Very nice little homey motel was decent. Was clean, nice hot…read morewater large room. No restaurants near by but the Circle K had good breakfast sandwiches and fresh ground bean coffee. Big lot there for Semi parking. Pets allowed as well.

Nice clean and affordable. Humble but homey. Fairly isolated and private on a beautiful area,…read morefantastic for dogs. I was there for four nights with my dog. The staff was kind and friendly.

Highly recommend for people traveling through or working in the area…read more Prices are competitive, rooms are programmed remotely with a digital key code. Property manager is extremely helpful and accommodating

After driving all day we needed a place for the night. Called the number at 9:30 at night not…read moreexpecting to be able to find anything. They answered right away and were not only extremely nice but very accommodating as well. Was the perfect place to lay our head for the night and it was a wonderful experience . 10/10 would absolutely stay here again.

Very clean rooms and very comfortable!! Stayed here on a big atv/ utv trip with a few hundred…read moremiles to go!!!

If your looking for posh this is not your place. Try a big city…read more This place is a motor inn it has clean rooms, friendly staff and guests. Located near gas, wal-mart, and restaurants. For being on a main street the noise is not invasive. Free wi-fi is excellent! It IMO is the best in the local area. We have stayed here every summer for thelast three years.

I don't know if there are more spectacular views from any bedroom in the whole state of Maine. But…read morelying in bed looking through an enormous picture window out at South Twin Lake and Katahdin in all her glory? Absolutely breathtaking. As was the sunset: reds and pinks and oranges and golds. We couldn't have asked for a lovelier way to finish a day of hiking in Baxter. The property at 5 Lakes Lodge is beautiful; from the expansive green lawn to the tiny private beach, there are plenty of places to sit and watch the loons. The rooms themselves have been meticulously loved and maintained by the owners. It feels like staying in a (fancy) log cabin, only with a spa-like bathroom! Did I mention the views of Katahdin? Just wow. The only hiccup for us was with the hospitality itself. Unlike others' experiences, we felt that owner Rick was gruff with us. It took several back and forths just to reserve the room itself, after that we never received any confirmation email, and when we asked about whether he and his wife were vaccinated/what their masking policy was (considering Millinocket was considered a highly transmissible area at the time) he was quite brusque. Also, while the check-in policy said anytime between 3pm and 9pm, at 5:30pm we received a phone call sternly asking why we weren't there yet. Then, when we declined breakfast in the morning to sit by the water in the sunshine with our coffees, he was outright annoyed with us ("what do you mean you don't want breakfast?!"). Deb, on the other hand, was very friendly and a joy to speak with, but she also seemed quite surprised that we would want to be outside instead of their incredibly hot, closed-up kitchen (where the TV was on, news blaring) on such a beautiful summer morning. I believe these current owners tried to sell before the pandemic and didn't, so maybe we just met them at the wrong time of their BnB owning journey.

This is a very beautiful and luxurious stay in the Katahdin area. It's right on the water- so nice…read moreto be able to swim, kayak, and relax under the majestic Katahdin. It is truly amazing. The bed was great, the in-room bath great- we just struggled with the owners. The man and woman here make great food and definitely maintain a beautiful property- however I felt reprimanded in every step I took. We had just hiked Katahdin and the car was full of crap, so around 9PM we went out and grabbed some stuff. The male owner came out and asked us what we were doing. Very aggressively. Just grabbing clothes man! We were being quiet and respectful, it was quite alarming. We got breakfast in their B&B kitchen before heading out, and again, the man owner was very cruel. At first I thought he was kidding around, but nope, he is just that mean. Also bad was asking privately the woman owner for an extra roll of toilet paper as we were out, and she berated me for using toilet paper in front of the entire breakfast room full of people. Several times. It was humiliating. It's a view that can't be beat, and I'm really grateful I got to stay here, but I can't recommend a place that is mad at having well-behaved human beings in their place. If you're gonna charge that much for a room, let your guests feel like they can exist without being a major burden to you. Like, what? Sorry.

What a fantastic place! I had the pleasure of accompanying my sons Junior Class outing to this…read moreresort and was impressed on many levels with this establishment. In first approach the roads were jagged and exhausted from the long winter. Being mud season this needs to be over looked but needs to be mentioned. The main lodge/restaurant is beautiful and spacious with front desk access as well as hostess stand to guide you to your table which looks out to Mt. Katahdin. Staff is in a word. AMAZING! Everyone I encountered was friendly and helpful. When I had a health issue arise unexpectedly, Shorey, an employee in the restaurant went above and beyond to help resolve my ailment. She was successful in helping me get the help I needed. Our group took up most, if not all of the sleeping cabins. The group of chaperones I was with stayed in the "Loon" cabin. This cabin is nicer then the house I live in! All the comfort of home plus radiant heat floors, concrete counter tops, full kitchen, and fireplace! Plenty of sleeping arrangements with three bedrooms with queen sized beds and one room had an additional twin bed. In sun room there was a bed as well. Ethan Allen furniture through out. At the River Driver restaurant we had breakfast and dinner nightly and there were no repeats in offerings and EVERYTHING was delicious! Compliments to the chef for the variety offered as well as offering Vegan and Gluten Free options. 120+ is not easy to handle and the staff did n excellent job of keeping things clean and neat.

The oxymoronic Trout Mountain exists, and it's magical!…read more We stayed two nights at this, a premium cabin aground the Twin Pine campground, for an Independence Day wedding. Granted, I can't speak to the plethora of available fun things, like volleyball, horseshoes, a rec center with ping pong, board games and screen doors, and all the kayaking Millinocket Lake has to offer, basically because a hurricane was blowing it all away. Check-in for the temporarily residential side of the New England Outdoor Center is sparkling, as its recently renovated to feature what we'd discover to be a damn fine in-house restaurant. Staff are an orchard of peaches for fruit-based metaphor, or a patch of blueberries if its more regionally appropriate, and while everything seems to be pencil and paper, they were organized. Back to Trout Mountain! With a full kitchen, proximity to all facilities and more beds than the Bunny Ranch, it's essentially a palace at the end of the AT. As such, it's only fitting it sleeps 14 (or 24 college kids, because stop playin'). The only rub - even when you roll deep, you're still looking at anywhere from $70-100 per glamper per night, and three of the beds are in a shared loft. Singles pad, anyone? The wifi is extremely spotty - tough luck keeping a signal to check email, let alone stream reruns of Big Brother on Hulu. Dog friendly, too, so bring ya pup, bring ya wife. Leave your iPhone. Breathe fresh air.

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

The innkeepers are an absolute gem. The building and amenities are good but it's the innkeepers…read morethat make this place amazing. They are as friendly as could be and put out delicious baked goods for the guests. The breakfast is also fantastic!

Excellent place to stay. Rooms are clean and homey. Owners go out of there way to make sure you…read moreare comfortable and have anything you need.

Andy was easy to work with and provided us two great ATV's for a fun filled day. Super nice guy…read moreand really helpful. I would definately rent from him again.