We stayed at The Falls at Ogunquit from 4/13/2026-4/16/2026 in Room 225 (Hillside Building), and I'll be honest--this trip had a bit of a plot twist.
When we first arrived, I was a little underwhelmed. I had built this trip up a lot in my head, and between that and some seasonal closures around town (including one place we were excited to visit that didn't open until the day after we left), it didn't quite hit right away.
But here's the thing... give it time.
As the days went on, Ogunquit--and the resort itself--really started to grow on us. What started as "this is nice" turned into "wow, this is special." By the end of the trip, it felt like one of those vacations you know you'll be talking about years from now.
The staff deserve a ton of credit. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely seemed to care. Housekeeping checked in daily to see if we needed anything, which added a personal touch you don't always get.
The room was clean and comfortable. The bed was great (the sheets were a little rough, but nothing major), and the living area made it easy to relax and enjoy time together as a family.
The kitchenette is simple, but more useful than expected. Between the hot plate and griddle/hot pot, we were able to make meals right in the room--including a really solid breakfast. That alone adds a lot of value.
The little extras stood out too--local tours (sign up early for the good ones), a DVD library that feels like a throwback in the best way, and board games in the lobby. And the heated pool? Perfect. It felt more like a warm, relaxing soak than just a pool--an ideal way to end the day.
Bottom line: I'd absolutely recommend staying here if you're visiting Ogunquit. Just don't go in with unrealistic expectations like I did--let the experience build naturally, and there's a very good chance you'll end up loving it.
Also, a quick note since I see a lot of negative reviews here about the "sales pitch" for the Vacation Club. I went into the presentation skeptical, but honestly, I ended up enjoying it. I love traveling, so it was something I naturally found interesting.
I did end up joining, but I'll be real--I still had doubts until I actually booked my first trip. I used my free week (only paid taxes) and stayed at a nearby hotel through a third-party deal. That hotel didn't compare--limited amenities and a less-than-clean pool.
What really stood out, though, was that I was still able to use the amenities at a nearby InnSeason Resorts property with no issues. We had access to the pools, hot tubs, sauna, game room, locker rooms--everything--and it was a much better experience overall.
If you genuinely enjoy vacationing, I'd recommend at least considering the Vacation Club. Like anything, it comes down to how you use it, but if you take the time to understand it, there's a lot of value there. read more