Pet-friendly Hotels in Maine, United States

The hotel feels more like a station, the girl at the front desk is very nice, the room facilities are old, and the outside scenery is good and quiet.

This one has seen better days. A lot of maintenance issues that had gone unreported for a long time. Shower/bathtub would not drain at all. Washbasin was very slow. AC filter was in need of a good cleaning. A side door is supposed to be locked from the inside but stayed open and unsecured all night. This was just as expensive as a really well maintained Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Freeport. Your dog is welcome but it will cost you a 15$ fee. The breakfast was good and had options for a take out box. Location seemed very odd, and seems far from Bangor proper.

Awesome

The room was OK, stayed for a long time, gave me an active upgrade. Hotel price is good, of course, it depends on the purchasing power of the dollar. The hotel is the old-fashioned American hotel, the stay experience is okay

Hotel location is good, the traffic is very convenient, very close to the attractions, the parking lot is very large, the current decoration room is also good, breakfast is OK, it is very cost-effective, praise!

The room we got even though was visibly clean, there was lot of dust especially from the air conditioner vents. Pillow covers and bedsheets seemed to be not washed for long or dusty. Overall room missed a comfortable feel. They also could have put some room fresheners. Breakfast was very basic or minimal. I did not use any other amenities like pool or gym so not sure of that.

Very clean, accommodating staff. If I could suggest anything, it would be that they would explain when asked about being pet friendly that they don’t allow pets to stay in the room while you’re not there and charge a $250 fine if you leave the room. We were confused because in other hotels that we stayed, we were allowed to leave the dogs. This makes it rather difficult when you arrive at the location and you’re an hour and a half away from your house that you have to now find a dog sitter or a dog daycare while you go out of your hotel room to me it defeats the purpose because I know I would’ve left them with the dog sitter at home either that or they clarify their stance on such issues like “do you have a dog here well as long as he stays quiet, it’s OK“ something to that effect.

We needed a hotel for one night that was close to the airport. This fit our needs. It definitely needs updating and is not worth $150+ a night but…it’s clean and the beds are comfortable.

Good service attitude and hygiene.

Breakfast is a typical American motel breakfast with sausages, bacon, yoghurt, juice, and coffee. The room was tidy, there was no microwave in the fridge, two beds, only one stool. There are enough parking spaces. Nearby is the Hannaford supermarket.