Hôtel près de Wyler Gallery (Brunswick)

« Breakfast is not included but very good. No elevator. Rooms are great, comfortable and quiet. Everything was perfect (except for the toilet paper, there was less than one roll and you don't know where to ask). Parking is easy. »

« Ce petit motel typique sans fioriture est propre et idéalement placé même s’il est sur l’IS1 très fréquentée, aucun bruit dans les chambres ! Le centre de Brunswick est facilement accessible en voiture. Le petit déjeuner est correct. En revanche, pas de salé : ni œuf, ni jambon. À noter également que le wifi n’était pas excellent dans notre chambre mais c’est peut être lié à l’emplacement. Si c’est important pour vous, ne pas hésitez à préciser ce détail lors de la réservation! »

« En travaux lors de notre séjour mais l’aile où était située la chambre venait juste d’être rénovée. Très bon accueil. Personnel impeccable. Très bon petit déjeuner. »

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« This is a wonderful bed and breakfast! I highly recommend and I would stay here again and again! »

« I am new to the bed and breakfast scene, so the the "check-in" was awkward. Since I arrived after dinner hours, there was no one to greet me and there followed a few minutes of awkward stumbling through halfways to find my room. Sean, one of the owners, found me and very genuinely welcomed me. I found the room to be very comfortable and the fire place to be extremely nice after a chily day on the shore. Breakfast was amazing and I felt like I was in a family member's kitchen. It was very...

« It was just a great place to stay. Very quaint, the Inn keepers were very friendly and helpful with what to do in the surrounding areas. Lots of outlet namebrand outlet stores and of course the new LL Bean Flagship store. Which was amazing. Would definitely stay again »

« Hôtel bien situé. Tranquillité »

« Loved everything about it except for two things: 1- Climbing the stairs 2- Smoke detector malfunctioned and beeped for two nights Otherwise- good experience and great host »

« The hotel was filled with kids for a sporting even held the next days. They spent most of the evening (7 pm to 10pm) running around in hallways without adult supervision. When I addressed the issue with the front desk in person, I was met with the « quiet hours start at 10 » response, and was verbally attacked by one of the adults accompanying some of the children, visibly inebriated, for allegedly scolding the kids (I had only asked them to stop and to tell me where I could find an adult). I...