Staying in Portland, Maine? These folks did - they chose The Inn At St. John...
Major Publication Reviews:
"Candy on the pillow, a crystal chandelier glittering from the ceiling and a warm welcome from the desk clerk."
-- New York Times
Travel Editor
"The Inn At St. John is comfortable and a good value."
-- New York Times
Travel Editor
"... and for their proximity to downtown Portland, these bedchambers are remarkably peaceful. The quarters are cozy, and the niceties extend into the morning with complimentary juice, coffee, and muffins."
-- Downeast Magazine
From Traveladvisor.com:
"...The hotel has a very European feel to it and it reminded me of being back in England. I travel all over the world and have stayed in alot of places, and I feel that for the price you pay at The Inn At St. John, it's money well spent. We will definitely stay there again."
Aug 5, 2005: A TripAdvisor Member, Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia
"We had a wonderful stay at The Inn. We had a room with a bathroom across the hall and it was not a problem. We knew there was not an elevator prior to our arrival but did not have problems with the stairs. If we did need help with the stairs the staff would be more than willing to help us. We walked to the Old Port section of Portland every day and evening and did not have any problems. It was about a 20-25 minute walk but a very easy walk. We would definitely go back again!"
Jun 29, 2005: A TripAdvisor Member, Minneapolis, Minnesota
From Virtualtourist.com:
Inn At Saint John: A very Nice Portland Inn
Written by RickyShat on June 12, 2004.
"I have stayed at The Inn At St. John numerous times all seasons of the year. Its a very great value and an inn that offers very friendly staff and is comfortable. Located near enough to downtown Portland for a good walk to all attractions or just a fast taxi ride for non walkers."
Inn At Saint John: Review by a OneTime.com User from Swampscott, MA
Written on July 5, 2005.
"Arrived to late warm welcome on steamiest night of the year (short cab ride from train station). Cabbie said pizza across street was "best in America" but we opted for microbrews and grilled portobello sandwich at great neighborhood spot next door, the Dogfish Cafe. Room up couple flights of narrow stairs and around a corner or two was very spacious, well-appointed, and mercifully well-air conditioned; private bath down hall a step or two likewise clean and spacious. Somewhat out of downtown at bottom of Congress St. hill in amongst gas stations etc. but near ballpark, Deering Oaks, and West End attractions. Great character in this sterile age. last visit on June, 2005. "
Inn At Saint John: Portland's Friendly Inn
Written by piazza31fan on June 3, 2004.
"This was my first trip to Maine, and the staff of The Inn At St. John made it a good one. Every one of the staff that I came into contact with was very friendly, and very helpful as to where to go, how to get around, etc. The Inn is immaculate and beautifully decorated. The housekeeping staff deserves an award for the job that they do. I would not hesitate to stay there again, or to recommend The Inn to anyone."
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