Milford Motel On The River

The owners of the property were so friendly and personable! I arrived late. 11pm or later. Check in was a breeze. Had a nice conversation with the couple who own the property. Turns out we’re originally both from the same area. The room was so cute. Rustic charm with a nice flat screen tv. I loved the duck toilet paper dispenser. I will definitely be back. If you are in the Bangor area I highly recommend taking the 20 min drive to this place. Great place to spend the night!

We had a wonderful stay here! The location right next to the river was beautiful and made for a scenic, relaxing experience. Our room was very clean, with comfortable beds, well-equipped kitchen, and a spotless bathroom. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming. Would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to others!

While exploring New England with only a general idea of the areas we wanted to visit, our travels brought us to the Bangor area, where we stayed just outside the city in Old Town. We often prefer locally owned properties over chain hotels, and the Milford Motel did not disappoint. Our room was spacious, clean, and included a kitchenette, making it a great option for travelers planning an extended stay in the area. We were on the second floor and enjoyed pleasant views of the river. The staff was friendly, helpful, and welcoming throughout our stay. The décor is somewhat dated, but everything was well maintained and comfortable. Overall, we had a very positive experience and would gladly stay here again when visiting the area.

Jane, the owner was friendly and helpful. While the property is older, it was clean and the soap was amazing (small things :-) The kitchenette was a bonus and they didn't have an ice machine when I was there but they had bags of ice & they were willing to let me fill my small cooler :-) Bar Harbor priced us out, so we drove the distance for affordability but I would stay again to support small business and the economy outside of Bar Harbor/Acadia. Also, only about an hour from The Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine where we drove the next day as opposed to back to Bar Harbor.