Hotel Acadia Inn (Bar Harbor, USA)

Parking can be limited in Bar Harbor's main area, which is what makes the hotel's shuttle service so much more helpful to you and fellow guests. This shuttle will deliver you to the center of town and allow for far more exploration and relaxation time than any other method.

Thanks to Acadia Inn's linking trail to Acadia National Park, exploring the rural beauty of the park has never been easier. You'll be able to head out of the inn and go directly into a nearby path, ensuring that you'll never be lost or too far from your destination.

Staff members are warm and welcoming, and are always attentive to any concern or question that you might have. They're also adept at keeping the rooms clean, well-stocked, and fresh.

Although the breakfast buffet is a nice touch, it is weighed down by too many sugary items, and too little space for diners to enjoy their meals fully. Many items offered, however, are good enough to make this a redeeming experience.

While the older style of the interior design reflects some of Maine's old-time charm, there are some aspects of the inn that feel tired and run-down. Acadia Inn should likely consider renovation, if not a mild overhaul.

Despite a few minor complaints about breakfast offerings and the occasional burst of loud guests, you should find very little to dislike about Acadia Inn during your stay, and much more to like about the property and its surroundings.