Tucked near two treasures - Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor Whale Watching - this motel offers a refreshing seasonal pool and onsite hiking trails. Free breakfast, WiFi, and parking add value, while guests consistently praise the helpful staff and prime location.
Located a quick 5-minute drive from Acadia National Park, this quiet Bar Harbor motel offers complimentary WiFi and parking. Guests praise the helpful staff, clean rooms, and proximity to shops, restaurants, and local attractions, including the Historical Society.
Feel the coastal charm at this B&B where hiking trails beckon nearby. Park your car for free and explore Northeast Harbor, with Acadia National Park and Cadillac Mountain just minutes away. Helpful staff enhance your Maine adventure.
Embrace adventure near Cadillac Mountain with free WiFi and parking at this Bar Harbor escape. Hiking trails, kayaking, and mountain biking surround this convenient base camp. The 24-hour front desk staff earns praise for exceptional service.
Settled on the quiet side of Mount Desert Island, these cozy cabins offer kitchenettes and Egyptian cotton sheets. Explore nearby hiking trails, catch magical sunsets at Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, and enjoy the perfect base for Acadia adventures without the crowds.
Perched by a private beach, this tranquil hotel offers stunning ocean panoramas just 5 minutes from Acadia National Park. Enjoy American cuisine with sea views at Bistro on Eden, then unwind in indoor and outdoor pools after a day of nearby sightseeing adventures.
Conveniently located near Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor Historical Society, this motel offers free WiFi and complimentary parking. Guests consistently praise the helpful staff and clean accommodations at this practical Bar Harbor retreat.
These well-appointed apartments in Bernard offer fully-equipped kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Explore nearby attractions like Seal Cove Pond, or take a short 31-minute drive to Bar Harbor Airport for island adventures.
Unwind at this cozy Bar Harbor motel where hiking trails beckon just minutes from Acadia National Park. Guests consistently praise the helpful staff and pristine rooms. Enjoy complimentary WiFi and parking while Newlin Gardens awaits nearby exploration.
This welcoming hotel offers free WiFi and parking just minutes from Acadia National Park and Cadillac Mountain. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby hiking trails and kayaking options. Guests consistently praise the helpful staff and delicious breakfast.
Perched near Acadia National Park and Cadillac Mountain, this hotel offers a refreshing seasonal pool and complimentary continental breakfast. Guest rooms include convenient refrigerators and microwaves, while the property's terrace provides peaceful moments after exploring Bar Harbor's natural wonders.
Wake to mountain vistas at this Bar Harbor gem just 5 minutes from Acadia National Park's Visitor Center. After hiking, relax in the seasonal outdoor pool or unwind in the hot tub. Guests rave about the complimentary breakfast and attentive staff.
Immerse yourself in Bar Harbor's natural beauty with convenient access to whale watching and Cadillac Mountain. Enjoy complimentary breakfast, WiFi, and parking. The 24-hour fitness center and helpful staff enhance your Maine adventure exploring nearby national park treasures.
Conveniently located just 15 minutes from Acadia National Park, this Trenton hotel provides complimentary WiFi and parking. Guests praise the helpful 24-hour staff. Nearby attractions include Garland Farm and Atlantic Brewing Company for local flavors.
Embrace adventure at this Bar Harbor hotel just 5 minutes from Acadia National Park. Enjoy free WiFi and parking while exploring nearby hiking trails. The helpful staff assist with your outdoor plans, and convenient shopping spots are within reach.
Discover this Bar Harbor gem close to Newlin Gardens, featuring both an indoor and outdoor pool for relaxation. Enjoy The Looking Glass restaurant, a fitness center, and steam room after exploring nearby Acadia's natural wonders.
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Flying Mountain Trailhead is 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from central Southwest Harbor, why not stop by during your stay. Southwest Harbor has other popular activities such as Acadia National Park.
Ship Harbor Nature Trailhead is 3.3 mi (5.3 km) from central Southwest Harbor, why not stop by during your stay. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? If you like Ship Harbor Nature Trailhead, you'll love Acadia National Park and Asticou Azalea Garden, both just a short drive away.
Beech Cliff Loop is 2.6 mi (4.2 km) from central Southwest Harbor, why not stop by during your stay. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? Southwest Harbor has other popular activities such as Acadia National Park.
Wonderland Trail Trailhead is 3.2 mi (5.1 km) from central Southwest Harbor, why not stop by during your stay. Southwest Harbor has other popular activities such as Acadia National Park.
If visiting museums in Southwest Harbor are on your list, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Wendell Gilley Museum, located in the heart of town. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to see more of the museums in Southwest Harbor, Maine Granite Industry Museum and Islesford Historical Museum aren't far.
Forget the crowds of Bar Harbor – this quiet corner of Mount Desert Island offers all the beauty with none of the bustle. Acadia National Park's less-traveled trails like Flying Mountain reward hikers with harbor views that feel earned. The Wonderland Trail leads through spruce forests to tide pools teeming with starfish and sea urchins. Ship Harbor Nature Trail loops through classic Maine landscapes – granite, spruce, and sparkling sea. After kayaking alongside curious seals, return to town where lobster rolls are served without pretension at dockside picnic tables. The Wendell Gilley Museum celebrates the art of bird carving with remarkable precision. Long Pond offers peaceful paddling opportunities where loons call across misty morning waters.
Quiet location, excellent management, comfortable bed, nice furnishings, good continental breakfast with (as everybody mentions) delicious muffins. Our only complaint is why I downgraded "comfort" & "condition" slightly, as there doesn't seem to be anyplace else where it fits. The tub/shower in Room 17 is old (naturally; the age of everything is a large part of the inn's charm) & requires a long step (at least for us senior citizens) up to get inside and down to leave. The leaving part is...
We had a lovely stay at the Sand Bar Cottage. The location was perfect. Chris and his staff were very professional and pleasant. Our room & bathroom were spacious. Our only negative comment would be that we did not receive housekeeping every day. The bed was never made up nor was the trash removed, at a minimum. The room fees were upwards of $425/per night. Housekeeping should be provided.
The room was big and comfortable, all amenities needed, breakfast was delicious!! Such a nice experience, like home but with hotel amenities!
The only thing I would suggest is a full length mirror , there was none in the room and us ladies need that!
Everything exceeded our expextations. The place was spotless. The road to get the rental was rough. You have to watch out for the pot holes but definitely not a deal breaker.
A great Inn. A little bit of a walk to Bar Harbor (about three quarters of a mile) but much quieter. Acadia entrance about a mile. Breakfast very good, staff and cleaning very good. Very happy with our hotel choice.
Words don't do justice to Quimby Inn and Suites. A Stunning period property on one of the main strips in Bar Harbor. It provides an excellent base to explore the town, Island and Acadia National Park. The staff were polite and knowledgeable and were always on hand to help. The rooms were spacious and comfortable meeting all of our needs. We will most definitely back and can't speak highly enough of the hotel and its staff.
Lovely remote area just outside of North Acadia Park. Spacious rooms friendly staff. The only negative I could find would be if you had trouble with stairs you do have to go upstairs to get to your bedroom so if you have trouble with steps that might factor in to your choosing this place, otherwise we wish we had more time to have spent there.
Great location in a quaint inn on the water. Know the quaintness includes wide colonial floor boards that have shaped with the building as it has settled over the decades. The building and those around the village are reflection of days-gone-by. Restaurants are a little sparce on Monday's and Tuesdays after Labor Day. Make reservations before arrival or plan to bring something for dinner on the deck. The grill on the deck is an option too.
The staff was attentive and room spotless but bring your...
I liked the outdoor seating areas and the set up of our room. I dont know if every room is like this, but our 2 queen beds were separated by a sliding door. Nice for us with small children cause they could go to sleep and we could still go on moving around in our room!
The pictures for this unit show a bathtub in the bathroom. However, there's also a beautiful separate shower that wasn't pictured. This unit also has a dorm-sized refrigerator, a dorm-sized freezer, a single electric cooktop, and a microwave that I don't think were listed on the site. It's a beautiful unit in a great location. We used it as a hub for Acadia National Park. The drive from here wasn't bad at all. Would stay here again.