Truly a great experience…read more Had the pleasure of staying 3 nights recently. Jerry and Kara have done a wonderful job creating such a warn atmosphere. From the moment we arrived, we knew we had picked the right place. Jerry was very helpful in suggesting and giving feedback on activities, hikes, and restaurants. We were only in town for a few days do this really allowed us to ficus in on the stuff we would really enjoy. The breakfasts were excellent as were the evening sweet treats. We had an early morning on which we left before breakfast and they made is to-go meals. Highly recommend.

Fantastic ambiance, wonderful hosts, great food, and Buddy the Australian Shepherd! Wholeheartedly…read morerecommend this B&B to anyone wanting a quiet and central location in Bar Harbor.

This is one of the cleanest, cutest inns we have ever stayed in. We checked in around 8pm and the…read moreguy at the front desk, who was so nice, asked if we had dinner. How thoughtful!!! His hospitality was top notch. He even pulled out a map and gave us directions and answered all of our questions about Acadia National Park.

Check in at Bar Harbor Manor was quick and easy, thanks to Christopher at the front desk.. he was…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about local restaurants, which was a big help. My room was quaint and nothing fancy, but it was clean and comfortable, which is all I needed for a quick and relaxing stay. Also having parking next to room was really convenient for me! I didn't have a view of anything, though.

Found this place last minute, and could not have been happier. Perfect location in Bar Harbor,…read morewalking distance to restaurants and the waterfront. Rooms were pristine, spacious, and charming. And the rest of the shared common space was elegantly decorated. Staff was awesome. Will be back.

We had the pleasure of staying at our first bed and breakfast with Manor House Inn. It was…read moreeverything else and more that we wanted out of a bed and breakfast! First of all - service was great. We were getting in later than what we thought, around 9:30 or so, but that was no issue for them. They were there to meet us as soon as we got in! I was also able to buy a national park pass, forward it on to them to print for me so we could get hiking early in the morning! There were four of us in two separate rooms. Our first night both of us couples were in the Acadia Cottage. This was a cute cottage with I believe 4 rooms. Both of our rooms were very spacious! My only complaint with the room was that there was not enough lighting in the bathroom. There was only one small overhead light that did not provide enough light - especially in the shower area. I also appreciated that there was a small fridge in the common area of this house that could be shared among the 4 rooms in this building. Made it great for us since we like to fix our lunches when traveling! On the second night, one of us was in a garden cottage (on its own! very quiet and nice) and one of us was in the main house on the top floor. After getting to see and stay in different rooms, I would probably not stay in the main house again. It can get noisy with people coming and going at different hours to go on different tours. Also, the layout is not as spacious as the other rooms - some awkward layouts. Breakfast was lovely! They fixed a different meal each time. The only con, is if you do not like something, you will have to go somewhere else because not much else is offered other than the main fixing. For example, one morning was corn beef and hash. No thanks, so I ended up having oatmeal. Not much else for me. The only other thing I would suggest to the Inn is that they fix their ability to multi book a room. It was a pain to book. We booked the 4 last rooms on these two nights. Because we were changing rooms, I could not book different rooms all at once. I had to individually book every room. So it was a little time consuming and mundane. Would have been nice if I could have added all 4 rooms into a "cart" and then checked out. Definitely recommend this place, but if you are a light sleeper and want room, be careful on the room you pick to stay in.

Hosts are amazing! Andy and Jeff made sure that we were very well taken care of! The customer…read moreservice, the food, the stay! Incredible! The location is perfect! Walk to shops, restaurants, shuttle to Acadia is right there! Parking available on site if you are coming with one. The room was big, spacious, comfortable, clean. We had an amazing experience here and we even got amazing recommendations from Andy and Jeff for what to do, where to go hike and where to go eat!​ A must place if you are going to Bar Harbor!

We had a great stay! Location was great for bar harbor and for driving into Acadia. The host Andrew…read moresat down with us when we arrived and in the mornings to help us plan hikes and activities for the day. Rooms were clean and I appreciated multiple entry ways to the building.

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. This was my second trip to Bar Harbor / Acadia, first time staying at…read moreCleftstone Manor for 5 nights. When I visit again, Cleftstone Manor will be at the top of my list for lodging. It was an incredible experience. Will do again, and do recommend. See details: Hospitality: Anne and the team at Cleftstone do a great job! Anne makes you feel like you're home living in Bar Harbor for the duration of your stay. She has great stories to tell, so please take advantage of chatting during breakfast if not busy. Food: Included in our stay was a BIG breakfast every single day. It was amazing. We had blueberry pancakes at Cleftstone one day, then I had them at a local restaurant another day. Cleftstone's blueberry pancakes were on another level. You get coffee, juice (orange or cranberry), a pastry, breakfast cobbler, and the main breakfast (usually carbs like pancakes or waffles, or egg meal like omelette or quiche). The food every morning is a big plus of staying at Cleftstone. We saved the pastries for later in the day it was so much food. Cleanliness: Room was very clean. It looks old school, antique themed, like an old mansion, but still very clean as if it's been meticulously kept up since the 1800's or something. Location: Great location. You could walk into Bar Harbor (advertised to be 15 min walk), but there's a lot of walking already in town, so we opted to drive in. Plus it's on a sort of busy road. Cost: It was similar cost to others in the area. I think it was a few dollars more, but again, you're getting a big breakfast every day as long as you choose it. You could go alternatively for out for breakfast and spend $20 each day. Overall: I've never been to a "bed and breakfast" type place before. Cleftstone makes it feel comfortable, private, and they are there for friendly chat when you want it. I will be considering them next time in up in Acadia or Bar Harbor!

This a gorgeous Inn on the historic registry. Staff were friendly and kind. Each room is decorated…read morein a unique style. A full breakfast is provided each day and snacks snd drinks are available all day. There is a lovely lobby with a cozy fireplace perfect for reading. This is a great location near Acadia Park and Bar Harbor. Only negative is there is no daily refresh of rooms. We were there 4 nights and had to ask for fresh towels, more toilet paper and for trash to be emptied.

Great location, just a short drive to Acadia National Park. Was nice to be away from the…read more'touristy' area. Rooms were nice, a bit on the 'flowery' side if you know what I mean, but my companion loved their robes :) They have free Wi-Fi available throughout. They had two common rooms, which were cozy for book reading or game playing. I liked the 'treats' at nice, we had ginger cookies and chocolate covered strawberries the two nights we stayed. They have a board that announces what is for breakfast, which is nice to have an idea, and they do alternate between a sweet and a savory breakfast. Food was good and a bit more on the creative side, which was appreciated. Parking is available and the B&B is located within walking distance of Southwest Harbor restaurants. There is even a shuttle during the busy season to bring you over to Bar Harbor.

I had the pleasure of staying at the Kingsleigh Inn early September. The experience was wonderful -…read morebreakfast always creative and very tasty; rooms clean, light and comfortable, with a lovely view to the harbour; common spaces offer a big selection of activities if you have time left after wondering around Acadia park. The hosts Pamela and Bryan were genuinely welcoming and they are very good at what they do. We received great restaurant recommendations from them! Another thing I really enjoyed was the attention to detail - Pamela and Bryan really do have an eye for that. A few examples: during breakfast there is a surprise juice shot every morning, classical music playing in the background - just the right volume to be enjoyed, a small photo frame on the door frame of the balcony - reminding you not to miss the beautiful harbour view, trail guides available for borrowing during your stay... And the list goes on. Worth mentioning that I could not have wished for a nicer place to stay during the visit to Acadia park. We will certainly return if we make a similar trip in the future.

Very very pretty and well maintained modern Bed and Breakfast. Fabulous amenities ( great tv…read morechannels, DVD, hot tub, sauna, fuse ball, 2 exercise machines , gorgeous views and room, including a comfortable bed) if you just want to get away from it all since all the action is in Bar Harbor. Even in season, not all local restaurants are open so we spent days in Acadia and shopping and dinners in Bar Harbor. The proprietors are a mixed bag. She is lovely and accommodating while he has no business being in the bed and breakfast business, surly, snobbish, making you feel your every question is an imposition!

Amazing stay at Ann's Point Inn. Hosts Alan and Jeanette are fantastic, providing for excellent…read moreconversation and Acadia recommendations. Breakfast each morning was out of the park - Some of the best breakfast I've ever had. Wine and Cheese in the afternoon was fantastic - Alan does a wonderful job picking out some delicious cheese and tasty wines. Also makes for some good conversation with the other guests ! Service was top notch. I really enjoyed coming back from dinner and having a light turned on for us, shades drawn, and fresh cookies on the table. It's a very warming experience. The bed was extremely comfortable with an abundance of covers (for those cold Maine nights!). I would recommend Ann's Point Inn to anyone who can afford to spend a few more bucks over the Bar Harbor hotels, as you will not receive better service and delicious food anywhere else.

Unassuming looking at the bed and breakfast from the street, but beautiful inside. The room was…read morevery nice and the bed and pillows were amazingly comfortable. Breakfast was very good and the proprietor had great suggestions for things to do and places to eat.

For our first time in Maine, we stayed in Hulls Room at the Elmhurst Inn. What a fantastic…read moreexperience. Breakfast each morning offered two entrees and we always chose one of both to share, solo, or fight over. We loved all the options. We had 6 breakfasts and none repeated. Breakfast came with an entree, fresh fruit, bread, fresh juice, coffee/tea. I never left hungry, that's for sure. Our room was spacious. We had a nice king sized bed that was cozy. Our shower was nice and hot, which was welcome after a long day of hiking or biking. We could control our room temp so we had nice cool nights so we could snuggle with the comforter. Each day starting at 3pm, snacks were served in the dining room which was often homemade cookies, iced tea, chips and salsa, or nuts. A little sweet and a little salty. A coffee and tea station was available 24/7. Cheryl was helpful with her knowledge of the area. The place was spotless and the employees worked well as a team. Such a great experience.