Repeat guest here. We have always had a wonderful experience at the Atlantic. Rooms are clean and…read moreupdated. Staff are always pleasant and easy to deal with. Love sitting out on the balcony sipping coffee or a cocktail watching the ocean! Sunrise is spectacular!

Great housekeeping and friendly staff. We love that we can just walk out of the room and we are at…read morethe pool or turn and go down the stairs to the beach. Our favorite place to stay in Maine!

Spending a few days thrifting and antiquing and stayed here. Staff was great and friendly at…read morecheckin. Hotel was very clean. We reserved a King Suite and good or bad depending on how you look at it, it was at the end of the hallway. Long walk there, lol. But it was quiet. Rooms were comfortable. Morning buffet breakfast was good. Although would like to see a little more variety in the choices. Still was good.

Still a great location with great service. Bed was not as comfortable as the last visit a few…read moreyears ago.

Stayed here a night for a conference and was impressed. This would be a good long term rental for a…read morefamily on vacation. It is a full condo with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, full kitchen and a deck! The bed was comfy and I enjoyed my stay. The conference space was also nice!

I've visited twice during the off season. Both times I've enjoyed my stay and found the rooms to be…read moreclean and comfortable. Some things didn't work in my friends' rooms, and one person had broken furniture. Personally, I've really enjoyed the value of an off season getaway. I've never even had to deal with anyone working there.

Not a bad place. Stayed for three nights...very disappointed with no internet. When you say you…read moreare going to have it, you should have it. The internet replaces the yellow pages these days. "Oh I'm sorry, the internet doesn't reach your cottage"...doesn't cut it... There are router boosters that Seahorse could try, if they haven't tried them already. I did a search and found pretty good ones that run around $50-75 dollars each. I guess I am aggravated because this problem happens a lot whenever I travel.

We stayed in the motel part which is basically a double/duplex cabin. It has its own screened in…read moreporch with two chairs. I think all of the rooms/cabins face the center which is where the lily pad pond is. There are nice tall trees and lawn. There are BBQs and picnic tables available. There is a playground for the kids with swings and slides but nothing too fancy. There is a pool but we didn't use it. We rented a room with two queen beds which also had a kitchen with fridge, microwave, coffee, dishes, etc. bathroom included shower/tub combo. The shampoo and soap provided were generic. There is a nice little flatscreen TV. The beds were nice for sure, but too firm for us. We really enjoyed our stay here. There are plenty of businesses close by as well, and beaches a mile or two away. And the owners provide a list of "local favorites".

This will be one of my favorite places to stay in Wells. Brings me a comforting and welcoming vibe…read more I recommend

If I could give ZERO stars I would! My family and I used to enjoy staying at the Bellevue by the…read moreSea as we have been coming to visit Wells ME for many years. The property is now under new management and we found our stay to be absolutely miserable. Upon check in, the room was extremely filthy with heavy dust and dirt in the bathroom and on the bed frames, sandy floors, feminine product wrappings and potato chips sprinkled on the floor. Also, can't forget to mention the chewed gum stuck to the side of the bed frame. WE WERE HORRIFIED! During our stay there was a brief heavy rainstorm that resulted in water pouring through the skylight. Our luggage was soaked. I went and reported the issue to the front desk. I was shocked and surprised when the front desk worker told me that "the board of directors does not allow them to take guest feedback". She became very defensive and confrontational when we asked if we could speak to the manager. The woman explained that she could not release the phone number for the manager and the name for the board of director due to "HIPPA"?? (Am I missing something, hippa is a healthcare law and does not apply to the hotel industry). We were concerned that the leaky skylight had not only ruined our trip but was about to do the same for the next guest. The front desk did say that there was another party checking in the day we were checking out of room #203 and there was rain in the forecast, YIKES! I have never written a bad review EVER and hate to do this but was encouraged to do so by the front desk worker. She said that there was nothing she could do and encouraged us to write out our complaints to get the attention of the board of directors. I surely hope they are able to read this review and make necessary change! Needless to say we we will never return and we will tell our family/friends to steer clear of the Bellevue by the Sea. There are tons of beautiful places in Wells, please do not waste your money!

"Some people have everything And other people don't…read moreBut everything don't mean a thing If it ain't the thing you want Express yourself" (Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band) Our very positive experience started the minute we walked in, approached the check-in counter, and were greeted by two very pleasant and funny gents that entertained us with their banter. Over the next two days, we were greeted every time we left and returned to the hotel. The Holiday Inn Express Wells-Ogunquit-Kennebunk has an outstanding location on Post Road convenient to a ton of restaurants. There is a Hannaford's supermarket around the corner, and you are maybe a 5-minute drive to the beach. We had a large room with a comfy bed, work-station-desk, plenty of charging and electrical outlets, a couch, and a large bathroom with a good shower. The flatscreen TV had a lot of options and the Wi-Fi worked easily. The included breakfasts were excellent too- with a pancake machine, different omelet varieties, home fries, three cereals, yogurt, fruit, and best of all a coffee machine that grinds up fresh beans for every cup. The coffee (plus regular and sugar free hot chocolate mixes) were available 24 hours, and how much did we love brewing up a fresh cup of coffee at night instead of rolling the dice with the contents of those lobby tankards with 5-hour old sludge? We loved every minute of our stay.

it is the cleanest hotel i have EVER SEEN! the bed was EXTREMELY comfy, the food was DELICIOUS, and…read morethere were no stains!

the playground is always swarmed by mosquitoes which isn't exactly their fault but the people…read moreworking also the workers aren't super friendly so not great but not bad ‍

This is a wonderful place. It's spotless and everything works. The kitchen is perfect. This is our…read moresecond time here and will not be our last. The living room is spacious and comfortable. From the linen exchange, to check in, the indoor pool, the hot tub, the quiet, everything is amazing. It's close to stores and restaurants and the Beach!! The beach is right down the road! Thank you Misty Harbor.

The rooms are exactly what you'd expect from an older place, but the service is top notch. A clean…read moreand comfy place to land when you just want to go to the beach. Dustin met us and showed us around, which is above and beyond what you'd get elsewhere. There are plenty of places to sit and relax outside (the view of the marsh out back is amazing for sunsets) and he's clearly committed to taking care of his granddad's place.

Dustin was very accommodating and attentive to any requests we may have had, ensuring us that if we…read moreneeded something to call him no matter the hour. The location is amazing! Beautiful views of the ocean, beach and marsh. Grounds are very well kept and landscaped. Walk to the beach to see the sun set or rise. We sipped champagne at 10PM while looking up at the starry night then fell asleep to the sound of waves hitting the beach. Room has everything you may need to feel at home. Mini fridge, Keurig with coffe pods, sugar, creamed in the fridge, Box fans were available in the event that the breeze isn't enough for you. We kept the windows opened to allow that clean ocean air roll in. Shower's water pressure was excellent. Bathroom and room in general were very clean. Bed and linens all very clean and neat. I generally don't sleep well at any hotel so I can't really vouche for how comfortable it was. I would definitely bring my own pillows next time just for personal preference but there are extra pillows available if needed. Proximity to several dining options and shopping are all within a 5 minute drive. Batson's Brewing, Billy's, Boardwalk Arcade and Hannaford's are all within a short driving distance. The Lobster shack near the restaurant has wonky hours so plan accordingly. They closed at 7:30 on the nights we were in town so can't judge them. We showed up at 7:35, no exaggeration, and were turned away. I get it. 20-30 minute drive into Kennebunk, cool New England town with many small businesses. 45 minute drive to Portland for outstanding food. If you're planning a trip to Maine, make Moody's your home base. Relax, unplug, unwind and enjoy nature.

If you're looking for an affordable, well-appointed, comfortable place to stay, near Maine's…read moresouthern coastal beaches, this could be an ideal choice. This charming, vintage motel + cottages is on Route 1, close to Wells and Ogunquit, and just a short drive from Kennebunk and York. I mentioned "vintage" because this is exactly the kind of vacation lodging your parents or grandparents enjoyed. Typical of that era, the rooms are cozy and face a swimming pool in the center of the property. In the early days, cute rooms like these were ideal for families planning to spend most of the day at local beaches. Also - typical of some vintage lodging - there are baseboard heaters (and a thermostat in the room), in addition to a wall-mounted a/c unit. However, the owners have done an excellent job of providing the modern features that today's guests may expect. The beds are sturdy and the bedding was immaculate, with pillows that provided both comfort and support. In addition to a microwave and mini-fridge (with a freezer compartment) our room had a cute table and chairs for relaxing, eating, or using as a desk. The wall-mounted big-screen TV was perfectly placed, and - since we travel with our own Roku - it was easy to access our favorite shows. (A Roku is not necessary for guests to enjoy a wide range of programming.) And Internet service was excellent, as well as secure. We also had a sturdy luggage rack plus a wardrobe with shelves as well as space for hanging up clothes. The water in the bathroom was nice and hot, though the water pressure in the shower varied considerably. Nevertheless, the towels - like the bedding - were top quality. I've noticed that some previous guests had commented on what they perceived as dirt in their rooms. When we arrived, our room was absolutely immaculate in every respect. What newcomers to this area may not realize is that - in vintage lodging - the door to the outside may not fit snugly. So, since The Beaches is next to Route 1, there's quite a bit of dust churned up by traffic, and some of it can drift in, especially if you leave the front door open. (Note: We didn't experience much traffic noise, and - as I'm writing this - I had to pause and listen, to even notice the sound of passing cars.) Also, the walls - being from an earlier era - are fairly thin. You may hear your neighbors. We travel with a small "white noise" generator, for times when we go to bed early. However, we'd moved to this hotel from a nearby 3-star hotel which - though recently built, and charging at least 2x more than The Beaches - had noise levels in that were unbearable. After our third night at that other hotel, we were eager to leave. All in all, though Google suggests this is a 1-star hotel, we were pleasantly surprised by how much The Beaches provides, in addition to a prime location that's convenient to everything the southern Maine coast has to offer. If you're a fan of vintage lodging, this is a great deal and a fun place to stay at alone, as a couple, or with your family.

Be careful! My young daughters booked a room here for a short vacation. They were unhappy with the…read morecleanliness and requested a refund. The manager responded to their negative reviews including their full names, home address and ages from their Drivers Licenses. I spoke with Amelia, who the front desk says is the hotel manager (she claims that she is a member of the management team), and she said that the review made it past google, so clearly this isn't a problem. She offered no apology and confirmed that whoever was responsible was still employed there.

The inn has a great location and the building is a historic building. The rooms are clean and…read morethere's a beautiful but dated common area. The common area is meant to reflect a certain period, so it's not to be critiqued in my opinion. The issue is communication and overall responsiveness. The webiste did not reflect some of the glitches they had. For example, our room was listed as first floor. When we arrived, it was up a narrow spiral staircase, which is unacceptable. It also smelled musty and made me nervous to be up there in case of fire. I did not know how we would even get our luggage up there. No where in their website, email or anywhere was that mentioned. The inn runs on a remote basis. We called the desk and we were changed to a real first floor room, but the problem came the next day. We got up early and waited for breakfast. When we left the room to go down the hall to find breakfast, nothing was set up. My husband called the desk and the receptionist said, " Oh no breakfast because it's off season". It was April 25th- April 26th when we stayed. She said that they would serve breakfast starting in May. Again, the welcome email said that they were serving pastries from a nearby bakery called Bread and Roses. It said nothing about off-season rates means that there is no breakfast. Their website said nothing about it. The worst part is that after he called, our room code did not work. We were locked out. Now normally I take a phone and a pocketbook and luckily I took my phone. Imagine if I didn't? My husband still struggled with the door lock and the receptionist had to struggle with it. We decided to just leave rather than walk the beach, as our experience was ruined by being locked out. Lo and behold, as we were loading the car, it happened again. My husband left an item in the room. We could not get back in to get it. We just gave up and drove away. I woul have looked the other way, but we have written to the author and posted about this and no apologies were made, no compensation. It's a darn shame because compared to other places we have stayed, this was not a good experience, nor was it a good value.

I liked most things about the inn. Location is ideal, wake…read moreto a short walk to the beach for a sunrise. Very clean. Major problem, infant children screaming all pm really ruin a vacation. I won't stay here again. Up from 12:30 am thru 1 am and then was woken at dawn again. People come here to relax, not hear people's children!!!! Keep the old rules of no kids allowed and maybe I will come back.