The Kennebunkport Inn

Quaint Inn, great location. Our room was nicely decorated however could use some TLC. We faced the street and it was a bit noisy in the morning. Staff was very nice.

Very disappointed in the condition of the hotel. Had pics from 10 years ago vs our most recent stay. Very sad condition. I guess the owners have decided not to invest in basic upkeep. Such a crime for what was a beautiful hotel. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Leaks, paint peeling, holes in facade, carbon/smoke build-up on outside fireplace…owners should have some pride in ownership. If you can’t afford it, sell it and let someone else care for this treasure.

Perhaps it was the night we were there, the week before the 4th of July that accounted for the $600 price... which we were happy to pay thinking we'd get comensurate value. At it turns out, our $600 room was tucked away in the back and right on the street. It was very dark and I'm not kidding, 12 inches from our windows to the street. It was bad enough overnight with cars going by, but when the garbage trucks came barreling through at 6:00 am I knew I had no choice but to write a review alerting folks to steer clear of room 301. Yes, this Inn is charming and breakfast was adequate, but the location right in town that to some is a blessing is also a curse when it comes to the noise. Or, maybe it was just room 301. In any case, we felt royally ripped off. To spend $600 only to have to listen to cars coming and going all night along with the garbage trucks at 6 am. Yeah, not happy.

I locked this inn because I was looking for a well located hotel with amenities and this got great ratings. Location is prime. My room was itsy bitsy, the size of a ship cabin. Only a queen was available but it seemed to ne more like a full size. Since we were only here for two nights, we didnt feel like unpacking and there was no room to open up our suitcases. There were no robes in the room but when i asked the housekeeper if there were robes, her response was, “not on the first floor.” But when i got back to my room, she surprised me with one. The staff is soooo nice, especially Luca from Montenegro, who greets guests as they het out of the car and brings bags to the rooms. He also became my go to person when figuring out how to spend my time here. I did not eat at the restaurant here or go to the bar but it seems very nice. Don’t let them give you room 212.

Wonderful one night stay at the Kennebunkport Inn. Room 109 was very spacious and loved the decor but 3rd floor and no elevator so not recommended for anyone with mobility issues. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant (beet salad, steak, dessert) and it was delicious. The continental breakfast was great (yogurt, bagels, muffins, coffee, etc.) Bikes provided although we didn't use and loved that the fireplaces were on (inside and out on the deck) due to the cold weather. Perfect location for exploring downtown Kennebunkport!