The Yellow House is a restored 1862 homestead B & B owned by Gina Clark, wonderful hostess and…read morecook. She is also an International Tour Guide with great helpful information about lakes, mountains, hiking trails and restaurants close to Oakfield. I stayed three nights at this gorgeous 110 acre farmland and even drove the short 24 mile distance up to Canada to see the longest covered bridge in the world in New Brunswick.

My boyfriend and I have stayed with Angie and mike twice now and both times it's been one of the…read morebest places we've ever stayed. They are the most kind, sweet and loving people. They go above and beyond to make you not only comfortable and happy, but to feel as part of family. I can't express how satisfied we have always been and how appreciative we are to have met them and stay with them. It's definitely a spot we will return to often. And let me tell you, the cooking, it's amazing. She makes sure your food is just as you like it. She brings you cookies and candy on your pillow. I mean these people amaze me every time we're there. I highly recommend this bed and breakfast to anyone and everyone. You won't regret it.

From the owner: Our Bed & Breakfast provides a comfortable stay with a full breakfast. We provide friendly,…read morepersonal service to our guests. We have free wi-fi, free cable, and free parking. We are a small establishment with 4 rooms and a guest cottage. We are located close to Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, Baxter State Park, ATV trails, snowmobile trails, hunting, fishing, and cross country skiing. We have a snowmobile/ATV trail in our back yard. Mt. Katahdin is the final mountain on the Appalachian Trail. We are within walking distance of the local diner, the grocery store, the laundromat, and the local gift shop.

You will never go wrong by choosing to spend some time at Brennan's…read more The rooms are elegant and comfortable, the beds are clouds that embrace you, and the hosts Noreen and John are the kindest sweetest people I may ever have met. The heated bathroom floors were a treat that I was not expecting in such a grand old home but that just proved to me once again that nothing is overlooked when it comes to their guests' comfort. Breakfast is always wonderful, and what delights me every time is that the people with whom we share the table are always interesting and delightful breakfast companions. If you are visiting Fredericton, treat yourself to Brennan's.

On par with Grey Gables, ("the place by which I will forever judge all other accommodations in…read moreevery possible category including price and atmosphere") Brennan's B&B is a beautiful old home located on the Saint John River within walking distance of the downtown area and all it has to offer. My girlfriend and I stayed in the King Suite which included an amazing bathroom with a huge Jacuzzi tub (Best. Bathtub. Ever.), fireplace, flat screen TV, kitchenette and super comfortable bed. The house is gorgeous inside and out and the hosts make you feel at home with helpful tips for what to do in the area and a genuine interest in your travels. The big breakfast was delicious and included fresh fruit, yogurt, toast, jams, ham and your choice of eggs. If you need to stay in the Fredericton area, do yourself a favor and look no further than Brennan's, you won't regret it.

This place does everything it can to make you feel at home! Alex does a wonderful job she helped…read moreprepare us for what to expect in the area. Breakfast was fantastic! Wonderful scenic overlook for a romantic getaway or family gathering.

Very friendly staff and lovely thanksgiving meal. It was so nice to have an option for Thanksgivingread more

Kate and Kevin are wonderful hosts! My sister and I arrived in Presque Isle on a Saturday evening…read moreand they were happy to accommodate us without a reservation. Kevin helped with our heavy suitcase and Kate was very welcoming. The beds are comfortable and the shower is hot. Breakfast was delicious both days and Kate makes the best muffins I've ever had. I would definitely recommend staying here and I'm looking forward to my next visit!!

Where do I begin?! Amazing place. 5 stars is simply not enough. Stay here; it will be the nicest…read moreplace you ever stayed. (That's my short version.) While I was in Maine, I wanted to travel to the northern portion along the Canadian border. Hotels are few and far between where I was looking to go, so I found this Inn on TA (all excellent reviews). The price was AMAZING (only $85.23 for Oct. 11, 2013), so I made my reservation. When I arrived, I was in love. It is a beautiful, 100-year-old home that is filled with so much charm and warmth. It had these gorgeous hardwood floors and was decorated with cool antiques like old phonographs and, of course, old irons. You look around at all these beautiful things as if you were in a museum. The house is very welcoming - like your own home would be, only better! The Innkeepers, Kate and Kevin, are exactly what you would expect of people who live in Maine; they were nice, and friendly, and beautiful, and were very interesting to talk to. When I was led upstairs to my room, I could not believe my eyes (right away, I realized I had made a mistake in only staying for one night). I wanted to live there forever. My room had a big, queen bed, and there was a twin bed on the other side of the room. There was a private bathroom (all the rooms have private bathrooms for spoiled Americans such as myself). The bathroom was very spacious with wonderful, fluffy towels and a nice shower (no tub, just shower).The room was beautifully decorated with more antiques. I loved everything from the furniture, to the glass doorknobs to the windows! When I crawled into that bed at night, I could have sworn that those delicious sheets had been ironed; I have never experienced such comfortable bedding! My room and bathroom were immaculately clean, as was the rest of the Inn. On the second floor (where all the rooms were) there was a little sitting area with a frig and books and other things you might find yourself needing. It's a nice little area to just go in and curl up with a book. The next morning I woke up to the aroma of the most amazing breakfast. There were other guests there too, and everybody sat at a big table and talked and enjoyed this marvelous breakfast that had been prepared for us by Kate. She uses real china, and real coffee cups! There were muffins, any kind of cereal, wonderful scrambled eggs, toast with jam, coffee, a big variety of teas, etc. - you definitely do not come away hungry. It was such a lovely experience. I live in a very fast-paced city where it is hard to find nice people There's too much traffic, too many people, too much trash, too much of everything. When I visit a town like Caribou and meet people from other walks of life, I am enchanted. Visiting this wonderful town, and staying in this Inn makes me want to move to Caribou and live like they do; it made me see life from a different perspective. Unfortunately, my time was up and I had to leave. If I ever find myself in the northern-most area of Maine again, I will most definitely stay here again; but, next time, I will stay much longer - if they will have me. I loved the innkeepers and their beautiful, warm home. Can you tell I loved it?! p.s. There is good free wi-fi and plenty of free parking. No TVs in the rooms, but you won't want one.

I can not say enough good things about this place!…read more Not only was the decor adorable, but Erika was so accommodating and great to us. When we told her that we'd be checking out early, she packed us breakfast in to-go bags and left them in the library/ coffee area. She really went above and beyond for us, if you're going to Baxter State Park I'd recommended this place very highly! It's as close to the park as you're gonna get without staying on the grounds and close to bars and restaurants in town. 10/10 recommend!

Just stayed here with my husband and 2 kids during our trip to climb Mt Katadhin. Can't say enough…read moreabout how clean and quaint it is. Booking and check-in were super easy even though we got there really late after a full day in Bar Harbor. Then, after a 12hr day on the mountain, there was nothing better than coming back to a hot shower and really comfy beds. Breakfast was delish (pancakes and bacon) and so convenient to have directly downstairs. Hoping to come back for some canoeing and stay here again!