The Poland Spring Resort

The room had an odor and the grade of toilet paper was so bad I bought my own. Towels were old and rough. Showering was difficult as the water temperature fluctuated several times. The price was a little high compared to other motels in the area that had better accommodations and very good free breakfasts.The lawn area was covered with cigarette buts and I would say a chicken bone.

For an older hotel it is well maintained, clean and comfortable. Best of all, staff is helpful and friendly.

There is so much history to learn about on this property, both local history and Chicago history (!!!!)

Staff was great! Easy check in. Building is old and dated but clean.

Two power outages made it inconvenient. Leaking toilet valve, noisy neighbors overhead.

The Poland Springs Resort features large rooms, a friendly staff, and a beautiful setting.

Our room was spacious, clean and comfortable. There was so much to do here but our stay was too short to try everything. I would come back here with my family again.

Everything is always prefict when I stay here great staff awesome coffee

It was very clean and quiet.

Great atmosphere

My stay there was comfortable, and the staff was friendly and helpful. I was surprised that there was no elevator, as I had difficulty carrying my bags upstairs. Since food was available only at the main building, it would be convenient if your facility also offered sandwiches and soups.

Such a beauty of a resort! And such a hidden gem!! We loved our stay, we can't wait to go back! 💛

Every thing was fine except the buffet breakfast which was cold and disappointing

Loved the cottage! Everything was there including everything for the lake.

Toilet that is small for even a 6 year old. No fridge Ancient hotel. Breakfast was OK. Hotel that provides you with a physical key. There is no way to lock the door from inside.

Everything

I loved the vintage feel.

Friendly staff and environment.

Excellent place to stay.

This was my first trip to Maine, and it was the last night of our long weekend road trip to celebrate my 65th birthday. How disappointing to find out that our "Lodge room" was not in the actual resort at all, but down the road at a separate property, and nothing more than a cheap roadside motel, walkable to absolutely nothing. Not even a shuttle to the actual resort, so going to the bar or out to dinner was out of the question, since we wanted to relax, enjoy some cocktails and food and not have to worry about driving anywhere. I actually cried. The room was tiny, the walls were so thin we could hear everything in the hallway and the room next door, and the view was the golf course port-a-potty. The products were low end, just some shampoo and body wash on the shower wall and a sliver of soap. Thankfully I brought my own. We ended up bringing in supermarket food and balancing it wherever we could since there wasn't even a table, and one chair. We were not even allowed to sit outside with a drink. The woman at the reception area blamed me for not reading the property description. Believe me, I did, several times. It was awful, way out of the way, and I couldn't wait to leave in the morning. Sad, because there were so many other places we could have stayed.