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" friendly customer service as well. nice quiet stay."

"This is short walking distance (across the street or a few blocks away) from restaurants and coffee shops. Our room was large (two queens and a sleeper sofa in a separate sitting area) and was clearly recently upgraded. We enjoyed the small indoor salt water pool, hot tub, and sauna. The property was clean and our room overlooked the harbor. We will definitely stay again. The cafe was closed for a week so we could not try out the coffee bar but one block away is a great combo coffee shop and bookstore."

"Clean, easy parking, good location - recommend staying here vs Rockport or Camden, cheaper and walkable to restaurants "

"Understandable that they are under renovations process. "

"Yes"

"Dog friendly but during the cold season mo place to bring your dog outside to go bathroom"

"Terrific stay, with a vintage summer camp atmosphere. The staff were great. It was walking distance to the ocean and a short drive to Rockland, Camden, and Belfast."

"Harborline was a last min decision added onto the end of vaca, that was a delightful experience. The pros, I appreciate a hotel that carpets the hall. It reduces noises considerably. The pillows were for me the perfect thickness. Not overly fluffy, and not to thin. One pillow comfortably alighted my spine as a slide sleeper. The staff were exceptional, and the room was immaculately clean. My only complaint is that every hotel shower in this trip there's not step or seat to rest your foot on as a person cleans their nether bits. I have no idea if it's an oversight, or the corp is penny pinching and decided that us folks with a tush that travel wouldn't want a foot rest, but their assumptions are sadly mistaken. That one little thing would've made my experience perfection. Other than that the Harborline is a great place to stay. "

"Oh yes; dog treats in the lobby; BIG help with me maneuvering puppy dog outside with 3 legs and 15 years old; rearranging rugs to accommodate him as he’s terrified of falling on wood, linoleum, and tile floors. These people WERE NOT ASKED for help either; they saw me struggling with my back issues; jumped right in to make accessibility easier for my baby doggy!"