Very clean and serviceable, although dated room. It looks a bit like it's straight out of 1982 plus…read morea microwave and renovated shower stall. We had a hard time with the lock on our door, which was a slider and not a normal door, so likely prone to having issues. The view from our room though, was totally worth it and we would stay ocean side again, though perhaps in another of their buildings. I appreciated the space above Forbes that was open to guests, as we took our food up there and enjoyed it in a more comfortable and quiet location. Parking, though tight, was appreciated in such a conjested area. We will be back to visit.

I realize there's a 21 day cancellation. But when I called 10 days in advance to cancel my…read morereservation because I was diagnosed with an illness, they still could not refund my deposit. Not very compassionate.

This is a motel-style resort on Hwy 1 in Wells Maine. Rooms were a great size, updated and clean…read more Plenty of parking. The manager is wonderful with fantastic communication. We received a text late morning on our day of arrival letting us know the room was ready for us. There is also a fabulous cafe at the edge of the property. Highly recommend!

We travel with our dog, and of all the places we've stayed in the area or anywhere this was the…read morenicest. We really enjoyed the cottage here. they are very clean. and have a full fridge and laminate floors. There is a nice area for the dogs. There is a community hall with large screen and games and a good size pool. You can walk to Drakes beach or there is a parking lot - a mile or 2.

We had a lovely stay at Cliff House. We stayed 3 nights there and had a wonderful time. Check-in…read morewas easy and the front desk team member was friendly and helpful. The lobby has beautiful decor and the view over the cliff is fantastic. Every floor has a Maine Station- which includes a coffee station, 3 water options, and some fruit. Our room was spectacular and had a view over the cliff. It was not warm outside so unfortunately we weren't able to use the outside pools. For what I could tell there are 2 outdoor pools, one indoor pool and a larger hot tub. There seems to be a lot of weddings there. I believe like 3-4 a weekend. The grounds were very well cared for and there were different activities throughout the day you could participate in. The location is a little remote which is nice, but hard to explore being that it was our first time in Maine. The food was pretty good for the most part. We liked the food better at The Tiller than Nubb's. The drinks are really tasty, but can get spendy. We overall really enjoyed our visit and stay at Cliff House. Rating would be 4.25

Great place to spend a getaway as you want it, quiet, or on the go!…read more Pro's, you don't have to leave the property once you arrive. It's all there, for the kids, to adults. Nice views, great staff, grounds meticulously maintained. I will go back for sure. If you find yourself bored, I played humpback whale calls off my balcony late at night, I found a dozen or so people coming out of the hotel looking feverishly for any signs of one. A good time was had by all!

Very friendly staff, great location right next to Marginal Way entrance and center of village, and…read moregreat great views of the water. The Sparhawk rooms are right at the water's edge and you have wonderful unimpeded views of the Atlantic, Ogunquit Beach, Little Beach and the outlet of the Ogunquit River, with the mesmerizing tides. Plus the views are due east and the sunrises are amazing. However- though the rooms are clean and comfortable with a private patio or balcony, there are some misses for a higher end "resort" property. Our balcony door's deadbolt lock didn't work (which is a safety issue!), the bathroom sink's drain stopper was broken, the walls are rather thin so you easily hear your neighbors (and snorers), and we had ants in the bathroom. Plus it would be nice to have in-room amenities like a coffee-maker (coffee, tea, hot water are available in the lobby but only starting at 7AM, so early birds like us in need of a morning brew are out of luck) and mini-fridge (for keeping those leftovers or desserts fresh - instead, we had to wastefully throw them out). The complimentary Continental breakfast is welcome but the offerings are on the scant side - there should at least be cut fruit available and it would be nice to have hot fresh oatmeal instead of instant oatmeal packets. There are many other choices to stay in Ogunquit that offer such amenities and are more sound-proofed, though perhaps not with the amazing views that Sparhawk offers. But if The Sparhawk would like to be a top-notch stay, I think they need to up their game a little!

Great location! Great location! Wonderful room (#85) with a…read moregreat view of Ogunquit Beach and right next to the Marginal Way path. Young lady at the front desk was very nice when we went to the front desk to ask if there were any rooms available. We will be back!

We have been staying at the Mariner for over 30 years. It's always been neat and clean. The rooms…read morehave always been updated and maintained well. It's a little pricey for what you get, but it's always been clean. The staff is very accommodating and helpful.

We had a lovely stay here! Everything was clean and comfortable and the location was great. My…read morekiddos loved the indoor and outdoor pools. The family suite was perfect for our family of 4, and we will most definitely be back!!

Upgraded to a sea view room and had a nice plate of cookies in our room for our anniversary. So…read morethankful for that nice touch to help our celebration. Beautiful resort. Accommodating, helpful and very friendly staff. We bought some fresh oysters down east but hadn't thought of the oyster knife. Asked the manager if, by chance we could possibly borrow an oyster knife? Well, due to liability issues, they would not allow me to borrow the knife but offered to have the chef shuck them for us (after signing a waiver!.....I hate where our country is, but totally understand!). We listened to live piano to relax us during a raining and "trafficy" day driving from down east and Acadia national park. Just one mile down the road from Walker's point (The Bush compound) I was really hoping that we might run into 'W' and Mrs. but to no avail. The room was well appointed and a corner room with beautiful views of the chanel. Picture commercial lobster boats moored at bouys as the tides rise and fall with the hours going by. A rainy day to start lead to clear skies and a beautiful bluebird sky with white puffy clouds to accent. Breakfast buffet included in the stay along with free bikes to use as guest made our stay complete. I only wish we had more time to spend here at the resort! Huge thanks for making our stay complete and fabulous!! Cheers to you all. Oh, I almost forgot, they have a shuttle that runs out to dock square every half hour. What a blessing.

**This review is only for the event space and the bar near the event space**…read more Great location with more parking than typical in Kennebunkport. Amazing views, and the inside is gorgeous. Cute place with lots of cute decorations. They have a little bar right next to the event space that you can get a drink and it looks like you can get a drink to go as well. I would love to stay here sometime!

You've set the bar very high for future stays at a B&B. Upon arrival, Brian greeted us and welcomed…read moreus to the Beach Farm inn. Over the course of our stay, we met Janine, Lynn and Bob. Such warm hospitality... Like staying with family friends. The room was cozy. The breakfasts... Delicious with fresh baked goods every morning. On a cool Maine evening, sitting by the fire pit... conversing with other guests... Just perfect!

I'm surprised to be the first to review this beautiful and cozy B&B in Wells, ME. The property is…read moreabsolutely lovely, with a beautiful painted barn in the back and beautiful New England furniture throughout. We stayed in Room 3 on the 2nd floor Plus: Bathroom in the room, unlike some of the other rooms that had private bathrooms, but had to run across the hall to access it. Large room and bathroom Downsides: Very bright, very early in the morning. The curtains couldn't be pulled down so I resorted to eye masks. Also, the floors of a house as old as this are understandably creaky so expect noise from upstairs. For $150 a night (the larger rooms - the smaller rooms are less) including a great breakfast in the morning, this was a great stay. Only caveat is that it's a good 10-15 min away from the 1, so on a holiday weekend, that can eat up a bit of time. Enjoy!

This hotel was fabulous! It is right on the beach views are amazing and close to food and stores!!!…read more My Mom has some health issues but was able to manage the flights of stairs with her cane. She absolutely loved the seaside balcony she never even had to go to the sandy beach the views are that phenomenal!

The hotel is very clean and convenient. However, pictures and description are very misleading and…read moreon the verge of deceitful. There is no access directly to the beach from the bottom rooms. The 2nd and 3rd floors only have a few with balcony views of the ocean the rest only have views of the pool. The first floor view to the beach is through high windows in the room. For the price it was just less than what we expected. The rooms are very clean and look freshly redone and the staff all appeared helpful.

Everything went well! My husband and I frequently stay at bed and breakfast inns but the Gazebo is…read morethe ONLY place we have returned to over and over. The staff is exceptional, Pete has this place running like a top! This time we stayed in Barn Suite 2 and I think this may now be my new favorite room. The shower is unbelievable and the room well appointed. And breakfast? The best! They make scones daily and each day is a different main breakfast. They also provide ice tea and either a sangria or other type drink along with house made cookies (best I've ever had) as well as Whoopie pies and mixed nuts and snack mix.

We chose the Gazebo Inn for our pre-wedding mini moon celebration. We absolutely loved our stay and…read moreenjoyed all of the amenities. We especially loved the large salt water hot tub and mid-day snacks (mixed nuts and large chocolate chip cookies - which were delicious). They also offer a mixed drink and wine at the self serve bar during the day. We stayed in the King 7 room and it was spacious. We loved the rain shower head. I also highly recommend the chocolate sampler box add on! We had the chocolate and champagne available at check in which was a nice touch. The hot tub was often quiet around 8pm and made for the perfect end of evening activity. They have an ample selection of towels and robes by the pool that are available to use. We also enjoyed a couples massage offered by the inn. Breakfast was very yummy! Each day there is a large selection of options you can pick and choose from. They had the breakfast offering for the day displayed and then you check off what you want with a marker on a short form. The inn is about a 10 minute walk from Footbridge beach, which was awesome. Overall I would recommend for any weekend getaway or celebration!

AMAZING! I have no words…read more We had the most wonderful stay here. They think about every detail. The cottage was just beautiful and so cozy. The location is insane. You're by the water and it's a quick 10 minute walk to the beach (when it's low tide). They have paddle boards, kayaks and you can even go on the pontoon when it's high tide. This is by far the best hotel we stayed at.

Don't be fooled... the positive reviews on here are from 4,5 even 9 years ago before new management…read moreABSOLUTELY DESTROYED this gem of a generational vacation spot. My husband, sons and I had been going to the dunes for 8 years as returning customers to our cottage at the dunes. it was what everyone in our family always looked forward to. Both of my sons could not wait to take our yearly family trip. it was our forever spot, where we envisioned our family generations going every summer. When my oldest went to college he would still come to the dunes, even flying from his internship in California out to our yearly two week dunes vacation because, yes, it was that special. I can't understate that it was an absolutely magnificent place, untouched by corporate greed, a little family operation. The only thing to mark the property was an un-assuming wooden sign, small and simple but well done - just like the dunes. if you went fast enough on the bustling touristy road you would miss it. beyond the threshold of pines that shield your view to this little ideal world, are incredible ocean views, simple little cottages, green grass, and lots of space, it was a simple little paradise. the dunes was simple, elegant and already expensive. now imagine 2x the cost and you get the idea. what used to be around 8,000usd for a two week stay ( and a full kitchen) is now around 20,000$ (with no kitchen)........ absolutely insane. whats more disappointing is the rebranding of the property as some luxury cottage getaway when the original architecture and entire feel WAS ALREADY MORE GENUINE than this rebrand!!! The whole idea of the dunes cottages were things are simple, like going back in a time machine, units aren't about new interior renovations and luxury finishes. its about time to connect with family outdoors, get away to a simpler time and remember what truly matters. shame on new ownership - truly commercialism at its finest. Well done management, you lost an 8 year returning client, and just know, we have since visited and this place lost what made it special.