Really disappointed with this hotel. I booked a one-night stay the day before my arrival, but…read moreunfortunately, I had a true emergency and was unable to make the trip. Given the circumstances--and the fact that I had already paid $304 for the night--I hoped the hotel would show some understanding or compassion. Instead, I was told not only that my payment would not be refunded, but that I would also be charged a no-show fee. I understand that hotels have cancellation policies, but there should also be some room for humanity when a genuine emergency occurs. It's incredibly disappointing to feel that the hotel was more concerned with keeping my money than showing any understanding for an unexpected and serious situation. I expected better.

This is a beautiful hotel. Located right off of Maine St. and the highway. The drive was an easy…read moreone to the Portland airport. Thank you for the excellent stay. Cheers!

Our 2 nights at the Inn at Bath were extraordinary. It all started with booking with Jackie over…read morethe phone - she was very friendly, excited, and asked our coffee/tea morning preferences. Her booking confirmation email is very helpful to plan your day - most notable check-in and breakfast information! There is a wonderful side parking lot to accommodate several guest cars - it might be a smidgen tight for big vehicles like trucks but there is also street parking nearby! Jackie helped us to our room during check in and gave some helpful tips and requests to make our stay so comfy. The Garden room was beautifully decorated and including a relaxing full sized tub. Although rainy during our visit, it is closest to the outdoor patio space to enjoy! After sharing about the room, Jackie gave us some amazing recommendations for restaurants and things to do that we very much used throughout our time in the greater Bath area! Jackie's breakfast was hearty, delicious, and locally sourced - the breakfast frittata and potatoes were so yummy! She respectfully tries to seat groups throughout the morning so that no one is crowded - allowing you to meet fellow travelers or keep to yourself as fits your morning preferences. She also gave us more suggestions for our 2nd day of adventures and again they did not disappoint! She left us a very yummy takeaway breakfast for our last morning as sadly we had to depart for our flight before breakfast. At every turn, Jackie and the Inn at Bath made for such a memorable experience. We would love to come back someday and we recommend it so much!

A perfect B&B experience. A standout among the eight B & Bs we visited during a tour of the Maine…read morecoast, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. Great in-town location, breakfast, room, bathroom, amenities, and host. Very quiet and comfortable. Short walk to restaurants, shops, and sights. We'll be back to stay when we use Bath as a central location for an extended visit to this section of the Maine coast

Spectacular doesn't begin to describe our experience at Grey Havens Inn! From the moment we…read morearrived, the magnificent harbor view beckoned us to sit in a big ol' rocking chair on the Inn's lovely porch, cocktail in hand & relax completely into the moment. Oh & sunsets? Outstanding! Our first moments at Grey Havens were so warm & welcoming. Actually even before arriving, calls with innkeepers, Ali & Carlos, had us beyond excited for our initial stay. I say initial because of course we definitely will return & soon I hope! I could list endlessly all the delightful elements that the Grey Havens team have combined to create a place in which one can truly & gloriously unwind. From the lovely & cozy guest rooms to the gorgeous bay-windowed common room (with its stunning actual bay-view) the vibe is marvelous. Grey Havens feels quintessentially seaside Maine with just the barest but perfect touch of some lovingly placed & demure whimsy to intrigue a curious eye. Our initial stay dates did not overlap with Blue's calendar, sadly. However the many tales we heard of Chef Esau's creations have us drooling in anticipation. We will ensure we enjoy a dinner at Blue upon our return to Grey Havens.

Yearly pilgrimage to Grey Havens Inn, not disappointed We…read morebeen coming here for years , seldom disappointed Excellent service, atmosphere , attitude , and the food was perfect as well ! A little out of the way , but worth the trip.

The owners and staff are very pleasant and the rooms are clean. It is very convenient and quiet…read more The prices are reasonable and the grounds kept up very nicely. Breakfast is good, not the best, but it has a decent number of choices for a quick bite. Despite that I do wish they would/could reinvest some life into the room decor. The furnishings despite being in good shape are very dated and look like they were purchased at a going out of business sale. We would definitely stay here again but I would put the new/updated furnishings on my wishlist.

Lovely little inn with a view of the Cove. Rooms are simple, clean, and comfortable. Really enjoyed…read morecomplementary breakfast of eggs, waffles, biscuits, and coffee with a view of the water. Staff were attentive and personable. All this, and the fare was more than reasonable! Thank you Cod Cove Inn team!

One of the best places in the area and an amazing home/inn/setting......so quiet, so clean, so…read morehistoric...yet so 21st century. The inn is listed and the owners innkeepers should be! They bend over backwards to try and make your stay memorable. The inn is a wonderful old Phippsburg home and has many different rooms you can stay in. The beds and linens were divine, the bathrooms more humble of the rooms I crept into to have a discrete look. Our room the Woodshed was an.....old woodshed! It overlooked the water, and the early morning brought....SILENCE! Wonderful....no noise, little light...thus we snoozed for ages.....and did other things in complete privacy.....but none of that is your business!!!!! The breakfast time is flexible, the food served satisfying and fresh. We had fresh scrambled eggs with ham mixed in, started with greek yoghurt and fresh berries...but you could choose from many items. Now onto the tea.....being a fellow innkeeper (who's standards are demanding!!!!) and BRITISH....I am VERY demanding on my morning cuppa....and they delivered! The home is impressive and Phippsburg and Bath in general are not like Camden....over developed and touristy. You can cycle from their inn to Popham beach and fort...where there is a great restaurant, not fussy, serving fresh lobster (out of the tank in front of you!) and a plethora of other dishes. John & Jackie the innkeepers try to please in a quiet and relaxed way, are not over burdening, and take pride in their home....but do welcome one to use many parts of it. The setting overlooks the water and is next to a church....I could go on....but won't....just get yourselves booked in when you are 'doing' the Maine coast.

I rarely give five stars, but our stay was as close to perfect as you can get. The Inn was recently…read morerenovated and the owners, John and Jackie, have done a fantastic job. Rooms are beautiful, beds are very comfortable, and there's a ton of indoor and outdoor common space. John and his staff were so nice (Jackie was out of town, but sounds like she's great too) and we and our friends instantly felt at home. It's well worth the price, which is very much on par with other places in the area that aren't nearly as beautiful, comprehensive, or welcoming. I added a photo from first thing in the morning. I got up, grabbed some coffee and homemade granola with yogurt and fresh fruit and went and sat on the deck overlooking the river. Such a great way to start the day. A little hint - when you call to book, don't be put off by how laid-back they are about the reservations. I don't think they asked for any money up-front to confirm or anything. Being 'city-folk', we found this a little scary, but they are on the ball. Don't worry! There's a lot to do in the area, too, if you like the outdoors - go down to Popham Beach and take a walk, visit Fort Popham, grab lunch or dinner at Spinney's, hike one of the many trails, bring a bike and tackle the windy, hilly Parker Hill Road, or pop into Bath if you want a little more (but not too much) action. We'll go back for sure. Would love to visit in another season.

We stayed here back in October'09 (~$101 with tax per night). The Village Inn might be eclipsed by…read moreits flashier neighbors (the Freeport area is rife with Inns and places to stay), but it is definitely the diamond in the rough. Right next to the downtown Freeport area (the outlets), this little inn is a steal compared to the fancier inns surrounding it ($50 less a night). We stayed in the building behind the main inn. The rooms have ample space, but small bathrooms, with the sink placed in the actual room itself, rather than in the bathroom. But we didn't find it cramped. It is plainly decorated, and there is a TV with cable and free internet (wireless). There was a complimentary breakfast provided in the main inn, which was SO GOOD! Each morning, we were given a hefty portion of our choice of bacon or sausage, french toast/toast & eggs/blueberry pancakes. We got the french toast one morning -- 3 slices, with 2 strips of bacon, and toast and eggs (3 eggs and 3 slices of toast) with 2 links of sausage the second morning. Maple syrup is provided in big containers, so you can load it on your breakfast! There is also OJ and coffee or tea provided. The best part of the breakfast was the owner, Lewis. He was always really friendly, and would come to your table to get your order and serve it up hot a short wait later. He would also chit chat if the breakfast rush was slow (which it was when we were there). The perfect touch to our trip! Highly recommend staying here!!

We have stayed at The Village Inn for a couple nights each year for the past 12 years. It isn't…read morefancy by any means but it is right on Main Street which is a very short walk to LL Bean plus the other stores and restaurants in the area. The price is very reasonable which includes a complimentary breakfast cooked by one of the owners, Lewis. He enjoys chatting with his guests while cooking on his commercial grade appliances. After we arrive, we park our car in the lot and we don't use it again until we leave - unless it is pouring rain. We walk everywhere which we can't do where we live. Both Lewis and Jackie are very nice and we enjoy staying there every year.

A very enjoyable stay at this unique B&B. Shawn was a gracious host, and the room was spotless, the…read morebed so comfy, and that breakfast...... We will definitely be back, and if you're looking for a spot to rest your head in the Gardiner, ME area .... you should most definitely consider The Stone Turret.

Great stay! The…read moreStone Turret is a B&B located in a restored 1902 Christian Science church. The rooms are lovely, clean, and comfortable. After a great night's sleep, Shawn, the owner, made an amazing breakfast. The blueberry muffins, in particular were out of this world. 'Can't wait to go back!

We had such a wonderful experience at Alyssa's motel! The owner was so nice and helpful. We had a…read moretwo room suite with new bathroom and kitchen. It was clean and comfortable. We would absolutely stay again. Thank you!

I recently stayed here for a wedding that was held on Sebago Lake. We only stayed one night but…read morethis place was perfect just for that. There were four of us and we stayed in a suite, two bedrooms with a shared little kitchenette and bathroom. Décor a lot better in person than in the pictures! (Hint, you should update them). The owners were very nice, allowing us to check in early to get ready for the wedding.