Harrison Hotel Guide - Stearns Pond hotels in Harrison, United States of America.

"The owner was so friendly and accommodating! "

"This is a beautiful inn. Breakfast was delicious, the grounds are quiet and lovely, and Jill was super warm and friendly and helpful. A lovely stay!"

"This was the best VRBO we have ever visited. From the excellent communication prior to our arrival which continued throughout our stay, to the well-stocked kitchen, to the perfect location, The Bear’s Den exceeded all of our expectations. Highly recommend this property. "

"This cabin was an idyllic place to stay - tucked in the Maine woods with access to a gorgeous lake. We could not have asked for a better place to spend a quiet and peaceful weekend. The hosts were responsive, check-in and check-out a breeze, and the info packet left for guests is top notch. We would happily recommend this VRBO to anyone and plan to use it again ourselves if available."

"The cabin was perfect! Impeccably clean, everything you need in the cabinets. We were even treated to a basket of s’mores makings!!!We had 5 adults attending a wedding in the area and we could not have been more comfortable."

"A wonderful, cozy setting to get away from the stress of daily life and unwind / recharge. Great finishes & smart decor throughout the entire home provide the feeling of luxury during your stay, in addition to being the gateway to an outdoor oasis. The pond is lovely and a 30-60 min paddle on the host provided kayaks proves a perfect way to take in the natural beauty on offer. All in all, a great property & exactly what we’d hoped it would be! "

"Great location. Screened porch was wonderful to hang out on. August had minimal bugs so even the small front porch was a pleasant place to spot and enjoy a morning cup of coffee. Convenient to the White Mountains for some beautiful hikes!"

"Quiet, charming retreat right on a swimming or boating pond. Almost like our private camp. Would definitely stay again!"

"Though advertised as lakefront home, the lake was barely visible from the house, and it was very difficult to get down a steep and stony path to a tiny bit of waterfront. "