The only spot to relieve yourself on Route 9 unless you want to pee on the roadside or are a…read morecustomer in one of the few eateries on the road between Beddington and Calais. There is only one potty for each sex (like a Starbucks bathroom but not as nice) so be prepared to wait on line. At 10 am they came to clean them and my other half was almost kicked out after he finally got in. Drink less coffee if you are taking this route as they are not the cleanest potties either.

We had a great stay for 3 nights. We traveled to Acadia to hike, Schoodic point, and Bangor. The…read morebeds are so comfortable and soft! And the soups from 3-8pm were really good. The soups were chicken noodle, white chicken chili, chicken dumplings and broccoli cheddar. The breakfast started at 6am and was really good too.

Needed a place to sleep after driving up from New York. There's a decent amount of options but…read morethis looked the best bang for the buck. The staff was very friendly. Room was clean and bed was comfy. The complementary soup was a nice bonus - it was New England Clam chowder. I had more than one bowl lol the continental breakfast was also very good. Corned beef hash and scrambled eggs! It was good.

This place exists because it's miles from the nearest town and if you desperately need gas, food,…read moreor lodging, it's your only bet on this remote stretch of Route 9. We came here looking to pick up some snacks on our way to go swimming. They had a sticker on the door saying "THIS IS NOT A GUN FREE ZONE" with a gun pointing directly at you. What a welcoming thing to put on your business! We already knew this place wouldn't bode well for people like us (we're a lesbian couple, one of whom is trans) so my wife went in to make the purchase. It was what appeared to be a husband and wife team working in there. They were very clearly not happy to see my wife and argued directly in front of her who would have to check her out, and when she did get checked out it was an angry, menacing interaction. Altogether, this place is a really bad scene. They might have been nicer if we'd had shaved heads and giant bristly beards and a Punisher skull on our back window (much like the other people you see at this place) but if you're LGBT, and especially if you're lesbian or trans, I wouldn't suggest coming here if you want to feel safe.

Nice little country diner on Rt9…read more This is a combination motel, campground, gas station, quickie mart and diner. Good food, I had the special of the day, a hot roast beef sandwich with gravy and fries. They have homemade pies, several varieties of rhubarb pie, which was delicious.

Absolutely perfect home away from home. Owners were super kind and made me feel welcome. Only…read moredownside was that I could not stay longer. Upgraded me to best room in house and the views and sitting deck are spectacular

The Alamo rental car brand is a nice option for those of y'all who need rental car options anywhere…read moreand everywhere you want to be. For business, pleasure, or anything else you may need a rental car for, Alamo rental car may be the best option for your needs. I didn't plan on stopping here during my 6 day stay here in the New England area, but circumstances that presented itself had made that decision for me. The Alamo rental car location here at Bangor regional airport (BGR) here at Bangor, Maine was the closest Alamo car rental facility where I was at the time of discovering that my rental vehicle at the time, a Jeep Compass, was giving off a low tire pressure indicator on the dash board. Needless to say that it wasn't the first time and really need to remedy the situation so that nothing like this happens again. Or that I'm just a jinx. I was told that it happens in cold weather and October 2016 was one of those years that happens. This review is part of the review that is tied to the Alamo rental car facility in Manchester, NH, where I rented originally. For the most part, I'm glad that the Bangor airport facility had the car I needed and the vehicle exchange went fairly smoothly. I was told that the low tire pressure happens often in cold weather. Still, that still freaks me out. Alamo rental car company here in Bangor regional airport is located adjacent to the terminal and the baggage claim. There are about 4 other rental car companies here and there's no rental car shuttle necessary. Just need to walk across the street to the facility and you'll be treated to the sales staff at Alamo. On this particular Monday morning, October 17, I returned the rental car and wanted an exchange. I was told that it was possible to exchange the vehicle that's different than the originating facility. Almost like a library book, when you can return it at a different place rather than at the one you borrowed it from originally. I thought It that was great that you can swap vehicles that's rented from different locations, providing that you have a good reason to. Only thing that was different was the fact that I was told to fill the gas to full before the exchange, whereas the previous experience at PHX airport told me "don't worry about it". That's new. I didn't care that much though, just needed a new car, so I could get on with my vacation in Maine and within New England. I was burning about an hour behind schedule after making this detour. The car that I received at BGR airport was a Toyota Camry, which worked out better than the Jeep Compass. Not only that it drove smoother, it had better gas mileage and it had a USB charger so I could charge my iPhone easily. The service here was decent, friendly, and average. Thank you for allowing the exchange, makes me have faith in the rental car company experience. One thing to note though. I was assigned stall #9 for the Camry. However, there were 2 number 9's, one was for Alamo and the other was National. I assumed the keys were for the Alamo one, but it wouldn't start. "invalid key". I had to ask the counter representative and she helped me out, but informed her about the dual numbered stalls. It was a little confusing. I was in and out of there within 30 minutes or so. Not bad for a detour, but it was time I can't get back. Thanks Alamo for a good exchange. Helped me with the rest of my trip in New England. 3.5 stars for the service. 5.0 stars for being able to swap vehicles for rentals in different Alamo locations. Support local! B

TERRIBLE... STAY AWAY FROM ALAMO!…read more Rented a car in Geneva. Car was vandalized (slashed tire). Their website said we needed permission to put on the spare. When I called, they said they could send a service truck to change the tire. They NEVER EXPLAINED that this would be at our expense. We were prepared and able to change the tire on our own. A few weeks later, I see the charge on the CC: ~1400 USD for the service truck to change tire and purchase new tire. They included the receipt for the new tire ($160 USD). Total price gouging and lack of communication cost us a fortune. Be warned!! I will never rent from ALAMO or their affiliates, and will be sure to tell all my friends the same.

Made a reservation but guess what, we had to wait 45 minutes for the car. Just sitting in the…read moreterminal with about 50 other people. Once called, was told they didn't have the class of car that I chose but I could wait longer and maybe one would show up. Also, said l I might get charged less but no.

Anyone can take a reservation, you just don't know how to "hold" a reservation…read more We went to the counter, talked to the agent, he said we don't have any cars right now, but they're slowly coming in. 45 minutes later, we're still at the airport waiting for our car. Seriously, a Seinfeld moment!

I'd love to give this place 5 stars because their customer service was 5 stars BUT the actual hotel…read moremay not even be as high as 3. The hotel says it's new, it's advertised as new all over the outside of the hotel, It's not. There were signs of age everywhere. Dated wallpapered, dim and low ceiling hallways. Old wallpaper in the rooms trying to cover up damaged walls. Air Freshener in the fan/air conditioner. Stains on the ottoman and weird stains/stuff on the desk chair. You can tell that they tried to clean it but it's very clearly still dirty We found a dead cockroach on the floor (at least it was dead). On a positive note, our breakfast hostess was amazing! She was so nice and got everything and anything the kids wanted and even made jokes and was funny. She was awesome. This is the kind of stuff I want to know when I'm looking to stay somewhere.

The beds are comfortable. The staff is friendly and provided me with good suggestions to get…read moredinner. I gave this place 3 stars for one reason: a demon possessed fire detector. This fire detector went off because I took a hot shower. Maintenance came and took the batteries out. Then at 5 am, the detector woke me out of a sound sleep with a very high pitched chirp and a "low battery" announcement after.