Waldoboro Hotels

"Clean room and friendly staff "

"This hotel has several different types of buildings and rooms, we chose a queen bed corner room at the end of the pier. Next to the lobster boats. It was older, a little cramped for two, but oh my, the views!! Three large picture windows with screens, on two different walls. If you want the Ritz, this isn't it, but if you love panoramic views of the harbor, vintage character, and a really cool experience of living above the water with boats, ducks, seals and birds all around you, you'll love this place. There are many other Tug Boat Inn rooms that I'm sure are newer and updated, but we loved our quaint little corner beside the boats. The restaurant was very nice- our seafood portions were huge and the desserts were amazing. The hotel service, all around, was awesome. The location and parking was perfect, also-we were on the end of the main drag, but very walkable to everything. The only reason we wouldn't give this a perfect review is just because of the age of our room and not a lot of space for luggage, etc, but we would rent it again in a heartbeat. "

"Just fine for a room."

"The breakfast was great! Parking fantastic. Safe and walkable!"

"Great breakfast menu, wonderful staff and safe parking. "

"Friendly, helpful, genuine staff. Dog friendly. Rooms are beautiful and clean. Parking convenient. Staff very responsive. Will stay there again."

"Breakfast was great. Staff was friendly and helpful. All the furniture in my room was uncomfortable. The shower was open around the pipe in the wall and wobbly. Elevator was reserved for freight, had to drag my luggage up the stairs. The floors in my room were sticky and dirty. No comfortable common spaces to work or read in except the patio and that was hard metal outdoor seating. The rooms are thinly insulated and I heard everyone around me all night."

"Clean"

"It was very good especially for the two day weekend. Great breakfast. Construction was being done but it wasn’t a major issue. Only problem I had was the very thin walls allowed a lot of noise in between rooms."