The Jeweled Turret Inn

"Very nice B&B in a convenient location on a quiet block near town center, which means near the water. I generally don’t care for B&Bs in old Victorian houses, but this one was light, airy, and very clean. We stayed in the Opal Room. Comfortable room with two chairs, and armoire with a lot of good quality hangers. Bed and pillows were very comfortable. There is a big screened window and an overhead fan. Bathroom is a good size. Shower is a little tricky; you have to pull up hard. The hosts are very responsive to requests; gracious and friendly but not intrusive. Breakfast is served at one big shared table, with space in another room for overflow. The breakfast is good; different types of excellent scones every morning, generally followed by a fruit dish and then a main dish. When we arrived, we were asked about our dietary preferences, which was nice. I would just advise that the last day, we had a dutch baby with fruit salad, which was very good, but jam spread on it and whipped cream on top might be too much sweet for some as their morning meal. There is seating in the first floor common areas, and comfortable seating on the front porch. Do you like good food? In town, Dos Gatos is high quality Mexican food. The Belfast Co-op right nearby has excellent sandwiches, including pre-made grab-and-go. We also had dinner at the Aster & Rose in nearby Lincolnville, a 20-minute drive. All highly recommended."

Victorian by the Sea

"Picturesque and serene. A wonderful haven of seclusion yet, close to Camden and other lovely harbors. Delicious breakfasts and Carolyn is a kind and generous hostess. The inn is well kept, exceptionally clean and the sunrise in the veranda is lovely!"

Youngtown Inn

"Breakfast, dinner and the Hosts were terrific. Room was clean and charming. Thank you for a nice stay! We will return as nearby Camden/ Belfast are charming seaside towns."

The Northport Inn & Lodge