I loved this place to chill! Heaven on earth! it lets you pretend the rest of the world doesn't…read moreexist ! Sit on the wharf, smell the ocean air, watch the fishing boats come and go! Total relaxation! Shah's Lobster Pound is right next door along with the Inn serving dinners. Both were excellent! The cabin is very nice, very clean, very quintessential Maine. I can't wait to go back!

A 1 star hotel that costs the worth of a 5 star. The shower didn't even have a shower head and…read morecould barely get wet. It was a misty high powered sprinkler. Apart from the fact you get kicked out at 10 am and can't stay any longer this place is only for people that HAVE to stay in the area for one night. This is not for a long stay. 200$ for no shower head, get kicked out at 10am, and the rooms are basically falling apart? Hell no. Also the person who leads you to the room is very rude, seems very annoyed and obviously doesn't like anyone.

Great supper two nights ago with the family. The halibut won the prize for best order. Everything…read morewas great as always.

Just got back from a 4 day Hunt's Photo and Video photography workshop with 8 others. We all stayed…read moreat the Bradley Inn and loved it! Tony and Laura went out of their way to give us a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The inn is comfortable and feels like your staying with good friends. The food!!!!! Amazing breakfasts and dinners to die for. Comfortable well stocked bar plus cozy seating areas. Really nice rooms. Yes for wi-fi, no for TV. We're already planning other visits!

What a great place and location. Short walk to downtown. Room was very nice. Stephanie was so…read moreaccommodating. Breakfast was delightful. We will be back.

On balance, a good experience. Good Location. However it is not inexpensive and some things…read moreshould be considered. Here's a few things to note: Very small bathroom with minute bar of soap & shampoo. Had to buy my own at drugstore. No bottled water in the room No bathrobes Only 1 small trash can in the bathroom Ask if your room must be accessed by 2 or 3 flights of stairs. Luggage transfer somewhat difficult. Very limited electrical outlets for charging multiple devices. Limited, tight parking spaces. Don't be late for the 8:30 AM (sharp) breakfast or it may be cold or gone.

A wonderful place to stay on the Pemaquid peninsula. Little cottages are so quaint and clean. It's…read morea step back in time in the best possible way, though it does include Wi-Fi and Roku tv. A gorgeous setting, with a focus on getting away from technology and relaxing. The manager, Beverly, was so sweet and full of wonderful stories gained from running this property for over 52 years. She says it gets busy from mid-July to mid-August, but during our brief stay in mid-June it was quiet and very restful.

These darling cottages are cute and ship-shape, tucked away from the major road in the woods; the…read moreowner is wonderfully accommodating (need a Pack-n-Play? bedding?); and the motel is perfect for families. We had a wonderful time with our 11 month old--a swimming pool to float in, loads of lawn furniture for picnic-ing and swinging, and a beautiful stroll to the dock in the gorgeous cove. We didn't have time to try out the paddle boat, but it would have been fun.

I stayed at Hotel Pemaquid for 2 nights. The location was great and is a quick walk to the…read morelighthouse. There is a wonderful loop to walk in the mornings and the coast of Maine is so special! This is a typical 3 star place to stay. You get what you pay for. I stayed in an out-building with 5 rooms. My room was updated and clean but nothing too special. There were split units to control your AC and enough room. There was a mini fridge and small coffee maker as well as a hair dryer included. The sink area was a bit tight but worked for what I needed. The sound proofing between rooms was pretty bare but the neighbors were quiet enough. I would've loved a bit more water pressure in the shower. The owners were kind during check in and out.

We stayed just 1 night at the hotel; in room 5; adjacent to the main building. It was amazing!…read more We loved the bed (so comfortable and true king size) and shower (water pressure was fine). AC worked well and just the charm of the hotel; we enjoyed a cup of coffee in the morning in a rocking chair in the porch before we walked over to the Seagull for a fabulous breakfast. And then over to the lighthouse. Would stay again if we're back in the area!

An amazing afternoon on Monhegan Island! We are not seafood eaters, so the Fish House wasn't for…read moreus. Stumbled upon this incredible little gem! Emma had a "toast" with smoked salmon and capers. Mom and I had spicy peanut noodles, and we all got a medley of fresh drinks. Plus some cookies to go. What an awesome place! Every morsel of food was exceptional!! Plus the view was to diiieeee for!!!

Note: this review is for food/drink, not for the lodging…read more After some initial exploring during a day trip to Monhegan Island, we dropped by the Trailing Yew for a snack. I got a hand pie (was supposed to be the cheeseburger, but ended up with the sweet potato) and a lemonade. The hand pie was amazing, with fresh, flaky crust and wonderful filling...no regrets on the flavor mix-up. I should note the size was more of a turnover/appetizer so not enough to make a meal. The lemonade was fresh and refreshing, though it was more on the tart side so plan to add sugar if you like yours on the sweeter side. For something sweet I tried the brownie and it was really good if not overly moist, something closer to a flourless torte. Like most things on the island the prices weren't cheap, but the quality was there so I'd definitely recommend trying this place out for baked goods or a nice snack.

There are not a lot of places to stay on Mohican Island. But one place that you should definitely…read morescope out is the island in. It has been around for many years. It did change ownership's this year, I met Mike the farmer owner and he was very gracious And I'm sure he ran a great in. The current owners are doing a magnificent job as well. I unfortunately do not know the name of the woman who works the front desk. I am sorry for that because I would like to give her a big shout out. She was most gracious and very helpful every time I had a question. We got two rooms. My friend stayed in room 18 which has its own bath and a queen size bed. It was lovely and it was on a corner so she had two windows. I stayed in room 13 it had two twin beds and a sink in the room but the shower and toilet were across the hall. I've stated other places where you have to share a bathroom and this end was different in that the Bathrooms were assigned and only two guest rooms shared each bathroom. My bathroom was never occupied. I'm not sure anybody was in the room that shared my bathroom but if they were, I never saw them. As you do have to walk across the hall to get to your shared bathroom, guest robes were provided. The bed was comfy. You could open the window and enjoy the island breeze. The room, both my guestroom and the bathroom were very clean. One thing that was surprising given the age of the building and that the hotel was pretty full was that it was quiet. I've never heard anyone outside my room or really any noise at all. There are several small rooms off the lobby, where you can sit and read or just enjoy an intimate conversation. All the furniture looked to be in good shape. Nothing was shabby or worn out. There is a porch out in front of the Inn that overlooks the water. It has rocking chairs on the porch and Adirondack chairs out in the yard. It is lovely. Unfortunately it was a rainy day. The first day we were there, but that didn't deter us from exploring the island. The hotel has a refrigerator where you can place your own bottle of wine or anything you need to put in there. But it is a bit tight so don't expect that you're going to put a lot of food in there. The Inn has a restaurant and I'm going to review that separately. Breakfast was included. I would definitely stay here again if overnighting on Mohegan Island..

1) the WiFi is very spotty, it goes on and off. 2) we were…read moreunaware you have to request that your bed be made if you stay under 3 nights. Whatever happened to pampering your customers? (And please don't blame it on Covid). This is my first experience from an "upscale" hotel. 3) The dinners are lackluster. There are better places to spend your money for a truly delicious meal.

It is so charming and the breakfast's are truly a work of careful planning and amazing talent…read more They have a refrigerator in the common area which is a bar that you can use for your wine, cheese plus wine glasses. It is a great addition Kathleen and Jim DE

Adler Cottage is definitely not ADA friendly. There are 15 wooden stairs outside to climb in order…read moreto get inside or a steep incline on uneven ground to enter by the back door. Since there was no mention of this on their website and I had emphasized " first floor bedroom " as being necessary, we ( husband and me with walking canes and daughter and husband) arrived to what looked like an impossible situation. After much discussion with the check-in person and no alternatives suggested, plus a large deposit made for 3 nights, we decided to try it. It was so difficult to get up and down the stairs, it affected our entire trip...carry out meals, one daily trip up and down for husband and me, son-in-law hauling luggage, groceries, etc up stairs, etc. Once inside, the cottage is nice, roomy,private,clean and functional. There are 2 master suites with balconies...one downstairs and one upstairs. Downstairs there is a living /dining area ( with tv), and full size kitchen ( bring your own coffee or tea). Upstairs there is a third small room with a queen bed and free washer and dryer and a " hangout out" area with couch, games, etc. The food was delicious. We had breakfast served so had to reheat some items in the microwave. Really enjoyed the morning smoothies. Afternoon cookies are a must; different homemade cookies each day. This place is ideal for able-bodied people but definitely not for those who have mobility or balance issues.

We had the best experience at the seaside inn. Check in was super easy (even though we arrived late…read moreat night) & the inn was so adorable, clean, and comfy. Highly recommend room 5!

Great inn in a beautiful little town. The rooms are pretty and cozy. The only problem we had was…read morethe manager & handyman. Both are very rude to all guests.

We needed a getaway! After so many friend's visited and raved about the amazing sculptures at the…read moreBotanical Gardens, we looked specifically for an inn in Boothbay Harbor...on Friday for Saturday night. How fortunate for us that it was the last night Topside was hosting guests for the season, since the municipality shuts the public water supply off in October. Yikes! The accommodations are charming and every staff member we encountered treated us wonderfully. I wish I could remember the name of the lovely woman who welcomed us when we arrived. Greg served us local beers at the bar, and Mark and Buzz (and family - Mom and Dad?), invited all guests to enjoy the last night of the season with hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. Fall in Boothbay is soothing. We so hope to make this an annual trip to Topside for the last weekend of the season. Even in fall, the botanical gardens are amazing!

This used to be our favorite place to go spend a week every 2 years......now sadly it is not…read more The owners have changed the place from a warm feel at home B&B to an upscale boutique lodge. They have stepped away from the everyday goings on and left everything to their staff, There is no warm welcome even for long time guests ----and not even a drop by hello while there. Everything changes but in some cases not for the best. Steve San Antonio, Texas