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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
It was just a great place to stay. Very quaint, the Inn keepers were very friendly and helpful with what to do in the surrounding areas. Lots of outlet namebrand outlet stores and of course the new LL Bean Flagship store. Which was amazing. Would definitely stay again
It was just a great place to stay. Very quaint, the Inn keepers were very friendly and helpful with what to do in the surrounding areas. Lots of outlet namebrand outlet stores and of course the new LL Bean Flagship store. Which was amazing. Would definitely stay again
David
Reviewed October 20, 2026Reviewed October 20, 2026
We booked a stay at the James Place Inn based on reviews that we read on a few travel sites. I can't even begin to express how well-deserved each and every one of those reviews actually is! Robin and Tori are incredible hosts, pleasant, friendly, easy to talk to, and made us feel right at home before we even got there! We drove up from NYC on a Friday afternoon and hit more traffic than we anticipated, so we called ahead to let the staff know we'd be late. Tori answered the phone and told us...
We booked a stay at the James Place Inn based on reviews that we read on a few travel sites. I can't even begin to express how well-deserved each and every one of those reviews actually is! Robin and Tori are incredible hosts, pleasant, friendly, easy to talk to, and made us feel right at home before we even got there! We drove up from NYC on a Friday afternoon and hit more traffic than we anticipated, so we called ahead to let the staff know we'd be late. Tori answered the phone and told us...
Sarah
Reviewed September 22, 2015Reviewed September 22, 2015
If you’re looking for a quaint, charming B&B in a great little town along Maine’s coast, this is the place! The house, room, food, and neighborhood were all great!
If you’re looking for a quaint, charming B&B in a great little town along Maine’s coast, this is the place! The house, room, food, and neighborhood were all great!
This is a beautiful property - a farm, meadows, woods and of course a magnificently rehabilitated and renovated farmhouse for the bed and breakfast. The hosts are gracious and charming and discreet. The breakfast was delicious and the setting is simply perfect tucked as it is, in the rolling hills of the region.
This is a beautiful property - a farm, meadows, woods and of course a magnificently rehabilitated and renovated farmhouse for the bed and breakfast. The hosts are gracious and charming and discreet. The breakfast was delicious and the setting is simply perfect tucked as it is, in the rolling hills of the region.
We booked our stay at The Federal just because it looked nice and seemed like a good price. What we discovered was a wonderful and chic hotel with an extremely comfortable room in a completely remodeled hotel. We’ll definitely stay at The Federal again.
We booked our stay at The Federal just because it looked nice and seemed like a good price. What we discovered was a wonderful and chic hotel with an extremely comfortable room in a completely remodeled hotel. We’ll definitely stay at The Federal again.
Ryan
Reviewed November 29, 2024Reviewed November 29, 2024
Very cute B and B. Nice personal touches, snacks and extra amenities, toys for your pet, wonderful breakfast. Connie was very personable and knew alot about surrounding area. Within walking of lots of shops and restaurants. Perfect spot. Clean, would stay again.
Very cute B and B. Nice personal touches, snacks and extra amenities, toys for your pet, wonderful breakfast. Connie was very personable and knew alot about surrounding area. Within walking of lots of shops and restaurants. Perfect spot. Clean, would stay again.
Sheree Lee
Reviewed October 24, 2021Reviewed October 24, 2021
Going to the Harraseeket Inn is like time traveling, but with the option of taking a smart phone and having the electricity to charge it. It's like that movie, "Somewhere in Time," like you've walked through a time portal by the power of hypnotic suggestion and an Expedia booking. But it is very much, at the same time, part of the present. They have a pool, and the restaurant is quintessentially the definition of a timeless Maine eatery. The afternoon tea is pleasant and steeped with charm. The...
Going to the Harraseeket Inn is like time traveling, but with the option of taking a smart phone and having the electricity to charge it. It's like that movie, "Somewhere in Time," like you've walked through a time portal by the power of hypnotic suggestion and an Expedia booking. But it is very much, at the same time, part of the present. They have a pool, and the restaurant is quintessentially the definition of a timeless Maine eatery. The afternoon tea is pleasant and steeped with charm. The...
Overlooking Kennedy Park, the Agora is a reinvigorated, stately building, greatly suited for a small hotel. The staff is gracious, the rooms well appointed in an earlier time period, and the overall ambiance is quite charming. Just what I was looking for... Thank You !
Overlooking Kennedy Park, the Agora is a reinvigorated, stately building, greatly suited for a small hotel. The staff is gracious, the rooms well appointed in an earlier time period, and the overall ambiance is quite charming. Just what I was looking for... Thank You !
We loved staying here during our brief stop over in Auburn on the way to Portland. Having spent the previous week hiking all over Acadia up north and Grafton Notch to the northwest, we were wiped out and in need of a quiet comfortable space to recharge for the night. The Inn itself is beautifully maintained and lushly decorated throughout with one of the most visually appealing, eclectic and layered art collections I've had the pleasure to take in. The rooms are spotless, beautifully decorated,...
We loved staying here during our brief stop over in Auburn on the way to Portland. Having spent the previous week hiking all over Acadia up north and Grafton Notch to the northwest, we were wiped out and in need of a quiet comfortable space to recharge for the night. The Inn itself is beautifully maintained and lushly decorated throughout with one of the most visually appealing, eclectic and layered art collections I've had the pleasure to take in. The rooms are spotless, beautifully decorated,...
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