Searsport Hotel Guide - Penobscot Marine Museum hotels in Searsport, United States of America.

"Great location in a beautiful setting. The breakfasts were a lot more than "continental" and the staff was extra nice."

"Cabins were very cute and cozy. Our first cabin had a terrible bed and the staff was so friendly and very wonderful at being able to switch our cabin for our second night stay. Great hospitality!!! Thank you!!!"

"Beautiful home!"

"I stayed with my two dogs and it’s was the most pet friendly hotel I’ve ever stayed at. It was comfortable about quiet (except the Alamo g of the outside door) we will definitely stay here again!"

"Our host made check in simple and easy especially since we were unsure of arrival time. Lovely place, great breakfast and easy access of route 1 and nearby dining and activities, Belfast farmers markets and local restaurants were less than 15 minutes away. Would definitely stay again!"

"We will definitely be staying here again! We loved the location and it was a perfect oasis in the woods, just as advertised and beautifully designed."

"The main problem during our stay was the noise. The walls are extremely thin — we could hear everything, even the people in the next room using their microwave. We were placed between two rooms that seemed to be traveling together, and they partied and slammed their doors throughout the night. By 3 AM, we had to ask them to quiet down. I even have video of how loud it was. It’s also evident that the hotel is aware of the noise issue, as there are white noise machines already placed in the rooms. Unfortunately, even with that, we barely slept. The hotel itself has potential, but room placement and noise control need serious attention. "

"Room was in good condition except the alarm had been left on from a previous occupant. It's an extremely small room. Well appointed but very cramped!"

"Wonderful stay at a lovely historic property. The room was very nice with a view of Penobscot Bay. The hosts were very friendly and knowledgeable about the local history and community."