My partner took me to The Chadwick for my birthday, and boy did we have the best time! Parking and…read morechecking in was a breeze and we got right up to our room which was super cozy, and we had our own private bathroom across the hall! We loved the greeting committee (three huskies :)) and all the treats and cookies left out for guests! The breakfast was absolutely the highlight, where Erin happened to make my favorite, blueberry pancakes with a lemon drizzle! She accommodated my egg allergy as well! I will be recommending this bnb to friends heading to Portland and will for sure return!

We stayed at the Chadwick for a week vacation and it was magical. The room was gorgeous and…read morecomfortable. The breakfasts were absolutely delicious (especially the orange and chocolate chip ricotta pancakes!) The absolute highlight of the stay, however, was the family running the bed and breakfast. Erin and Zack were so kind and welcoming. They were easy to talk to and had amazing recommendations for our stay. Their daughter Lily kept us entertained with many stories. Their dogs were adorable and greeted us the moment we hit the bottom of the stairs. We couldn't recommend the Chadwick enough for its accommodations and amazing hospitality!

Bed and breakfasts have such a personal, vintage touch to them, and this is one of the best I've…read moreever stayed at. It isn't super close to Old Port, but it's about a 20-25 minute walk, even faster if you have a car or bike. Our host, David, was so gracious and kind. He gave us all kinds of tips on where to eat, what to see, and which neighborhoods to check out. And the breakfast options. Holy moly. These are some of the things David made: lobster souffle; turkey bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast puff pastry; raspberry custard; pancakes with wild blueberry compote; lobster home fries. Honestly, some of our best meals in Portland were eaten right in this very B&B. He even puts snacks in the second floor lounge area (there's also tea and chips) every day, and on an especially hot day he put out a pitcher of pink lemonade. It seems like almost all the cooking and cleaning is done by him. I'm not sure how he manages it and yet everything is flawless, but there you go. Reserve your room early because it was booked solid the whole time we were there. Totally worth it.

This is a lovely inn. The room was as expected, clean, nicely furnished and appointed. Our room was…read moreon the third floor, so my knees are complaining, but no matter. The bed was very comfortable with an assortment of different pillow types. I brought mine but left them in the car and my knees said nevermind then. The first floor has a common area, also lovely, with an ice/water machine, Bunn coffee maker, mugs, etc. A perfect spot for our Portland two day getaway. Will return!

I stayed here last week with my Husband, Parents, Brother, Sister-in-law and my nephew (19 months)…read more We traveled to Maine to attend my cousins wedding. My Mom found this B&B and it was perfect. The inn is quaint, 10 miles away from downtown Portland, Me (2 hours from Boston, Ma) and charming. Each couple had their own room, with all it's 1780's charm, it was cool to stay in an old New England home. Donna the inn keeper is so personable, helpful and welcoming. She made us eggs to order, waffles, coffee, OJ, fruit and rhubarb pie each morning. We were all able to have breakfast together each mornning. It was affordable, a central location and brought us all togeher. I would recommend this inn to anyone and hope to go back again soon. There are 4 rooms, 3 bathrooms, a communal parlor, breakfast room, communal room for snacks, with a fridge, etc.

My friends and I booked rooms at this beautiful, historic B&B to attend our friend's wedding in…read moreFalmouth. Hotel prices are expensive in Maine in the summer, so I searched online for more affordable options and went with Quaker Tavern B&B because the reviews looked good and the location close enough to all the key places (airport, wedding site, attractions, etc.). We all had a great time having the house to ourselves. Donna was a wonderful host and accommodated our schedules for breakfast and everything else. She was attentive but not annoying and intrusive, so it's a great option if you want a place to stay where you can feel more independent and not waited on for every little thing. The breakfasts were great! Donna sources many of the ingredients locally, and everything was fresh and delicious. We had a great time talking with her during the meal - she is such a delight. I highly recommend this place, and if I visit the Portland/Falmouth area again I will definitely return to this place.

We had a lovely stay in Portland at the Blind Tiger. We visited on a Monday night during the off…read moreseason in March, so the inn was very quiet...it was so fun to practically have the entire place to ourselves to explore! The inn keeper was very accommodating and pleasant, and prepared us an eclectic European style continental breakfast. The inn has been updated with tasteful and interesting decor and character, and it is so much more charming than staying at a large chain hotel. Our Green Eyes room was spacious and bright, but we also enjoyed the various seating areas on the first and third floors, and the basement billiards room and Peloton. The hotel is in a quieter residential area, but a short walk from the busier commercial district with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. I would highly recommend staying at the Blind Tiger while visiting Portland!

Everything went well! Our daughter's wedding was held here and it was so beautiful. All the rooms…read morewere clean, well decorated and oh so spacious! The place was impeccable and the kitchen was complete with utensils, freezers, fridge and excellent bar and counter spaces. Would go back in a heartbeat! Located in an ideal location, it was so close to everything! The manager was very friendly and accommodating! Good job, Blind Tiger! You are highly recommended!

This bed and breakfast is absolutely amazing. Linda and Jim have been running it for 21 years and…read morehave a rich history of the house going back to 1850. Since the pandemic started, I've been trying to support as many family owned businesses as I can. This B&B You can make a reservation via their website, which was very easy to navigate. We arrived late and checked ourselves in as the owners had gone to bed, but our room was marked with a welcome note. Linda was very responsive over email and gave instructions on how to find our room and where to find towels and the bathroom. Although our room came with a shared bath, we were the only guests so didn't have to share. The room was warm and the bed was comfortable, and the bathroom was clean and spacious. Clean towels are in the linen closet in the bathroom. We had breakfast at 9 and were blown away by the extravagant spread Linda prepared: good coffee, juice, banana nut bread, english muffins, fresh fruit, granola and yogurt, and deviled eggs! Wow. The real stars of the show are Linda and Jim - they are so kind and friendly, and a perfect example of Maine hospitality. We traded stories with Jim and got to know them a little bit, and spent some time petting the two cats as well. We only stayed one night but we'll be back soon. You just can't get this kind of experience at a hotel or Airbnb -- I cannot recommend Fleetwood House B&B enough!

When I arrived, the living room was on the right- there were cat toys all over the floor and the…read morelarge couches were covered obviously for the cat. There was a note that said don't let the cat out. While we never saw the cat. I smelled cat urine and there was cat food on the porch at the front door. There was nothing in the booking about an animal running around the house and my wife is allergic to cats. In addition the room they wanted us to stay in was dirty. All the windowsills were dirty. The armoire had dirt and dust in all the corners and the bathroom shower was dirty on the bottom and up and down the sides there was grunge dirt and in the in between the glass doors and the shower and the shower walls. The pictures of the place have to be old since the condition of the property doesn't look like the pictures. Unacceptable as was the host greeting us in her bare feet. We left rather than stay-notwithstanding the monetary loss.

Really nicest place to stay hit a week on Long Island in Casco Bay, Maine. Modern Renovated circa…read more1900 cottage/inn. Rents for a week, sleeps 12 or more most w private baths. Great kitchen to cook all your meals. Easy access to beach, short walk. Gift shop, store and ferry. Renting a golf cart from Just Peachie Golf Carts was great idea.

Beautiful rental! Most bedrooms have private baths which is a rare find but a welcome one when…read moretraveling with a group. Loved being on beach avenue and having a gorgeous beach just a short walk away. We will be back!

The facilities themself are nice, but the experience is a bit sterile. They've minimized their…read morelabor costs by doing everything via text and email. Upon our arrival, there was no one to greet us or direct us to our room. Instead, there was a locked front door and a note saying the entry instructions were included in an email sent sometime earlier. There was also a phone number to call if we needed help. So, standing there on the stoop, in the rain with my wife and our luggage, tired from a long day of driving, I called the number. Milan answered and repeated what the note had said about the instructions being sent via email sometime earlier. So now, still standing on the stoop, I'm scrolling through emails trying to find the one they sent me a day or two earlier. I eventually found a lengthy email with all sorts of information, most of which was irrelevant to us. I sifted through that haystack of verbage and finally found the needle containing the entry instructions and got into the place. Once in, we had to search around to find our room, eventually found it and got settled in, a little frustrated at the experience of getting there. Nevertheless, the room was nice and Milan later showed up (evidently sensing our irritation at the hoops we'd been required to jump through) and told us breakfast was served at a second inn a block away and we were welcome to join them in the morning. We passed on that. If you like the modern e-era, minimal human interaction and packaged treats from Costco, this place is for you. On the other hand, if you're looking for a little nicer experience, you'll be disappointed.

My fiancé and I recently stayed at the West End Inn as we were eloping in Portland and we really…read morewanted a cozy, personalized place to stay. This BnB met and exceeded our expectations. Emily and Milan were so attentive and even assisted us in booking a last minute restaurant reservation. The food is fantastic, our room was comfortable and very clean, and the neighborhood was adorable. Everyone needs to stay here!

My husband and I stayed here for two days on Veteran's Day weekend. The owner is an ex-military…read morewife, and all the customers that weekend were vets. We stayed in the Brook Bridge room and would gladly do so again. The room is gorgeous and spacious, with an entryway with a desk and a door to the garden area, followed by the bedroom and bath. The bed was a king size and the mattress very comfortable. The bath had plenty of hot water. Though we brought our own toiletries, they had the usual things in the room (shampoo, conditioner, soap, cotton puffs, Q-tips), plus bath salt. There is a Keurig coffee maker in the room with supplies for coffee. If you want something special, bring some K-cups along. The owner is congenial and makes you feel right at home...a real hostess. There are cookies and soda in the registration area, plus a microwave, a shared (among all the guests) mini fridge, and an electric kettle and teas. I brought some packets of hot chocolate and made it there in the morning. The breakfast is excellent. Remember, it's a bed and breakfast, so the owner is making the same breakfast for everyone, save food-isms. We had a breakfast sandwich the first morning (poached eggs, cheese (Gouda, I believe, but I could be wrong), spinach leaves, tomato, roasted English muffins...served with fresh fruit and grilled pineapple. The fresh fruit was originally supposed to include something I was allergic to, so the owner left out that ingredient for everyone to avoid cross-contamination. The second morning was French toast with poached pears and fresh blueberries. She doesn't put milk out, since most people don't drink it for breakfast these days, but ask if you want it. She'll pour you a glass! The first night we were there, my husband ordered up a couple of surprises: flowers in the room (they were lovely!) and a meat and cheese plate that was wonderful. There were three types of cheese, one meat, a hot pepper jelly, two types of crackers, and fresh seedless grapes. The jelly was so good, I asked for the name so I could buy some more for my husband. I also purchased a cookbook there, and it has some great recipes in it. The only negative I had about the place was that the site said there was a DVD player in the rooms, so I brought along some movies to watch with my husband in the evening. It turns out there was no DVD player, but they do have extensive cable, so we still had something to watch when we wanted to relax in the room.

This B&B is one of the best I have been to. The historic inn is lovely. The setting is great in…read morethat there are several nice restaurants in the small, attractive college town, and it is close to Portland as well as many outdoor recreation areas. The accommodations are comfortable and there is everything you could need. The owner is super friendly and helpful. Her breakfasts are amazing. My husband and I have stayed here at least once a year for the past 10+ years and have never had a complaint. Do not hesitate to book a room.

One of my favorite B&B's to date! Mercury Inn is in a super convenient location, walkable to the…read morePortland Museum of Art and a bunch of bars/restaurants. The self check in was a super easy process and both Tim & Jake were very welcoming. I loved their breakfast each morning, everything was local and amazing, down to their coffee! They also did homemade muffins, cake and scones. The communal area is cute and convenient. We went during one of Portland's colder periods so the fireplace was very helpful and beautifully designed. There's a water dispenser, Keurig machine (with reusable kcups!), tea and snacks avail 24/7. We stayed in room 1 which was just enough space for two. No issues with getting warm water in the shower. The only thing to note is that room 1 is right outside the communal area on the 2nd floor. We had no trouble with noise overall but if people outside the room were talking or walking by, we heard very clearly. Definitely recommend and would love to come back when it's warmer!

This was my first time staying at an Inn so I wasnt sure what to expect..but the mercury inn was…read moresuch a delight! As a solo female traveler i felt very safe in the area. I also loved the breakfast served every morning, it was always such a treat to see what was in the kitchen when i woke up! Staff and fellow travelers were all so friendly and the room decor was gorgeous. Cant recommend this place enough! Very, very clean when checking in as well.