Prospect Harbor Cottages

A rocky shoreline with boats docked in a harbor, surrounded by houses and trees.

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Our top choices for Prospect Harbor cottages

1. Hinckleys Dreamwood Cottages

Bar Harbor

James

RM1,056 total

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

2. Hanscom's Motel and Cottages

Bar Harbor

Sarmila

RM931 total

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

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Top Prospect Harbor Hotel Reviews

Bar Harbor Manor

8/10 Good

"Bar Harbor Manor is a good hotel for a visit in the city. The property is walkable to all of the parks, restaurants, marina, and shopping. The staff is very helpful. The hotel provides both morning muffins and coffee, along with afternoon lemonade and other treats, along with other grab and go items."

Robbins Motel

10/10 Excellent

"5/5 stars as the room was clean, the air conditioner worked well and made for a comfortable place to sleep, and we had plenty of hot water for showering. We booked based on price as we intended on hiking Acadia and sightseeing and spending little time in the room. The Robbins motel is definitely older and out of date compared to other hotels I've stayed at, but was immaculate and perfect for what we needed, a place to shower and sleep. If you're planning on grocery shopping, or bringing leftovers back from restaurants, bring a cooler as the rooms did not have refrigerators (not advertised though so totally fair, just a miss on my planning). The office has a microwave and a nice, large ice machine. We flew in from out of state and I would have checked a cooler had I planned better. The BBQ place across the street was very good. Bar harbor was very busy (parking a challenge, and very busy place in general) so having a nice place to eat and not having to try to drive into Bar Harbor was convenient. Also was very near a park entrance to Acadia which made for quick trips into the park or back to rest after hiking very convenient."

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