A 10-minute drive from Thomas Point Beach and the Brunswick Naval Complex, this hotel in Bath, Maine offers a free hot breakfast each morning and a social hour in the evening.
This hotel is in Bath and is one miles from the Maine Maritime Museum. The hotel offers views of the Kennebec River, an indoor pool and rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Philip C.
United States of America
I like that the breakfast offered vegetarian options like the veggie omelets.
Pryor House B&B offers a hot tub and free private parking, and is within 10 miles of Bowdoin College and 23 miles of Coastal Maine Botanical Garden.
Grant
United States of America
Everything about this stay was just right. The innkeepers were friendly and helpful. The accommodations met and exceeded our expectations. We stayed in the Chimney Room for the jacuzzi tub, and enjoyed the full comfort of the room, the tub, and the balcony attached. The breakfast was delicious. The location in Bath was perfect: on the main road just a short walk (or 2 minute drive) away from the shops, but far enough that it felt private and near the river.
Located just off Route 1 and 5 miles from downtown Brunswick, this hotel features free Wi-Fi and a daily continental breakfast. Thomas Point Beach is 5 minutes away.
This Brunswick, Maine hotel is adjacent to the Brunswick Landing and Cooks Corners Shopping Center. It features an indoor pool with a waterfall and spacious rooms with free WiFi.
Ed
United States of America
Property was great and loved everything about the room
This Brunswick hotel is adjacent to Cook’s Corner Mall and 3 miles from Bowdoin College Museum of Art. It features spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi and serves a daily buffet breakfast.
Cassandra
United States of America
Bathroom was dirty I had to clean it and the walls dirty Did NOT eat the breakfast
Featuring a garden, Squire Tarbox Inn offers accommodations in Westport. There's a private entrance at the bed and breakfast for the convenience of those who stay.
Christine
United States of America
Property was gorgeous, hosts were accommodating, breakfast was so good!
This Maine hotel is conveniently located in downtown Brunswick and adjacent to Bowdoin College. It features a restaurant and offers a flat-screen cable TV in every room.
Located in Brunswick, 26 miles from Portland Observatory, The Federal provides accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Steven
United States of America
Nicest hotel in Brunswick with a very comfortable room, great restaurant and fun bar for after dinner cocktails. It is very close to the college and has a cozy, New England feel.
A really pleasant town, with lots of historic character. yet...
A really pleasant town, with lots of historic character. yet also not over-reliant on tourism due to non -intrusive naval dockyard. Excellent centre for touring the beautiful surrounding countryside and sights.
kevin
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
I'll definitely be coming back to Bath.
I'll definitely be coming back to Bath. It's close to Bowdoin College and to the music festival, and has a smaller, more intimate feel than Brunswick. It's a Mecca for bookstores, especially used and antiquarian book shops.
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Anonymous
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Great town homes are huge and beautiful.
Great town homes are huge and beautiful. Lots of architectural designs to see. Prime reason was husband was in navy here so we visited the naval museum in Brunswick which is close to Bath. Many shops and restaurants and very walkable.
Deborah
8.0
Scored 8.0
Bath is an old shipbuilding town with plenty of history.
Bath is an old shipbuilding town with plenty of history. The downtown area was charming with some nice shops and a few restaurants. Covid-19 was not kind to Bath as some businesses did not survive the reduction in visitors. The shipbuilding museum was fantastic and there are plenty of places to get some antiques and even some used books. The city lacks the luster of some of the other cities in Maine that are bigger tourist draws. With time and the injection of an improved business climate post-Covid it would be even better.
Gordon
United States of America
10
Scored 10
We went to Bath to see the Maine Maritime Museum.
We went to Bath to see the Maine Maritime Museum. It was excellent! We also enjoyed dining downtown at Maxwell’s and staying at Pryor’s B&B. We easily could have stayed longer had our itinerary permitted it.
SuzanneK57
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Ate out often and the food was always good.
Ate out often and the food was always good. Had some excellent seafood at JR Maxwells, and some great burgers at Applebee's.
There was some road construction on one of the highways, but getting around was easy. Roads are well marked with signage to help you, plus we did have GPS in the rental.
Went to the Maritime Museum in Bath and took the boat ride up the river. You will probably need 2 days to go through the museum, but it is worth it. Don't miss the boat ride, either.
We loved the freshly prepared breakfast adapted to individual guests -- delicious food, local ingredients, served in a cozy breakfast room. The house is very quiet, with a view overlooking the Kennebec. It's a short walk to downtown bath, the shops, restaurants, and farmers market. Reid State Park is about 20 minutes away. The hosts were charming, very responsive and welcoming. Also, the price was really good, especially during the height of the tourist season.
The room was very clean, beautiful and spacious, and the bed was very comfortable. Rachel was an outstanding host who offered advice on local restaurants, hiking spots and attractions, and also made us a delicious, homestyle breakfast each morning. We enjoyed meeting and chatting with other guests at breakfast each morning. The Inn was an easy walk from downtown Bath, where we visited lots of nice shops and restaurants.
The breakfasts were delicious every morning. The host made a good variety of food. The room was very cute and comfortable. It was nice to come back to after a full day of touring the Portland area. The town of Bath is really quaint and very nice. This trip was just a getaway trip for me, and I was very pleased with the whole thing!
From the time we walked through the door everyone there made us feel at home. Wonderful stay all the way around! The room was exceptional, comfortable and spacious... the breakfast was top notch, the staff was so friendly and always going above and beyond. absolutely the best place to stay while in Bath/Brunswick area
Stayed one night in a King Suite with a nice view of the river. Room had lots of space, plenty of towels, couch and side table. We didnt' spend much time there but will stay again when we're in the area next. Nice breakfast options. We didn't use the pool but nice to know it's there for next time.
What a glorious find! The property is tucked away in a quiet area of the beautiful historic town of Bath. The furnishings, decor, warmth, huge comfy bed - I could wax lyrical all day!
The best part is the incredible warmth of Gwenda our host. All in all the best BnB we have stayed at.
Perfect stay for first bed and breakfast experience. The breakfasts were amazing and still thinking about the blueberry pancakes. Liked having a small fridge upstairs for guests to use. The location was very quiet and would highly recommend.
The hotel was in a great location within walking distance of the high street of Bath, making it easy to go out for dinner. The room was large and comfortable. The staff were friendly. There was a reasonable choice available at breakfast.
Incredible breakfast and response to dietary needs. Appreciated suggestions for walkable restaurants. The recommended hiking at the Audubon nature preserve was a great way to end our visit to Bath.
Host was tops in all respects. friendly, informative, thoughtful. Very knowledgeable regarding area and attractions. Food was superb and plentiful. Bed was very comfortable. Room was large.
We enjoyed visiting with the owner toward the end of the wonderful breakfast she prepared. She told us about the history of the house as well as Bath. A great visit.
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