Independent hotels in Northeast Piscataquis, Maine

"Great sunset view from the balcony! "

"The inn was very clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and it’s only a few minutes away from the local shops and restaurants. I’d definitely stay here again in the future and highly recommend it!"

"Something happened with my reservation here with my bank and a 3rd party app. So my reservation got canceled. I called the hotel and Cory answered and was very understanding and very helpful. I thought I was roomless over 1000 miles from home but he saved the day. He blocked a family suite so when we arrived it would be avaliable for us to check in. He didn't rush us and told us take our time and recommended places to eat on the way to the hotel. Our original room got booked due to the app cancelation but he put us in a room nearby identical just wasn't pool side. After our first night he moved us into the room we wanted for the rest of our stay. This hotel is under current renovation adding a bar and a food menu. Cory made us some chicken to try that he plans to put in the menu and it was fantastic! Rooms were very clean and comfortable. All staff was very friendly and helpful. We will definitely return in the future. The owners of this hotel are very lucky to have Cory. He goes above and beyond to ensure you have a wonderful stay. The breakfast is good. They have a pancake machine thats really cool to watch work. They also have pool tables to play on and a few arcade machines that we enjoyed. The swimming pool was a touch chilly at first but once you got used to it you were good. This area is hikers climbers and bikers dream come true. I cant wait to go back!"

"This is not an upscale hotel but it is perfect for any traveler. Even the sheets are beautiful. "

"This is a beautiful place in a beautiful setting. The neighbors' views are blocked by trees. The view of the lake through the huge picture windows is amazing. We especially appreciated having a washer & dryer -- no trips to a laundromat! We swam & canoed and every question for the owner was answered promptly."

"This cabin is so cute and has everything you can imagine needing. The owners were great at communicating and very helpful. My friends and I had a fantastic time right on the water, listening to the loons."

"Quiet and clean room. Large space and comfortable bed. Nice having a good coffee shop right downstairs."

"Don was a kind and very good host who enjoys meeting people and giving them the best experience in a beautiful place. The Bears Den is comfortable, clean and in a perfect location for anyone visiting Moosehead Lake for any activities in summer or winter. We can’t recommend the Bears Den more highly. "

"Awesome but... The cabin, location, hosts, booking etc., were all phenomenal, this was our second time staying at this location as we loved it so much the first time. Unfortunately an encounter with a resident at the very end of the road cast a shadow over our stay. My wife and I were out on the water, I was in a single person canoe fishing and she was in her kayak just enjoying the scenery when a male came from his home, got into his motor boat and approached her accosting/accusing her of going onto an island in our vicinity (she never left her canoe and certainly didn't go on any island). He was demeaning and lectured her about nesting loons on the island. He then approached me, I was a couple hundred yards from my wife fishing around the island. He then berated me and stated I had likely already scared the loons off their nest and they would never return. He then asked if I was a renter in the most demeaning tone possible. First, I love loons and had there been any indication of a nesting pair on the island I would have steered clear, second, and perhaps more ironically, I am a wildlife photographer and try to treat wildlife and wild places with the utmost respect. Luckily (for him) I didn't realize until after the fact how he had spoken to my wife. If not for this arrogant/pompous ass our stay would have been perfect but this did unfortunately cast a shadow over our time there. The following day we saw presumably his grand kids paddling around the same island..."