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Cities
- Auburn
- Bath
- Boothbay Harbor
- Brunswick
- Edgecomb
- Freeport
- Lewiston
- Sebasco Estates
- Wiscasset
Brands
- Ascend Collection
- Best Western
- Days Inn
- Fairfield Inn by Marriott
- Hampton Inn
- Hilton Garden Inn
- Independent
- No brand
- Residence Inn by Marriott
- SureStay By Best Western
Property Types
- Hotel
- Resort
Nice breakfast, beautiful pool, friendly staff. Well appointed room on the first floor.
Willingness to go above and beyond for guest
Friendly staff, free breakfast.
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Friendliness and service
Location, hot breakfast, laundry room that was not advertised.
Nice Location, clean, staff was attentive, good breakfast.
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The staff were super friendly and helpful
Clean & comfortable- staff were very nice and helpful
The bedroom was big and very clean.
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Good location to other places. Breakfast was good.
The pillows
The room was very clean and and the breakfast was really good.
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I haven’t thought of anything yet.
Too many peoples smoking then through the Cigarette but on the ground out side the room. I think should have a cigarette tray or done something make it better.
Location, price range
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Location to my daughters school
Location was the best for me.
Check in day sraff
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Room is clean upon checking in and very comfortable
The location can't be beat, right next to the College and on the strip with restaurants and shops. Easily walkable. The hotel is older but remodeled and beautiful/modern on the inside.
Nice clean hotel. Nice lobby and clean professional rooms.
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The layout of the room
Very nice hotel. And the coffee was great too.
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We were given a free upgrade to the Lighthouse which we greatly enjoyed. Stunning view and serene resort. Wish we could have stayed longer.
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Staff was very helpful
Friendly people. Plenty of parking. Many insect and bird friendly flowers and bushes.
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The room decor was very nicely done
Dock areas were excellent. Location superb
Very clean, new and easy.
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The staff was great. The fresh baked cookies were awesome. The breakfast was excellent.
Close proximity to the ocean
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The Dory Pub right downstairs was amazing as was the staff, food and drink!! We also enjoyed leaving our car parked and walking around this quaint town!! Hotel employee was totally accommodating and helpful!
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The views, the serenity, the food -- all amazing. Great location, perfect for weddings.
The best things about this hotel were the view of the harbor and the grounds.
The perfect Inn in the perfect location. Better than pictures or imagined.
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Bed was comfortable, television worked.
Clean, nice shower
The river view was stunning. The room was spotless. I would stay here again.
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The location is perfect
Allowing pets!!! We also had a good experience with every person in the hotel. One gentleman did stand out though. In the morning he was vacuuming the hallway carpet when my dog and I exited the lift he shut the vacuum off and allowed us to pass. Perfect.
Location, convenience of on-site dining, ample space in my room. Very comfortable.
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The hotel was awesome.
The breakfast was wonderful and the location was great.
The cleanliness of the room and the pool was great.
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convenience to shopping and restaurants
Cleanliness and very cozy and comfortable
Rooms were clean and roomy. Bed was comfortable. There was easy access both to the highway and to the downtown area.
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Bed was comfortable and the shower was clean.
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Convienent to where we needed to be.
perfect in every way
We were traveling during the holidays with 2 dogs and needed a place that was dog friendly. The Ascent was perfect. We practically had our own entrance and easy access to our car and outdoors. Beds were comfy, room cozy and the breakfast was perfect!
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That it Was there at all for a late check in
Nothing. It was not like the pictures. Lobby was torn apart. We showed up at 5 and were told our room wasnt ready, we had to wait 30 min our car. We lost power with a storm and werent even able to take a warm shower there. Staff was not helpful at all.
Easy to find, great price, decent breakfast
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Good location
2 queen bed option available.
Room was okay
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New renovated room. Clean. Nice stuff.
The price. Then I discovered that you get what you pay for.
Clean and smelled ok
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Good value
Clean, safe, quiet.
Although the hotel was a bit dated and had no elevator, it was very clean and well-maintained.
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Quiet and wsrm
It was safe, comfortable and close to everything I needed to do.
The ambiance
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Very nice staff and hotel was clean
Great staff. Large updated rooms with nice new beds. Decent breakfast
Friendly, professional desk people
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Where to stay in Bath
Learn about the top neighbourhoods of Bath
Convenient to I-295, which runs directly into Freeport, and home to Bowdoin College, this area boasts a variety of outdoor recreation, historic architecture and downtown shopping and dining. Learn about the era of tall ships at Bath's Maine Maritime Museum, relax on nearby sandy beaches along the Kennebec River, raft along the Androscoggin River or take a short drive to the nearby Lost Valley ski and snowboard area.
Located along I-295 about 20 minutes north of Portland, this area offers great shopping, including the L.L. Bean flagship store, as well as outdoor adventure, art galleries and ocean views to wooded hikes. Indulge in some retail therapy at bustling Freeport's more than 200 upscale outlets and unique shops or get away from it all at Wolfe's Neck Woods State Park, home to walking trails, picnic areas and resident ospreys.
Price by Month
Lowest in February at just over $130.
In Bath, hotel prices vary significantly throughout the year. The lowest average prices are observed in February at just over $130, while August sees the highest rates at around $310. The demand peaks in August.
How far in advance should I book?
Prices in Bath can be around $235 for same-day bookings.
In Bath, hotel prices generally increase as the check-in date approaches, particularly after the three-week mark when top accommodations are often fully booked. Last-minute bookings may see lower prices for less desirable hotels, while same-day rates are usually slightly lower than the preceding day.
Price by Hotel Class
The most popular hotel category in Bath is 3*, priced just over $200.
In Bath, hotel distribution shows a clear trend where prices generally increase with star ratings. The most popular category is 3*, priced just over $200, with only small differences noted compared to 4* hotels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are standard check-in and check-out times at hotels in Bath, Maine?
Is breakfast usually included in the room rate at Bath hotels?
What is the cancellation policy for hotels in Bath, Maine?
Is on-site parking available at hotels in Bath, Maine?
Are pets allowed at hotels in Bath, Maine?
Do hotels in Bath, Maine, offer accessible / ADA-compliant rooms?
Is Wi-Fi free and reliable for remote work at Bath hotels?
How do I get to Bath from the nearest airports?
Are there train or bus options to Bath, Maine?
How walkable is downtown Bath and the waterfront area?
Are there seasonal closures or reduced services at hotels in Bath?
Are heating and air conditioning available in Bath hotels?
Does the hotel offer luggage storage, early check-in, or late check-out?
Are cribs, rollaway beds, or family rooms available at Bath hotels?
What business amenities are available at hotels in Bath, Maine?
What safety and security measures are in place at Bath hotels?
Will I hear shipyard or harbor noise when staying in Bath, Maine?
What are the nearby attractions and local transportation suggestions in Bath?
Do hotels in Bath, Maine, offer EV charging or bicycle storage?
What are typical payment, ID, and minimum age requirements at check-in?
Is there a fitness center or pool available at hotels in Bath?
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Are there any local events or festivals happening during my stay in Bath, Maine?
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What is the typical weather in Bath, Maine, and how might it affect travel plans?
Top Tips
- Book rooms at least 6 to 8 weeks ahead for summer and peak foliage; Bath hotels fill quickly during lobster and leaf-peeping weekends. From June to October, occupancy often exceeds 90%. Confirm your reservation directly for the busiest weekends.
- Prefer flexible or refundable rates, as smaller inns in Bath often enforce strict cancellation policies and nonrefundable bookings are common outside major brands. Always check policy details before finalizing.
- Compare perks and book directly when possible. Direct hotel bookings may include free parking, improved cancellation, or complimentary room upgrades not available on third-party sites. Verify additional benefits before choosing your booking method.
- Ask about parking types before arrival; some Bath hotels offer only 8 to 10 onsite spaces and may charge $15-$25 per night for overnight parking. Request details about space sizes if traveling with a larger vehicle.
- If working remotely, check Wi-Fi speed and workspace setup in advance. Some historic inns have inconsistent internet service or may lack dedicated business centers or quiet rooms.
- Check seasonal hours for onsite dining and local restaurants, as many close October to April or restrict service midweek. Verify hotel breakfast or dinner availability if you rely on onsite meals.
- Select courtyard or river-facing rooms for quieter stays, as shipyard activity from Bath Iron Works operates from 6 a.m. on weekdays and can increase street-facing noise.
- Prepare to present government-issued photo ID and the credit card used for booking at check-in. Some hotels also require a separate card for incidentals or require a hold of up to $75 per stay.
- For pet stays, confirm pet policy and fees prior to arrival. Most Bath hotels limit dogs to under 50 lbs and charge $15-$50 per night. Special breed or size limits may apply.
- Confirm total nightly cost before booking. Maine’s 9% lodging tax applies, and properties may add $15-$25 per night in resort or occupancy fees.
- Contact the hotel ahead for early luggage hold or late departures. Most Bath hotels will store bags for free if arriving before check-in or after checkout.
- Keep valuables such as passports or electronics in a hotel safe or at the front desk. Small towns like Bath maintain low crime rates, but theft occasionally occurs.
- Pack layers for coastal temperatures; July and August can reach 80°F (27°C) by day but dip to 55°F (13°C) at night, with fog or rain common in the evenings.
- Bring insect repellent with DEET or icaridin if visiting April to September. Mosquitoes and blackflies are typical near wooded trails like Whiskeag.
- Request shuttle timetables or local taxi contacts at check-in, as Bath has limited rideshare coverage. Consider renting a car for flexible travel to coastal sights or when public transit runs infrequently.
- Ask hotel staff for up-to-date maps, parking locations, and recommended departure times for trips to Boothbay Harbor (13 mi/21 km) or Rockland (40 mi/64 km) to avoid peak traffic on Route 1.
- If you need accessible accommodations, verify accessible room features, step-free or ramp access, and elevator availability before booking. Many historic inns have only stairs.
- Respect established quiet hours, commonly 10 p.m. to 8 a.m., especially at smaller inns. Noise complaints may result in a $15-$100 charge.
- Request local seafood and hidden viewpoint recommendations from front desk staff. Staff can direct you to less crowded river walks or arrange lobster dinners at venues like Winnegance Restaurant (3 mi/5 km south).
- Tip 15-20% for restaurant service, $1-$2 per bag for bell service, and $2-$5 daily for housekeeping, left each morning. U.S. tipping customs apply.
- Dress in casual or smart-casual attire. Jeans and collared shirts are accepted most places, but reserve formal wear for fine dining at venues like Solo Bistro.
- Stay clear of Bath Iron Works unless booked on an authorized tour. Restricted access is enforced, and fines may apply for trespassing. Ask staff for approved public viewing spots.
- Solo travelers can walk safely to most main-street restaurants and the riverfront, all within 0.5 mi/800 m downtown. Opt for downtown hotels for easy access after dark.
- Families should request connecting rooms, rollaway beds, or cribs when booking. Family suites (sleeping 4-6) sell out for July and August if not reserved 2 or more months in advance.
- Business guests should confirm reliable Wi-Fi, meeting space access, and early breakfast (starting 6:30 a.m.), and coordinate security procedures with Bath Iron Works as ID and advance notice may be required.
- Pet owners should ask for outdoor walking area details. Whiskeag Trail and Library Park (0.3-0.8 mi / 500-1,300 m) are popular for dog walks and easy to access from downtown hotels.
- Request a river-view or waterfront room if available. Many travelers value Kennebec River views, usually at a $15-$50 nightly premium.
- Ask hotel staff for local seafood shack recommendations. Several hotels can arrange boxed lobster dinners or coordinate with shacks like Five Islands Lobster Co. in Georgetown (13 mi/21 km).
- Engage with hotel proprietors for help booking boat trips, museum passes, or seasonal cruises. Staff can arrange tickets to the Maine Maritime Museum (2 mi/3.2 km) or river excursions May to October.
- Check for packages and seasonal offers. Fall foliage and midweek summer deals can save 10-18% compared to peak weekend rates.
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