Appartementen in New England

'Nice room, good facilities. They're in the middle of some reconstruction which will make the rooms even better.'

'The hotel is nice and clean; the room size reminded me of a European room (smaller, with a tight bathroom). The property is near a busy bar called the Seagrape, which college kids frequent during the academic season. No front desk or staff to ask about a room change, a sink clog, or a late checkout; call the number and leave a voicemail. However, they addressed 2/3 concerns, but there was no communication.'

'Like the locatio. Very clean and nice. Free parking'

'A beautiful spot to relax and enjoy the Pond. Hospitality was exceptional, location was convenient and desirably secluded. The furniture was comfy and kitchenette furnished well.'

'This is a really lovely place to stay. Clean and very comfortable with lovely hosts.'

'Historic farmhouse indeed. For some reason I thought this place had won some awards? It's a very rundown old farm. Stairs and deck boards need replaced. Not the dirtiest I've seen but not good. Don't even try to sleep on the sofa bed. Tiny little old shower. The owner came from around back feeding animals to greet us. A nice guy who needs some help setting up and running his historic farm house.'

'Very nice unit. Hallowell is a quaint little Maine town on the Kennebec river. Very relaxing atmosphere.'

'cute little loft, was super clean. loved that there was a washer/dryer and full size fridge & freezer with ice. wifi was slow & spotty but there was board games to keep us entertained'

'The place was just as described we walked in to A nice AC room and to a very tasty blueberry bread desert.the location is awesome tucked away and quiet but yet near everything at the same time.We hope to stay again Ty Cindy for being a great host.'

'My 9 year old daughter loved being able to wake up and swim! The home was beautiful a d we had a great time.'

'Great location and well appointed setup'

'simple, sweet, CLEAN and easy'

'Great property. Cute place. Note that there are very steep steps to get into the place, which is a conveyed attic.'