Great staff and clean. Very friendly wait staff for breakfast. Hot coffee always out.

First time to the coast of Maine...was a real treat to stay here!

Our room was BEAUTIFUL. The reception area smells BAD! The staff didn’t even bother to make our bed the second day of our stay, and for $400+ a night you’d think they would at least do that. Not a great location.

During a week's stay in Maine, this was one of three places my daughter and I stayed. It was our least favorite. For us, we realized we preferred staying in the cozy B&Bs rather than this place. It depends on what experience you want. Since we were there in October, the pool was closed. We stayed in a huge room, one of the hill top rooms with a balcony. We thought we wanted to have the ocean view experience, which was great. For what I paid, however, I expected more. I missed the extra service and thoughtfulness of the B&Bs. After committing to our stay through Hotels.com, I received an email confirmation from The Inn at Ocean's Edge -- noting that had we made reservations directly, we would've had breakfast included. When we arrived at check-in that was reiterated and we were told we would need to pay $20 each for breakfast. That again was reiterated when we left. The other two places we stayed were not booked directly, and breakfast was included. It seemed petty, especially considering the price paid for the room.There was no coffee machine in the room, but were told there was a coffee machine in the building. That coffee was terrible. We tried the "pub" that was in the main lodge. The only thing that remotely fit the definition of "pub" was the bar. Wine was offered. The room looked like an activity room in a retirement facility.

$19 for breakfast, pancakes were not available, oatmeal was not cooked . So for $19 I got a muffin.

The Inn is beautiful! What luck that we found it at the last minute and had a beautiful suite facing the water and lovely garden/pool areas. The staff was incredibly helpful, especially Rich who helped us have a wonderful stay. This is a gem.

The property holds a marvelous location above Camden. Incredible water views, serene. Folks are consistently of service. We stayed in the Hilltop Building- spacious with a private balcony. We found the gravel walkway path down to the Main Inn ( for breakfast) to be not so comfortable ( husband is 86 with cane) for elders. I should we return, I will request a room in the Main Inn lower hill level.

We planned this trip so that we could visit Acadia National Park. It was a great place to stay that was very relaxing after a long day of hiking. Also many things to do close by in Clemen with great restaurants and shops. We went sailing and visited a winery.