Ξενοδοχεία κοντά σε Liberty Ship Memorial σε South Portland

While this is not a five-star hotel and I did not expect it to look like one, it was perfect for a night's stay before leaving in the morning for the airport. I arrived without a reservation in the middle of a snow storm. It was right off the highway as I traveled north from Boston and therefore very convenient. I had a rental car and was just two miles or less from the airport. Also, there was a gas station very nearby where I filled the rental car in the morning. The Chili Restaurant is right next door but I did not go there. Other restaurants and things you might need are nearby but I didn't venture out because of the weather. I gave this hotel 5 stars because the person at the front desk was very pleasant and accommodating, and also went out of her way to refill the hot water cask in the lobby so I could get some tea. Tea and coffee are available in the lobby at all hours it appeared. I didn't have time to go to the breakfast in the morning so can't comment on that. I did use the treadmill in the very small exercise room off the pool, which was being enjoyed by a family. As for the room itself, the bed was ”fine.” It was not hard at all but I would have preferred it a bit softer. The door needed some attention, in that there was about a quarter inch of space at the bottom where light and noise could come in. It didn't bother me but it could bother some. The sink is outside the shower/toilet area. There were plenty of towels and toiletries. I did not use the TV but it was there, along with a small refrigerator and a large desk. The best part for me was that the heating/cooling unit worked just the way I like them to. I was able to get the temp to what I wanted for the night, 65 degrees in the winter, then just put on the fan on for white noise. The fan did not go off and on all night as it has done in some very expensive hotels where I have stayed. Bottom line is that I slept very well and therefore the hotel gets my five stars.

Health, good service, close to the airport, there is a drop-off service. Even if there is a hotel at 6 o'clock in the morning, the guest will also drop off the plane.

We were in shock with our stay. The rooms were filthy. Black mold and mildew on the shower heads and in the groove lines on the shower wall with a black shadow on the bottom of the tub. There were hairs all over the bathroom. The floors were nasty with dirt and debris everywhere’s. The furniture in the rooms and in the main areas were all stained up. The desk chair in one of our rooms was a fake leather chair and it was completely cracked and pealed and if you sat on the chair it stuck to your clothing and pieces fell onto the floor. The rugs had not been cleaned at all. The walls and the vents were dirty even outside the room. The hall vents were black as could be around the vents, walls and ceilings. The lobby bathroom walls were dirty had old soap dripping down the wall dried and caked on. The trash can was all rusted and dirty. The floors were covered in dirt. We got two towels that had brown/red stains on them. We asked for a bag of trash and a plunger used for a back up toilet be taken down the first night of our stay and it was left outside our door because we were told housekeeping would pick it up and it sat there our whole stay. The pool and hot tube room windows were covered in green and black growth also and the worst part is the pool and hot tub chemicals burned our skin.

The location of the hotel is very good, it is very convenient to eat and shop. The hotel also has its own car that can take guests to places within a mile of the nearby area. Hotel front desk service is especially good.

Breakfast is a typical American motel breakfast with sausages, bacon, yoghurt, juice, and coffee. The room was tidy, there was no microwave in the fridge, two beds, only one stool. There are enough parking spaces. Nearby is the Hannaford supermarket.

When you stay at Inn On Peaks Island in Peaks Island, you'll be near the bay, just steps from Umbrella Cover Museum and 7 minutes by foot from Fifth Maine Museum. This inn is 3.4 mi (5.5 km) from Cross Insurance Arena and 3.8 mi (6.1 km) from Portland Museum of Art.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and wedding services.At Inn On Peaks Island, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 8 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature jetted bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided on request.

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We decided to do a night out in Portland. I am originally from there...born and raised, but live in Kittery now. Decided to check out the press hotel and union restaurant for brunch. Honestly, it was all ”Meh”. Hotel was nice, clean and convenient to Old Port. It is however, overdone, overpriced and overhyped. Too much with the press quotes all over the place, the tyewriters, printing press parts, etc etc. I get it. Its the Portland Press Herald's old building. Our room was $400 after taxes and had a view of the fire station parking lot. It was tiny, bed uncomfortable, pillows unusable (ordered new pillows which helped, but the oversized ”feather” pillows were covered in something like crepe paper). Bathroom had no fan, stupid quotes all over the place signifying nothing. I don't really understand how other hotels in the Port are like $150 a night for the same thing while this is more than double. The experience? It was too much by half. Seems to me this is there to bilk tourists out of a few extra dollars playing on Portland's history, which I don't get--the Press Herald is still around, just not in that building. Maybe its there for the new hipster crowd in Portland to part with some of their money, who knows. Traveling to Portland and want to stay downtown? Stay at one of the other cheaper hotels. Same exerience, half the price. Remember, no matter how hard you try, Portland is not Boston and its not New York. Mariott missed with this one.

I chose this place as a less expensive alternative to hotels in Portland. Also because motels are safer during COVID than hotels (more ventilation because the room opens to the outdoors). First, I want to say my room was clean and comfortable. It's nothing fancy, but you get what you pay for. Also, I had a last-minute change to my reservation and the manager was very accommodating. So, thank you for that. My one non-COVID sort-of complaint is that, while you get a fridge and microwave (nice features), there's no coffee maker in the room. Would be nice to have that instead of the microwave, maybe. My biggest issue is that there were no COVID protocols in place. I went into the office to check in and the office was SEALED. I mean no windows open, door shut. The manager who checked me in was not wearing a mask. Two other guests were in there. I was the only one wearing a mask. And check in still involves filling out a card, even if you book on Booking.com, so it takes several minutes. I was quite eager to get out of there. When I got to my room, I realized he had given me a queen room rather than the king I booked, but I didn't want to go back into the office to request a room change. Then it occurred to me that if the manager wasn't wearing a mask, housekeeping probably didn't either. I kept the door open and opened the windows to air out my room before removing my mask, following what the experts say. Please open your office windows. It was 72 degrees and gorgeous outside. No reason to have everything sealed up.

Nice, friendly, helpful staff. Clean rooms. Nice large rooms with a sitting area, kitchen area (microwave, fridge, and countertop), suitcase area, work desk area, clothing closet, separate bathroom vanity and shower/toilet areas, and bedroom area. Plenty of room for work, play, relaxing, and eating. Nice parking area. Watch airplanes come and go right from your bed. Breakfast buffet available (cheese omelets, strawberry yogurt, spicy sausage patties, pancakes, packaged muffins, and more.) Beverages available in the lobby include coffee, tea, cocoa, and hot apple cider. I would stay here again.