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!

This was a new spot for us after a long time placed closed and we were really pleased with the…read moreresults. We had breakfast of eggs, bacon and home fries. Everything was well prepared to each persons liking and was at the table in no time. Service was perfect and the waitress had all the right answers. We will be visiting this place again.

Ambience: old but homey Clientele: old…read more Service: fantastic and fast Parking: plentiful but full Food: excellent breakfast sandwich made to go and fast

This Inn is pretty gross. The First room we were in, the bed had a huge stain & the TV didn't work…read moreproperly. The second room they moved us to there were liquor bottles behind the night stand. Which made it look like house keeping had a stash.

This property is suffering from TMS. (Tired Motel Syndrome.)…read moreIts owners should not give up, but it will take a lot more work to restore the place. The exterior looks like a Soviet-era prison. The parking lot and driveway could be on the road to Murmansk. (I've been to places with worse winters. Climate is no excuse.) The lobby is weird. Exercise machines next to the easy chairs and caution tape around the pool. The hallways are redolent with the odor of sewage spills, the security lock on the door is broken and the wall around the air conditioner is rotting... All signs of lack of attention to detail. On the plus side: Clean and new linens and towels. Adequate house keeping IN the room. And When the only elevator broke, the staff made sure to get it fixed quickly. Not the worst accommodations ever, but certainly not the best

This is my absolute favorite place to stay in Millinocket. We've stayed in hotels, houses, etc…read more but this Lodge has a pool table and lots of room to have all your friends staying locally as well to all meet up and hang out together. They decorations are so cool you could spend an hour just exploring. And, the kitchen!! Has everything you could think of to make enough for a crowd. The owner knows all the sweet spots to travel to and will even show you around! Dont miss out on staying here! Its on the trails, close to store for gas or a license, and close to town and restaurants.

From the road it doesn't look all that great, but the service and rooms were much better than…read moreexpected. They also had a nice picnic area out back with newly planted trees. Breakfast was just what you would expect from an Inn. The bed was comfortable, air conditioner worked like a charm on a 100F day. I'll be back here next time I come through. Love the cats in the lobby

If anyone in your group is allergic to cats, please stay away. The whole front office is a maze of…read morecat equipment, cat trees, cover furniture for protection and at least one litter box. The breakfast area is in this section of the lodge. The front desk person was not sympathetic to the person with an allergy in our party. To top it off, our room smelled of cigarette smoke.

Our snowmobile club booked this motel in advance and when we arrived the worker was nowhere to be…read morefound. We had to call a cell phone and ring a bell for over 25 minutes. The Rooms were so outdated and not very nice. The shower is built for 4-foot people. Everyone's room rate was different and much higher than the other. No coffee in the room. The refrigerator plug didn't work, so that was useless. The restaurant was attached but dark and dirty looking, so we had to go elsewhere to eat. So that was a task all being on sled. None of us will be back.

Definitely no frills but the place was affordable, clean, the air conditioner worked and the bed…read morewas comfortable. Plus there is a tank across the street!

This place came up on a Google search for affordable cabin/camping near Baxter State Park and Mount…read moreKatahdin. It was pretty decent for the price. My boyfriend and I booked two nights here - one for the night before the Katahdin hike, and one for after. It was kind of hard to get in touch with the owner- we had to leave a couple voicemails, and we almost wondered if the place was no longer functioning. We also tried calling on the day of our drive up to ask about the check in time, and we didn't hear back. That was not ideal. When we arrived, it was sort of confusing; we went to the main building and met the owner, who was friendly. He upgraded us from a $65 a night one bedroom cabin to a two bedroom cabin for no additional charge, which was nice. The cabin itself was great. It was clean, comfortable, and perfect for a basic and cheap place to sleep after a long hike. The wifi was kind of a pain- I couldn't get my phone to connect, but my boyfriend could. That was a downside. The owner said many folks can't connect. I'd work on that. Overall, it was great for the money spent. It's still about half an hour from the Baxter State Park south entrance, but coming back to a soft bed is great. Only other downside was the noise- there's really no insulation in the cabin, so you can hear everyone talking and roasting marshmallows outside. But it's a fun way to spend time in Millinocket!

I'm not sure what people are expecting it from a nice little rustic cabin experience, but for the…read moreprice & location, This is the best deal in town ... Or, indeed, for many towns around. Does it have 5 star amenities? Absolutely not. Does it have people who dote on every whim that you have? Of course it doesn't. Does it have super nice proprietors who offer you fresh baked goods? Yes it does. Does it have clean safe places to sleep? Absolutely. So there you are. It's a remote part of our country. Enjoy it because we don't have very many of them left. **edit: It seems as though every complaint that I have read comes from somebody that book here through a 3rd or 4th party, My recommendation would be to not do that.

This place deserves 0 stars! The building is pretty run down, looks like the walls on the outside…read moreis going to fall apart. I booked a room for 1 night for my son and I and when we went to check there were 2 issues. The first one being that the pool and hot tub was out of order so I asked if they could discount my room because of it and very quickly said NO. Then I went to pay with my debit card, the room was around $91.00 and she said they would have to put a hold of $200.00 on it and when we checked out we would get our $200.00 back! WTF, that is all the money I had to spend for the day and the next morning for food and gas and what ever else I decided to by! I was PISSED and left, went to Baxter Inn like I originally wanted to, it was so much better there. The Katahdin Inn has HORRIBLE customer service. My son said to call the management and I said that was the management! Poor service and VERY run down hotel. NEVER, NEVER will I ever think of staying there again!

We have been staying at this hotel for jazz and show choir competitions for quite awhile. The…read morehotel is fairly clean and continental breakfast adequate. However, there was a strange chemical smell in our room, and we were charged an extra $15 for an extra person. The clerk told us that every hotel did this-this did not even happen at the Waldorf Astoria in NYC(which is true). Last year, our show choir was charged a different price than was quoted, and, while I was checking out, a woman was charged an extra $150 for having a pet in her room(which she called about). All the clerk would say was that the manager wasn't there. My guess-the clerk was actually the owner. When questioned, the clerk said the manager had an emergency. Not an adequate excuse. Many, many show choirs and jazz groups use this hotel. Wise to be up front, honest, and have a manager on duty to honestly deal with dilemmas. I already know several family groups who are opting to stay at a nearby inn-or even in Orono.