Find hotels near Fisherman's Memorial Park, Boothbay Harbor from ￥18,619

"Staff/office were available for only very limited hours so no effective access to ice machine or coffee-shoulder season. Small room made smaller by unnecessary furniture and portable heat and ac units. "

"Outstanding facility. Elegant and classy. Gourmet breakfast. Great view. Incredibly friendly staff. Intimate bar. Wonderful. "

"My time at this beautiful location was priceless. The home was perfect and absolutely beautiful with the views. Exactly what was needed for some rest and relaxation. The host was top notch and went above and beyond to make my stay amazing. Communications were quick and detailed leaving me incredibly satisfied. I would give him 10 stars if it was possible. I will definitely book here again. Thank you."

"Do not stay here. First room, no heat. Was moved to another room, found a bedbug and a large blood stain on the bed sheet. We stayed in this hotel previously, had a better experience, no issues. I would not stay here again."

"Breakfast and hot tub were really good amenities. We wished there was a comfortable chair for sitting inside the room."

"The room was great. Lots of space. The bed was super comfortable. The breakfast items were delicious. We enjoyed the many selections of tea and coffee. The proprietor,Jersey was terrific. He explained the property and area Had a wonderful time "

"Everything was great"

"This was an end of season visit. The property, breakfast, and staff couldn’t be nicer. Sadly, pool was closed up for the season along with the restaurant. Dining options were very limited, even in town due to it being post Columbus Day."

"The location was amazing and within walking distance to restaurants & shopping, though parking wasn't ideal. The homeowner was very prompt with responses and suggestions. The staircase up to the unit was tight and the floor was not level so we felt "tilted" - not much you can do about that without major construction. It would have been nice to have shades to go along with the shutters in the living room as the windows face the east and street lights were on all night. "