Acadia Inn

The Acadia inn is a great place to stay. This was our first time there and I would return again without question. It is affordable, clean and serves free breakfast in the morning and coffee, tea all day. soup in the evening. It is a short walk to downtown and a very short drive to the Acadia National park entry for the Acadia big loop road and more. Don’t hesitate to stay here/

This was our 1^st stay. The room was a good size, the staff very friendly. My only complaint would be some of the grout by the tub was dirty. Overall I would stay again.

This hotel served the exact purpose that I needed it to-​a lower cost hotel that was close to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park, The hotel was comfortable and clean. Our room fit four people comfortably. The bathroom was spacious. The room itself was comfortable with two queen size beds and a desk that I was able to work at. The hotel offers a free breakfast, The room was fairly crowded but I was always able to find a table. The food was ok-​I only had cereal so I can’t really comment on the other food offerings. I used the shuttle to go into Bar Harbor. The shuttle ran every 15 minutes which was great. Other reviews mentioned noise but our room was very quiet. We were on the third floor so nobody was above us. Overall this hotel was comfortable and we had a pleasant stay.

I went there as part of my honey moon. When we first got there it was great front desk was really nice first floor room king size bed clean cute room really close to bar harbor every thing seemed to be great considering it was raining all day long. Later that night I was laying in bed watching TV an I got bit on the wrist not a bug in sight next morning I had ten more welts on my body again not a bug in sight in the room so I bring it up to the front desk to a different woman then the one who checked us in she completely dismissed me in what I was saying and said no those are either black flies or mosquito bites I live in Maine my whole life in the woods an these bites are not from no black fly or mosquito not how I planned to spend my last night on my honey moon I don’t think I will ever stay there again or tell my friends about it due to the lack of bed side manner to the guest… NOT HAPPY

Five stars doesn’t mean this is a five star hotel; it means that Acadia Inn serves the market/​price point it targets extremely well. Based on our visit last weekend it succeeds. The rooms were standard hotel fare, but clean and neat, as we’re the nice common areas and gift shop. The pillows could use an upgrade and/​or some variety. But the staff was friendly and helpful, they had courtesy cheese and crackers, and soup, out in the eve. The breakfast was among the better «breakfast included» breakfasts I’ve seen (e.g., fruit, yogurt, hard boiled eggs; not just pastries & cereal).
Job well done by Acadia Inn!

Great location, great price, good continental breakfast and clean hotel rooms. Nothing fancy but the staff were very helpful for the marathon runners. It’s a basic hotel but that’s all we needed!

We chose to stay at the Acadia Inn since it was a nice middle of the road hotel in terms of price. It had decent reviews on other websites so I thought I would give it a shot and I was pleased with it.
Our room was nice, the mattress on the bed wasn’t the fanciest but it was comfortable. We were a short distance from the front desk area but didn’t encounter any issues with loud neighbors or general noise from the lobby. My husband is a light sleeper and he slept like a baby! The bathroom was a generous size and there was plenty of steaming hot water in the shower. Free wifi was fast and easy to connect to.
The continental breakfast was fair-~4 different cereals (fruit loops, rice crispies, granola, bran flakes), hard boiled eggs, fruit cocktail, bagels, english muffins, toaster waffles and french toast and 2 kinds of yogurt. They also had instant oatmeal and some fresh fruit. Definitely not the worst free hotel breakfast but not the best.
All the employees were friendly and helpful. It was too cold to check out the pool, maybe next time.

The price was great compared to other inns in Bar Harbor and since all we pretty much do is sleep in the room and maybe a quick change during the day it was the right place for us.
It is loud you can here the people above you walking around, try asking for a top floor room if you have a hard time with noise.
Other wise the location was great minutes to the entrance of Acadia National Park and downtown.

My family didn’t make reservations so were kinda short on options, but this one turned out not to be so bad. The smoking room we were put in was aired out nicely during the day and had two queen sizes beds that were really plush and the pillows were nice.
Everything seemed clean and well taken care of. The views were nice and for the most part it was relatively quite. The room comes with a continental breakfast which is like what every other hotel has but it was good enough and we didn’t have to pay more for breakfast.
I would probably stay here again it was really reasonable and I enjoyed it.

yah it was a hotel neat town. it was one of the cheaper options for one night. i got free wifi with decent speed on my iphone, not sure if that was a fluke or i was lucky. nothing too fancy really. they have a pool (didnt look at it) and pretty big parking lot and the usual continental breakfast spread in the morning. pretty convenient to town, but not really down in the middle of it, kind of between town and acadia national park. maybe more like 2.5 but theres no halvsies on the stars so its 3 for now.
also i see there is another listing for this hotel on Unilocal but without reviews but with the correct address.

When you click 3 stars, Unilocal puts «A-​OK» next to them. This small hotel was exactly that — OK. So if you go in with medium expectations, they may be met but certainly not exceeded.
Honestly, we chose Acadia Inn mostly by process of elimination — there weren’t many places w/​availability for our summer weekend when we booked just a few days ahead of our trip. Upon entering, I breathed a sigh of relief. There are vending machines, an outdoor pool, guest laundry machines, and mints waiting for you in your room.
Not-​as-​good:
1. Very noisy. Got woken up by housekeeping knocking on and vacuuming other rooms on my floor, voices, etc. Even the air conditioning was so loud that we decided to turn it off to fall asleep.
2. Wireless is $ 10 a day! [But there’s a computer open for use on the 1^st level.]
3. The bed — pull back the top cover and the box spring is exposed. The usable blanket seemed small for the King bed. And the sheets didn’t stay on the mattress well.
4. Really slippery tub that had me holding on to a grab bar with one hand all the way through my shower.
Acadia Inn did stand out for a few more reasons:
1. Your room rate, lower than many area hotels, includes a continental breakfast… even if the breakfast is so-​so, you can take it or leave it. Bagels and muffins and cereal being the highlights– just one kind of yogurt, milk (2%! maybe they wanted to do an average of whole and skim so no one would get what they want?) and unappealing hard-​boiled eggs and canned fruit salad.
2. Our room had a flat screen TV! The website photos showed an old 20-​inch CRT so this was a pleasant surprise.
3. Just minutes from Acadia Nat’l Park — and, even better, it’s the entrance that is close to the Visitor Center and where most people start their visit.
4. They have board games you can borrow from the front desk! We tried Yahtzee, but the directions were missing and after a 10 year hiatus, I couldn’t remember when to stop and tally the points!
Hope you enjoy your stay!

It was one of the cheaper places in the area and the location was good, but the rooms were old and outdated.
Two annoying things: 1) it was just the beginning of the spring season and the Inn was about 15% full, but they put other guests right next to us on either side so that it was pretty noisy from the other guests and from the maids vacuuming in the morning. 2) the sheets were old and dingy and the elastics were worn so that the sheets wouldn’t even stay on the bed. I would try another hotel in Bar Harbor.