Booked late in the evening for one night while on a road trip- it's located on a convenient area -…read moreeat at the Fish Bone Grill on Auburn (3 blocks away) while your over this part of town. It was an easy check in process- courteous service. The elevator was dirty - this was not an indication of what was to come however. The room was big and clean and odorless. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was also ok. There were 2 hairs in the tub.. the check out process was just as seamless. Please note there is also amenity of free parking.

Decent overall hotel despite extensive construction, except for two places it fell way short of…read moreexpectations: 1. No hot water at all. 2. A staff that was completely dismissive and disinterested in trying to address the hot water issue. If another nearby hotel had vacancy, I would have moved over there.

Super friendly staff. Breakfast buffet is always phenomenal. Staff is also very good about giving…read moreyou the room you want. They gave me the same exact room both times for my last two visits. Hotel is well-maintained and clean inside. They plow the parking lot immediately after a snowstorm. The hotel is also close to all the major restaurants and shopping centers in the area. You will be very happy if you stay here. All the cool kids are doing it.

This was a nicer than average hotel for Maine and better Marriott Residence Inn than others in…read moreMaine. Location wasn't the greatest. Super busy road in front and side road going into shopping area though it was convenient to the grocery store there. The room was in great shape with a comfortable bed.

Great, restful experience and very helpful host!!!…read more Accommodating my needs in every way.

This is a beautiful inn located in downtown Auburn. Every room is charmingly decorated with lovely…read moreantiques and intriguing finds. The hostess could not be more friendly and accommodating. We have stayed here three or four times on our way to Deer Isle and enjoyed it very much every time. We especially appreciate that each room has its own heating and cooling unit so we can adjust temperature control to our liking in hot weather.

Went here for brunch today with a few friends and must say that I was very impressed. The staff…read morewas friendly and the space was quaint as one would hope for in an historic inn. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which was atypically served on slices of bread as opposed to an English muffin, but it was fantastic! The eggs were fluffy and delicious, and were complemented by a buttery lemon sauce that made the whole dish. Highly recommend.

Absolutely love the service and the ambiance. My meal was okay, but my husband's was excellent…read more Looking forward to trying their spring menu when the season changes! The ambiance is like nowhere else in Brunswick and you are encouraged to linger and enjoy! Excellent cocktails too!

I see some reviewers don't realize that Motel 6 is strictly a budget motel. We are staying here for…read moretwo reasons: its free dog policy, and the central location between Portland and Bangor, the two places we are visiting here this week. But there is a balloon festival this weekend, so we are just staying two nights for now. It has an odd but not unpleasant setup. We are on the first floor. We have a sliding glass outer door very convenient to our vehicle parked just outside. Our normal inner hallway door is across from the registration office and right next to the laundry room where the ice machine and handy microwave are also located. The furnishings are stripped down, kind of funny so I took pictures. The "closet" is a high up shelf with a few hangers in it, the tv stand is a single shelf under a wall bracket. A bookshelf is the bureau. A tiny and low center shelf that is attached to the beds, holds the phone, no clock. I am not complaining about all that - it is Motel 6 after all. The price seems high for a budget place, but we are up north. This same room would be around $45 down south. It is not without issues, however. The toilet doesn't flush well at all and the secondary door frame lock on the inner door is broken. And of course, the walls are as thin as you would expect them to be. Oh, and on a side note, if you look at Google Maps and see a hiking trail around the corner at the Ramada Trailhead, don't believe it. It is mostly a snowmobile trail. It is physically possible to hike it, but the weeds are allowed to grow tall and one look at it suggested to us that it must be Tick Central. On the plus side, the A/C is quiet and the bathroom roomy with a shower that worked, so that is good. We always carry a bathroom bag, and that is helpful, for they offer tiny bars of soap but no shampoo.

I'm very happy with my room. It's clean, everything works (even the toilet), it's well maintained,…read moreand the bathroom is nicely remodeled so it looks great and is very clean. My gripe is that it's hard to find. There's a sign on I-95 that only lists the Ramada for exit 80 when in fact there are several hotels here. This may not be Motel 6's fault, but it made my life harder since if you drive past that highway exit you're going 7 more miles before you can turn around, total 14 miles wasted. And there is no tall Motel 6 sign visible from the highway. Even after you exit you can't see the hotel. The sign is so short you have to be right in front of the hotel before you can see it.

Urgh.... what a disappointment. Room had a busted bathroom…read moredoor. Broken mirror. No cups for water nor coffee. "Free breakfast" was ridiculous (no coffee, no eggs, no bagels, ...) ... and the Hot Tub was closed for repairs or something. Upon checkout, the clerk barely spoke English and communications were difficult... Never again.... Right across the street from Ramada, the SureStay is a much, much better option for just about the same price.

My husband and I were going to this area for visiting day to see our son at camp. It's about a 7…read morehour drive from home. There are very few choices of hotels in the area. The photos they have on their site are attractive and coming from the NYC metro area, "hotel and conference center" make it sound like a typical hotel. We walked in & the front desk person was immediately rude and unpleasant. I gave my name and he just snapped, "I don't have any 1st floor rooms". I hadn't asked for a first floor room so I wasn't sure why he was telling me this. He gave us a room & said "it's up the stairs". I said, "Oh, there's no elevator?" and he said, "no", which must be why he barked that there were no 1st floor rooms available. I asked him if my friend, checking in later, could be near us. He sighed & asked her name. He just said a terse "No", with no explanation. There was a sign on the front desk that the pool was closed for maintenance. So, if we had wanted to use the pool, it was unavailable. We went up to our room and as soon as we opened the door, we smelled old smoke and mildew. It was supposed to be a non-smoking room but clearly it had been smoked in at some point. I didn't expect any other room to be better, nor do I think there were any other rooms available. A guy had come into the lobby yelling about having paid for a room and there being no rooms available, so we turned the air conditioning on and hoped it would dissipate. The ac only read in celsius so we had to look up what number to leave it on. There was urine on the toilet seat. I didn't see this when I first went in the bathroom because the lid was up, but when the lid was put down, there was something on the lid as well. I don't know if it was dirt or what.The toilet dispenser was broken so the toilet paper was left on the toilet tank. The toilet ran all night, loudly. I had to find a white noise app on my phone and keep that on. When my husband went to shower that first night, I heard him say, "what the f" and I didn't know what happened. When he came out he said there is something that looks like pubic hair mixed with our cat's throw-up on the shower curtain. There were stains on the carpet by the sink. The towel holder on the cabinet under the sink was broken & jagged. When I got into bed, I noticed that some kind of liquid, possibly coffee, had been spilled down the side of the night stand. My nightstand lamp didn't work. There was a broken mercury bulb. Didn't know that until my husband touched it. You're not supposed to touch those. The description of the hotel said that each room has complimentary coffee, which was not the case. There was a coffee maker, but no coffee or cups. They also had coffee-like accoutrements in the lobby, but no actual coffee in them. There is a "charging station" area in the lobby, but nothing actually there. Nothing to charge anything with or any charging outlets. I booked through Expedia. I didn't want to go through the hotel for some type of reimbursement because I had another awful hotel experience in February 2023, where I did try to go through the hotel for some type of refund, to no avail. Just to be clear, I don't normally complain & I've never disputed a credit card charge for anything, but I definitely don't feel I should've had to pay for this stay at about $150/night with taxes and fees. But, for some of these trips, where I'm unfamiliar with the area, I have no idea where I am booking. I have to just rely on the fact that Expedia works with these hotels & take a chance. We could not leave to go to another hotel. This was a popular camp visiting day weekend, there aren't that many hotels to begin with, and there was no other place to go close enough to our son's camp. This hotel is at least thirty minutes away and we weren't looking to go further, especially without seeing anything available besides a literal tent. And what if the next place was even worse? I contacted Expedia before staying the 2nd night at the property. We had to stay a second night because we were seven hours from home and not prepared to start that drive at the end of visiting day. Expedia told me they would work on a partial refund and they'd get back to me within 24-48 hours. They didn't. I contacted them and they said the property was refusing to do anything for me and it was out of their hands. I contacted my Chase credit card to dispute the charge. They can't do anything because we didn't leave after the first night, even though we had nowhere to go & there was no other option. I also thought Expedia was working on it, so I had no idea that the only recourse I'd have would be if I left mid-stay. All in all, the Ramada is horrible. The front desk staff, especially "Mike", are not meant for the service industry. I would never stay here again. I would rather rent a tent.

Old, but clean room. Front desk staff not overly friendly. Room was budget friendly. i…read moreunfortunately didn't feel safe there as a solo female traveler. Parking lot isnt well lit. Not the Hotel's fault, but another male guest followed me from the parking lot as i was unloading my car and then was loitering around the small lobby while i was checking in. Then was walking to close behind me as i was headed to my room. Had the family across from my room not come out of their room as i was deciding on what to do. I probably would have walked back out to the desk and checked back out. I locked myself in my room with a llight on and left first thing in the morning.

This past Friday and Saturday I had a previously booked hotel room at Sure Stay Hotel in Lewiston…read moreME. The hotel was less than average but i was ok with that since I was visiting my grandson at Bates. On Saturday night I had spilled some wine on the floor of my room and grabbed a towel to pick up the spill. When I looked at the towel after cleaning up my mess, it was black. Meaning the floor was filthy. I went to the front desk early Sunday morning, October 5th and asked for the manager. A woman at the desk told me that the manager was not in even though i saw him while having coffee in the lobby. I did not want to make a scene so I asked if I could talk privately to the woman behind the counter about an issue I had. She said, yes, I am the person who resolves issues at this hotel. Great, we went into the hallway, her suggestion and I began telling her about the situation and that I had used a towel to clean up my mess and when I looked at the towel it was black. That the floors were dirty. Her first comment was I should not have used the towel to wipe the floor. I said I did not think I had an option, was I to use my clothes? She said I should have called the front desk to ask them to clean up the mess. It was around 10pm and I was in my pajamas. I said that sounded ridiculous to me and that I was "pissed" that I spent $480 or so to stay two nights and I was staying in a room that was dirty. She said, "you are in my space." I said, I am sorry and I understood people needing space. She said, I am sorry I have an issue regarding my personal space. I told her I understood and that I had worked in Human Resources for 25 years and understood. She then asked me why I did not report the dirty floor when I first arrived at the hotel, I said because I did not spill anything on the floor my first night. She then said we will fix the problem and walked back to the lobby and behind the desk. I said how can you fix the problem if you don't know my name or my room number? She said I was going to ask you that but you got in my face. Now we are in a public area and I gave her my name and room number. I left the premiss immediately that Sunday morning, 8am. It is now Monday morning and I have not heard back from the hotel. I waited to see how they would resolve the issue but, I guess that was not their intent or they did not want me to know how it was resloved. I am very well traveled and I have NEVER had an experience like this, EVER. I would never stay at this hotel again and I suggest you never do either. Sharon Woodbury PS I have photos I just don't know how to download them and oh, there was a bug on my unsused toliet paper roll

My husband and I came up to celebrate my 60th birthday in February. We booked the Sugarloaf…read moreMountain room, which was the best! It had two sitting areas, both with stunning views of the lake, a gas fireplace and a Jacuzzi tub. It was a very peaceful and romantic setting. We Also booked an hour in their oasis sauna which is located outside with a large window facing the lake. After sitting in the sauna for 15 to 20 minutes, we stepped outside into 17° winter weather and it was amazing! The staff and the owners, Nicole and Geoff, were all very friendly and accommodating. Each morning we had a delicious breakfast in the dining room. It was a very relaxing getaway, and we highly recommend the Wolf Cove Inn.

My husband and I had our Microwedding at Wolf Cove November 2025! It was the most amazing weekend…read morefor us and our guests. Nicole and Geoff have a beautiful inn and were so accommodating to our small wedding. The food is something I really want to highlight, the complimentary breakfasts were so tasty, and everyone loved them. We did a lobster bake for our rehearsal dinner and for the night of the wedding the Microwedding package we had purchased included a coursed dinner. Both meals absolutely blew us and our guests away. Our group's favorites were the seasonal creamed spinach, the hot honey burrata salad, and the filet mignon. We tend to be a little particular about food and the meals could not have been better. If you are debating having any kind of wedding at wolf cove or even just a romantic weekend away I would not hesitate to book here! Thank you to the Wolf Cove Inn team for making our wedding weekend so seamless and beautiful!

Second visit here . This room was nice and clean ! No smoke smell . Large room . Zack has great…read morecustomer service ! Breakfast was better this visit as they had breakfast sandwiches for the microwave . The only improvement I could ask for is please add an anti bacterial hand soap dispenser in rooms at sinks .

Just finished a week at Poland Spring Resort for an on site conference and I must say that I am a…read morehappy camper. The place, while may be "dated" for some, had a charm all it's own. That was provided by the service, staff attitudes, and generally welcoming and relaxing environment. Downsides for some might be the limited breakfast buffet (which was more than enough for me but some folks mentioned it within earshot). Also, no maid service due to the COVID pandemic, although a friend said that in the past they had to bring their own linens (truly). All of a traveler's needs were available through the front desk. Great bar service by the way and PS was located close to everything I needed to see and do. I plan to make this place a stop on an upcoming fall colors trip down the eastern seaboard for a night along the way.

Another great stay at the Resort. Alot of great trails to walk. Atmosphere all around the Inn is…read moregreat. The breakfast buffet is exceptional and the staff is amazing. Not the fanciest place to stay at but Dog friendly and very comfortable.