. Relax for a little while or stay for longer. You won't be disappointed. You will likely be looking for a "Maine Lakefront Bargain" as a result.

The absolute best! Went for a wedding with my S/O and had an entire cabin to ourselves though it…read moreeasily could hold 6 people.

The pictures do not do it justice. The cabins and grounds are beautiful and serene. The staff was…read moreamazing especially Cindy who is always willing to help or answer questions matter how late it is. If your looking for tranquil you must come here. Definitely going back!

Cutest little cottage with Comfy beds. Small kitchen and deck with grill. Property is kept up…read morenicely and owner is very nice. Close to activities in Camden, Rockland and Rockport. Went to Owls Head lighthouse and walked on the Rockland breakwater. Went up to Mount Battie. Hiked at Beech hill Preserve and picked Maine blueberries. We would stay here again. Fun weekend.

Clean, comfortable cottageswith nice extra touches: wine! coffee! makeup remover towels! Hosts were…read morefriendly, accommodating, knowledgeable. A little road noise, but positives outweigh that. Def recommend

Randomly stopped in on a Saturday afternoon for lunch while on our drive up from Portland to Bar…read moreHarbor. We sat in the bar area at a table and had the place to ourselves. The place is super cozy and rustic - all dark wood, fire places, etc. We had no expectations going in and we were very happy with the food and the service. The chef came by and even sat down with us for a bit to give us some dining recommendations while we were in Maine - he also happened to be from or once lived in NJ like us. We each had an order of the gumbo and shared a side of onion rings. The gumbo was tasty and the perfect portion. The onion rings were also really good with the dipping sauce. We decided to share a piece of blueberry cheesecake before we hit the road and had zero regrets. It was a really pleasant meal and I would recommend this restaurant if you are in Searsport.

Homeport Tavern has fallen so far in the last six months it should honestly file a missing persons…read morereport for its former self. The menu shrank, the quality tanked, and the prices shot up like they're trying to qualify for a Michelin star through sheer confidence. The mussels appetizer was... geological. There was so much sand in them my husband stopped eating for fear of cracking a tooth. When your seafood doubles as dental shrapnel, something has gone very wrong. Then came the special of the day: fettuccine with mussels, shrimp, andouille sausage, peppers, artichokes, and capers -- which arrived in the exact same broth as the mussels appetizer, complete with the exact same bread crusts perched on top like a practical joke. It genuinely felt like they took the leftover broth from our appetizer, tossed in noodles and whatever ingredients were within arm's reach, and called it a "special." The only special thing about it was the audacity. My husband's house made Caesar with "blackened" chicken was another plot twist. The chicken wasn't blackened; it was just overcooked grilled chicken wearing the name "blackened" like a fake ID. The dressing tasted store‑bought -- the shelf‑stable kind you buy when you've given up -- which is not what anyone expects from something advertised as house made. Our friends' cheeseburger tasted like it came straight from a freezer box, and the bun had all the personality of a dinner roll from a school cafeteria. Honestly, the cafeteria comparison is unfair -- cafeterias at least know they're cafeterias. The singer was genuinely talented -- truly good -- but the volume was set to "jet engine," so we had to yell to hear each other at a table small enough that whispering should have worked. It was like attending a concert you didn't buy tickets for while trying to eat food you didn't want. Service was a whole separate adventure. Slow, forgetful, and consistently off. Our server forgot multiple items, including onion rings that never arrived, and one friend didn't get her food until the rest of us were done. No apologies, just repeated reminders that they were short staffed, followed by more short‑staffed service. We tipped 20% anyway, which the server seemed extremely grateful for -- probably because she knew exactly how the night had gone. Homeport used to be great. Now it's a place where you go to mourn what it used to be while eating food that tastes like it's mourning too.

What an amazing place! The owners are top notch, extremely communicable, and easy to get in touch…read morewith. The farm is so clean and laid out perfectly. And the food....omg. We had dinner in the barn to celebrate a birthday. First course was a baked Brie in a pastry shell topped with blueberries and fresh apple slices - I could have eaten just that all night it was so good. Second course was a kale salad with feta and cranberries and a light vinaigrette - not my personal taste but it wasn't bad, and the kale lovers at the table said it was fantastic. Main course was a stuffed pork chop with dill potatoes and a butternut squash with brown sugar pecan topping. Everything was amazing. Thinking about it now my mouth is salivating. The gift shop had local handmade items that I couldn't help but load up on for gifts for my family and friends. I can't wait to go back. We were there from 5-9ish and time flew by. Highly recommend!

Another 5 star dinner at Blue Heron! It's become an annual night to gather with our family. This…read moreis by far my MOST favorite restaurant in Maine! We come from California to enjoy this slice of heaven in the farmland area of Turner, Maine. The service, value, food, desert, animals, scenery Always a night to remember! Thank you Mason and Christina! You two are warm, wonderful and 2 of the most hardworking/badass women in Maine!

We rented the Lakeside Cabin.A perfect setting for an awesome relaxing vacation. The unit was very…read moreclean and well appointed.Heather was very helpful in making sure our stay went well.

From the owner: Greenville Maine vacation rentals on Moosehead Lake in the mountains and on the water. Cabins in…read moreMaine for family vacation and romantic getaways. Unique nature vacation rentals in Maine Mountains with shoreline scenic lodging. Lovely views of Moosehead Lake, and romantic sunsets. The best place to stay in Greenville, Maine for a lakeside vacation. Fun Vacations and Maine adventures are our specialty offering you an unforgettable vacation getaway. . Directly on Moosehead Lake enjoy easy lake access all four seasons with panoramic scenic mountain views. In the winter, snowmobiling, ice fishing, skiing, XC skiing, snow shoeing, sledding and winter walks. In the summer, enjoy landscaped gardens, wildflowers, birds, picnic area, boat dock, swimming, canoeing and kayaking. Greenville Maine Travel Planning and Adventure Tours: Moose, Wildlife, Winter Vacations Snowmobiling and more.

Our stay at The Bayview Hotel was the best travel experience our family has ever had. As parents of…read moretwo young children, it was amazing to have it feel relaxing and fun for everyone--but The Bayview somehow managed to do exactly that. It wasn't just a vacation; it felt like we were genuinely cared for from the moment we arrived until the day we left. The attention to detail throughout the property is exceptional. Every member of the staff was warm, welcoming, and eager to make our stay special. We were constantly amazed by the thoughtful touches--from the personalized treats waiting for our kids, to the beautifully folded laundry returned in a charming basket (what a luxury for a mom on vacation!), to the nightly turndown service that made us feel completely pampered. Breakfast each morning was outstanding and we all loved the afternoon teatime! Chef Tricia and her team created delicious, beautifully prepared food. it was lovely to be able to pop in for breakfast or afternoon tea and treats each day. Our children loved the nightly s'mores around the fire pit, the playground, and wandering the shoreline trail to climb on the rocks by the water. Those simple moments became some of our favorite family memories. The complimentary shuttle into downtown Bar Harbor made everything incredibly convenient, and the hotel's location--just minutes from Acadia National Park--couldn't have been better. My daughter and I enjoyed taking the shuttle to the sister property for morning yoga. We enjoyed all the beauty and adventure of the area while always looking forward to returning "home" to The Bayview each evening. A very special thank you to Vinet at the front desk, the manager, Chef Tricia, and every member of the team. You each made us feel truly special. The level of hospitality you provide has really set the bar. Our week flew by. We left feeling refreshed, spoiled, and already talking about when we can come back. Thank you, The Bayview, for giving our family what was truly our best family vacation yet. We can't recommend this hotel highly enough!

Our stay in Bar Harbor was awesome, our first vacation to Maine, and this hotel was a really nice…read morepart of it for a few reasons: - The view. This is their number one asset, and they treat it that way. The room highlights the view perfectly, and the grounds are impeccable. - The room was nice, clean, and everything in it just right. The room cleaning staff was excellent. - The extra touches were a delight: chocolate strawberries for our 34th anniversary with a note, the water bottles, turn-down service with little gifts. Little touches like that around every corner. - The breakfast (and food in general) exceeded our expectation. Whoever they have in the kitchen is doing a bang-up job. - The front desk staff was gracious, helpful, and prompt. The concierge helped us with reservations and itinerary. Top notch. - The shuttle was great. It made the hotel's distance from downtown a non-issue. - We had a minor issue with an overly-enthusiastic dog (remember this is a pet-friendly hotel btw), but the staff and management handled it quickly and professionally, again making it a non-issue.

We LOVED our stay at the Maples Inn. We stayed in the Red Oak room on the third floor and booked it…read morebecause it had a private balcony. We sat out there every night enjoying the cool weather and looking at the stars. Jen was always available when we had questions and was the perfect host. We can't recommend the Maples Inn enough!!

Jen is a great host and a great cook. It's a super nice place. The building is old, but has charm…read moreand has clearly been well-maintained and updated appropriately. It is very clean and well-lit. The included parking is convenient as is its location just a two block walk from the main strip. We had a great time and would definitely stay there again.

Although it was only $61 a night, it's super sketchy. Located behind an abandoned service /gas…read morestation. The whole room was smaller than my closeted, and I don't live in any big place. Please have Wi-Fi, but it was so weak in my room that are only work at one end, and didn't exist in the front by the TV. The room had a mini fridge and a two burner electric stove, but it was all period: late 60s at best. The fan in the bathroom made more noise than a freight train. The pull-out sofa only pulled out once, and then could never be pushed back in. Ugh. I wish they would update the place lately, as if they did I'd have no problem paying 80 or 90 a night for this location but it would have to be 1995-vintage or butter.....

This little motel has a very friendly & cute vibe circulating the air. You can easily tell it's an…read moreowner-operated motel. My wife & I couldn't find a hotel, for a reasonable price, to lay our heads for just the night, because were the last minute, middle of the night, kind of people. We gave them a call to be sure they're open, & they answered (both times) around midnight & one in the morning, & we're greeted pleasantly, rather than hatefully like all the others we had tried. The lobby is behind the motel, in the owner's mud room of their house, you'll see a little neon "open" sign where you enter. I found it very comforting. Our room was laid out very nicely, & uniquely unoridinary, almost like a small 1 bedroom apartment. You're actually booking a small suite. The room had all the amenities one might need. They have an old A/C unit in the bedroom, that looks like an antique from the 1800s, when we turned it on, it sounded like the unit was screaming at me. I would advise that would be replaced, in the near future.. The interior is a little outdated (panel board, older yet unique appliances) but welcoming & clean regardless. The location isn't exactly ideal, but we've been to a lot worse.