Acadia Mountain Trailhead hotels from RM613

"High quality stay"

"We only stayed one night, but the staff was helpful & friendly. The views were beautiful."

"The cabin was great. The view was beautiful! Weather was very good. Couldn't have asked for better accommodations!"

"The property is conveniently located and the view of the harbor is beautiful. Staff was helpful. The building is somewhat dated. Most mornings, the hotel ran out of breakfast items and restocking caused some delays. The beds were comfortable and the room was clean and quiet. "

"This hotel was in an excellent location for us. It was away from all of the chaos in Bar Harbor. Only about 5 minutes from Acadia park entrance."

"The bus stop is near to the hotel. Harbour view is excellent from the balcony. Staff members are really helpful and service is great. We highly recommend Kimball Terrace Inn Northeast Harbor."

"Loved location with bay view. Good value for access to park, with close access to coffee shop, grocery store and restaurants. Enjoyed upgrade to Bay side offered by pleasant manager."

"We were in Sullivan for the week at an Air bnb and we decided to end our trip with a night in Bar Harbor. We've stayed in this hotel twice before in previous years and it's been nicely renovated since. We love that it is dog friendly and within walking distance from downtown Bar Harbor restaurants and shops. The hotel staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. The complimentary water, breakfast foods, and snacks were a nice plus. Everything was clean and the check-in/check-out was efficient. We were able to check into our hotel rooms early which was great because we were in the area in the early afternoon. "

"We had a lovely stay at Little Fig. From the moment we arrived, the staff were very helpful and accommodating. The person who checked us in was more than happy to provide recommendations. She also found beach towels for us when we wanted to go to Sand Beach. Would definitely stay here again. The location was very convenient to the shops and restaurants and to Acadia."