Slott i Bath

“This is a cute little apartment in a charming location. Brianne was friendly and responded quickly to questions and issues with WiFi. I do think the listing should be adjusted to be clearer about the following: 1) The bedroom, while large, is on the floor above the rest of the apartment, with a long and steep flight of stairs down to the bathroom; 2) The only window in the bedroom opens onto a fire escape that reaches to the ground, so we did not feel comfortable leaving it open and found the...

“Great little studio set in Historic Bath and walking distance to lots of restaurants, shops, and market. Comfy bed. Kitchen was well stocked. Great place! Would recommend to friends and family. It is on the 3rd floor. ”

“Great location and interesting layout in this historic house. It was the perfect respite for our stay before our puffin tour the next day and close to town for a concert on the common and restaurants. Note : to access one of the bedrooms you need to go through the bathroom, but it worked out fine. Dmitri was super communicative and was kind enough to let us know we left a pair of shoes there after we departed. Since we were still in the area, he left them on the porch for us to retrieve, which...

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“Very quiet at night, conveniently located, very clean rooms. ”

“Mycket trevligt boende, vi blev varmt välkomnade av Steve som visade oss runt på boendet och gav oss bra tips på aktiviteter och restauranger. Kylskåp på rummet och bra internetuppkoppling. Helhetsupplevelsen var toppen, jag kan verkligen rekommendera Hawks House Inn. ”

“Breakfast was a disapointment for someone with gluten intolerance.”

“Excellent hotel, strongly recommended.”

“Very nice staff”

“Clean and comfortable and room”

“This property was well located for the days that we were staying there. We booked this location because we were sightseeing coastal Maine. It is close enough to downtown Freeport to drive to, but not so close to be stuck in the congestion. Very easy to get on Rt 295. Close to restaurants, shops, and the Maine state visitor center.”