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.

The owners were friendly & quit accommodating for us. They went above & beyond…read more The Inn reminded me of a New England style Inn. I would stay again. Trip typeVacation · Family The bathroom was big with plenty of room. The room had a full size refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, kitchen table & chairs, king size bed & a twin bed. The large balcony with chairs was a bonus. Nearby activitiesClose to town & restaurants, lakes & boat ramps. SafetyCompletely safe no problems whatsoever Food & drinksRestaurants & super markets within minutes. A 5 star Inn

On my way north to Canada, Lincoln was about as far as I was making it for the day, so I called it…read morequits here. It's a little B&B type place, minus the Breakfast. I love the 19th century feel. Did not love the nonexisting wifi - I had to go down to the living room to get any semblance of connection, but my room was up top with zero service. Not the quietest place but I've had worse. The weird part - for the cheaper rooms there's a shared bathroom. Fine, it's an old house. But the other person didn't lock the door. Didn't notice the "VACANT" when you walked in, eh? Well you sure noticed me! I hightailed it back, heard that person rush back to their room, and the bathroom was all set for my shower. Unforgettable is a positive thing, right? Can't really speak to the hotel staff as they were never present - just had my key at the front desk and name/room number. Anyone could walk in there and take a key and a room - until the person whose room it was supposed to be walks in and doesn't have a key. Not great, but at least the room locks! Oh, and my room had a reclining rocking-couch. I kid you not. I wanted to sit down and I had to jam a fireplace log under it so I could sit without it rocking all over the place. (I wanted to try to sit down with wifi. That wasn't happening.) Verdict: If you need to stay in Lincoln, I don't want to be too harsh with my star rating. It's not a terrible place, it's just very much walk-in-and-sleep. Nothing else to recommend for it.

I can not say enough good things about this place!…read more Not only was the decor adorable, but Erika was so accommodating and great to us. When we told her that we'd be checking out early, she packed us breakfast in to-go bags and left them in the library/ coffee area. She really went above and beyond for us, if you're going to Baxter State Park I'd recommended this place very highly! It's as close to the park as you're gonna get without staying on the grounds and close to bars and restaurants in town. 10/10 recommend!

Just stayed here with my husband and 2 kids during our trip to climb Mt Katadhin. Can't say enough…read moreabout how clean and quaint it is. Booking and check-in were super easy even though we got there really late after a full day in Bar Harbor. Then, after a 12hr day on the mountain, there was nothing better than coming back to a hot shower and really comfy beds. Breakfast was delish (pancakes and bacon) and so convenient to have directly downstairs. Hoping to come back for some canoeing and stay here again!

The First Settlers Lodge is a magical place. The rooms are large and comfortable, the common areas…read moreare warm and homey, and the wide windows all around the lodge provide stunning views of the forests, mountains and sky of this gorgeous northeastern corner of Maine. I stayed at First Settlers during mid-October, so the colors of the landscape were incredible. Denise and Wayne were extraordinarily warm, welcoming hosts who attended with cheerfulness and grace to our every need. The food was TERRIFIC- generously portioned, homemade, and so satisfying. I had a baked stuffed haddock and Apple pie for dinner, and a pile of French toast for breakfast. Denise even made yummy roasted vegetable wraps for our lunch to go! I can't recommend First Settlers enough. One of the best bed and breakfast experiences I've ever had!

This place does everything it can to make you feel at home! Alex does a wonderful job she helped…read moreprepare us for what to expect in the area. Breakfast was fantastic! Wonderful scenic overlook for a romantic getaway or family gathering.

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!

This review is of the bistro, not the hotel-…read more I had hoped to enjoy a nice lunch at a locally-owned business instead of going to a drive through or national chain; what I had was a master class in poor customer service and mediocre to awful food. We ordered fish and chips, and scallops - both arrived significantly over breaded and overcooked. I turned the scallops back before the dish touched the table and the waitress immediately said, "because they're burnt?"...so she already knew that they should not have been served. And unless the cook was fully and totally untrained, they also knew it when they plated the meal and tried to foist it off on me. The haddock in the other meal was also overcooked - my husband was hungry enough that he elected to pick off the (heavy and too-dark) breading and just eat the fish. The quality of the haddock under the breading was fine, but it's too bad it was so unappealing as it was prepared. I was polite, I said I didn't want a replacement nor anything else. I also tipped our waitress more than 20%. I like to think that is a decent way to handle such a situation. I wish the staff had been equally civil. And now what follows is where poor food preparation/presentation moved into pathetic service. The manager (?) then came out to the table immediately adjacent to ours to ask how that customer's food was and when that customer said his sandwich was good, the manager then very loudly replied "oh thank you for the compliment!" while giving us the side-eye. Passive-aggressive to the max. If you think he was professional enough to address us and apologize that we were dissatisfied or ask for a way to make it better, or even to toss out an insincere sorry-you-feel-that-way kind of apology, you would be sadly mistaken. I'm sorry that the gentleman wasn't professional enough to try to salvage our experience because now instead of a poor meal/kitchen mistake, it was compounded into a rude, childish and passive-aggressive interaction that has ensured that we will never return and made me want to do this negative public review instead of having a brief interaction on-the-spot. (And in case anyone thinks this is some snotty condescending tourist- I'm from Maine and have family and friends in the area and I always embrace local and humble. But rude and dismissive is not the right vibe to set in a service industry.)

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.

Great location, quiet night's sleep. This was my second visit. I drive from Nova Scotia to New York…read moreeach month, and the location is the perfect halfway stop. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and quiet, and the breakfasts have a little extra you might not find at a regular chain. This is my new go to and favorite!

Despite billing itself as a conference center, this place had no restaurant. Hotel was clean and…read morethe front desk staff were accommodating. Beds were comfy at first, but after a bad night of rocking back and forth in bed, I deem it a "prairie schooner" bed. It was cheap and extremely uncomfortable. Other than the beds, there is much to complain about in this remote location. Rural fall scenery was spectacular and staff was nice but inexperienced. Price was way too high for the quality of the hotel.

This was a new spot for us after a long time placed closed and we were really pleased with the…read moreresults. We had breakfast of eggs, bacon and home fries. Everything was well prepared to each persons liking and was at the table in no time. Service was perfect and the waitress had all the right answers. We will be visiting this place again.

Ambience: old but homey Clientele: old…read more Service: fantastic and fast Parking: plentiful but full Food: excellent breakfast sandwich made to go and fast

I did buy a timeshare at Vacationland estate and I paid for the yearly fees, ran into some hardship…read moreat my end so I decided to give them, (give them back mind you) my timeshare and they were to refund my money minus the $100.00 fee, it's been months and still nothing, don't get involved with them

Booked an exchange with Interval to stay at this resort which had a silver star rating. I was…read morescheduled to have a 3 bedroom unit. When I arrived I was given a 2 bedroom unit which was in need of remodeling. Furnishings were worn out, front door rotted, tv was the analog style, countertops and bathrooms need update. Manager was not available to discuss changing our unit to the size unit we booked. The location is nice near Baxter State Park but the resort is in dire need of updating. I would not stay here again and will recommend a rating change with Interval.