This review is for the motel as the pizza is sadly no more. It is priced in the modest range. VERY…read moreCLEAN! The owners took over a 10-room post WWII motel. They painted, new floors, new accents. Nice mattress, pillows and sheets. Had a homey feeling. Owner Michelle loves what she does for a living and it shines through!

After packing up the camper and heading home we found this restaurant on our way to 95 from…read moreMillinocket. We didn't stay at the hotel, this is a review of the restaurant. Hubby ordered the breakfast sandwich as usual with a side of hash browns. I chose eggs and ham. Ham was awesome! Eggs cooked perfect! Service was top notch perfect! This is a definite to stop again!

A five star resort this is not but if you want to experience rustic Maine in a semi private wood…read moreand lake setting; this is the place for you. The cabins vary based on your preference and the owners are very friendly and have a desire to please the guests. They went over and above for us for our anniversary and two nights we were the only diners that they served. Most places would normally not open if they only had two guests. This is a multi season lodge that is wonderful for snow sledding, hunting and canoeing. I cannot wait to revisit them next summer to enjoy the property in the warm weather.

Great location and beautiful property. The hosts and staff are professional and very friendly. The…read moremeals were delicious with a beautiful presentation. I definitely recommend this lodge and plan on returning for my trip next year.

Our snowmobile club booked this motel in advance and when we arrived the worker was nowhere to be…read morefound. We had to call a cell phone and ring a bell for over 25 minutes. The Rooms were so outdated and not very nice. The shower is built for 4-foot people. Everyone's room rate was different and much higher than the other. No coffee in the room. The refrigerator plug didn't work, so that was useless. The restaurant was attached but dark and dirty looking, so we had to go elsewhere to eat. So that was a task all being on sled. None of us will be back.

Definitely no frills but the place was affordable, clean, the air conditioner worked and the bed…read morewas comfortable. Plus there is a tank across the street!

This place is so clean and people are the most helpful, friendly innkeepers I have ever met. I am…read morein the main building but the cabins are cute too. The restauant downstairs has live music and the joyous vibe of the hikers and families is fun and lively. The bar food is ok but the service is quick and the women who work at the bar are not to be be matched in the area for their swift, accommodating service. Always a smile and a hello even though they are high demand.

85 For a night with a room smaller than my college dorm. Unbelievable, do not come here if you want…read moreto be relaxed. very tight spaced and not comfortable at all. Talked to the manager about having a take out breakfest in the morning before hiking Mt katahdin and never got anything before I left. Will not be coming back if i could give this place Negative stars I would.

From the road it doesn't look all that great, but the service and rooms were much better than…read moreexpected. They also had a nice picnic area out back with newly planted trees. Breakfast was just what you would expect from an Inn. The bed was comfortable, air conditioner worked like a charm on a 100F day. I'll be back here next time I come through. Love the cats in the lobby

If anyone in your group is allergic to cats, please stay away. The whole front office is a maze of…read morecat equipment, cat trees, cover furniture for protection and at least one litter box. The breakfast area is in this section of the lodge. The front desk person was not sympathetic to the person with an allergy in our party. To top it off, our room smelled of cigarette smoke.

What a fantastic place! I had the pleasure of accompanying my sons Junior Class outing to this…read moreresort and was impressed on many levels with this establishment. In first approach the roads were jagged and exhausted from the long winter. Being mud season this needs to be over looked but needs to be mentioned. The main lodge/restaurant is beautiful and spacious with front desk access as well as hostess stand to guide you to your table which looks out to Mt. Katahdin. Staff is in a word. AMAZING! Everyone I encountered was friendly and helpful. When I had a health issue arise unexpectedly, Shorey, an employee in the restaurant went above and beyond to help resolve my ailment. She was successful in helping me get the help I needed. Our group took up most, if not all of the sleeping cabins. The group of chaperones I was with stayed in the "Loon" cabin. This cabin is nicer then the house I live in! All the comfort of home plus radiant heat floors, concrete counter tops, full kitchen, and fireplace! Plenty of sleeping arrangements with three bedrooms with queen sized beds and one room had an additional twin bed. In sun room there was a bed as well. Ethan Allen furniture through out. At the River Driver restaurant we had breakfast and dinner nightly and there were no repeats in offerings and EVERYTHING was delicious! Compliments to the chef for the variety offered as well as offering Vegan and Gluten Free options. 120+ is not easy to handle and the staff did n excellent job of keeping things clean and neat.

The oxymoronic Trout Mountain exists, and it's magical!…read more We stayed two nights at this, a premium cabin aground the Twin Pine campground, for an Independence Day wedding. Granted, I can't speak to the plethora of available fun things, like volleyball, horseshoes, a rec center with ping pong, board games and screen doors, and all the kayaking Millinocket Lake has to offer, basically because a hurricane was blowing it all away. Check-in for the temporarily residential side of the New England Outdoor Center is sparkling, as its recently renovated to feature what we'd discover to be a damn fine in-house restaurant. Staff are an orchard of peaches for fruit-based metaphor, or a patch of blueberries if its more regionally appropriate, and while everything seems to be pencil and paper, they were organized. Back to Trout Mountain! With a full kitchen, proximity to all facilities and more beds than the Bunny Ranch, it's essentially a palace at the end of the AT. As such, it's only fitting it sleeps 14 (or 24 college kids, because stop playin'). The only rub - even when you roll deep, you're still looking at anywhere from $70-100 per glamper per night, and three of the beds are in a shared loft. Singles pad, anyone? The wifi is extremely spotty - tough luck keeping a signal to check email, let alone stream reruns of Big Brother on Hulu. Dog friendly, too, so bring ya pup, bring ya wife. Leave your iPhone. Breathe fresh air.

Very nice little homey motel was decent. Was clean, nice hot…read morewater large room. No restaurants near by but the Circle K had good breakfast sandwiches and fresh ground bean coffee. Big lot there for Semi parking. Pets allowed as well.

Nice clean and affordable. Humble but homey. Fairly isolated and private on a beautiful area,…read morefantastic for dogs. I was there for four nights with my dog. The staff was kind and friendly.

I am definitely (hopefully) staying here again- if work sends me back to Maine! The staff are…read moreincredibly pleasant, the rooms are reasonably well kept, and the restaurant is amazing.

Pure pleasure and hospitality- A welcoming friendly staff-…read morelike coming home. The rooms are clean, of ample size, and the housekeeping fast, efficient, and thorough. Reception very helpful. The people staffing this place reflect the qualities of the Houlton people in general: honest, embracing, accommodating- signs in town everywhere said: "Welcome! We appreciate you." A great memorable stay during the solar eclipse. Thank you!