Find Cat & Dog Friendly Hotels in Maine Highlands from S$117

"The rooms were filthy. The coffee maker was so dusty, and the staff gives you a look and ignorant look. Should I say?"

"Clean room, good value for passing through on a road trip. "

"Breakfast was great "

"We stayed before heading to Acadia. Nice spot and nice restaurant in-house. Highly recommend!"

"I've stayed at this property many times over the decades because it's so convenient for very early flights. I like the most recent owners. The restaurant is decent and the rooms are clean and seem to have been upgraded a bit. Love that they have coffee and cookies in the lobby."

"Clean, quiet and comfortable. Great pool and hot tub. Excellent staff. Always enjoyable."

"Staff was very courteous and helpful. TJ at the front desk was outstanding!"

"Clean. Promptly fixed issue with toilet. "

"Booked a stay to celebrate my wife and I getting married - we booked an executive suite at what we thought was a nice little hotel outside Bangor, Maine. I even called on 3/18 to confirm we would be able to bring our dog, as it was unclear online whether the room was pet friendly or not. I was told it was - but when I called to confirm our check-in time the day of our stay, I was notified that was actually not the case. We were downgraded to a standard room, as those were the only pet friendly ones at the hotel - which, I also have to say, itself is pretty poorly advertised, as it is nothing more than a dingy hotel by the highway. We could not sleep because the highway was so loud, and we could not enjoy ourselves because our room (and the entire hotel) smelled like sewage. Not only that, but even though I spoke to MULTIPLE people about our stay and the significance, nobody even bothered to say "congratulations" to us. Not one; not the manager who basically accused me of lying to him on the phone, not the curt front desk person who checked us in, nor the wonderfully nice woman who checked us out. I will never, ever recommend anyone stay at this hotel, I cannot even begin to express how disappointed I am in how what was supposed to be a wonderful celebration of us getting married, turned into an experience I'd sooner forget."