We arrived on a snowy Sunday late afternoon and were greeted by Sandy the Inns owner. She showed us around then brought us to our beautiful suite. It was nicely decorated, very comfortable, quiet and clean. The breakfast prepared for us each morning were delicious! I wish we could have stayed longer.
We arrived on a snowy Sunday late afternoon and were greeted by Sandy the Inns owner. She showed us around then brought us to our beautiful suite. It was nicely decorated, very comfortable, quiet and clean. The breakfast prepared for us each morning were delicious! I wish we could have stayed longer.
Wendy
Reviewed February 12, 2015Reviewed February 12, 2015
Our room was clean. The staff was super helpful. The hotel is right across the street from the huge Paul Bunyan statue and a nice park. Food is a bit of a drive.
Our room was clean. The staff was super helpful. The hotel is right across the street from the huge Paul Bunyan statue and a nice park. Food is a bit of a drive.
Carilyn
Reviewed November 8, 2026Reviewed November 8, 2026
Overlooking Kennedy Park, the Agora is a reinvigorated, stately building, greatly suited for a small hotel. The staff is gracious, the rooms well appointed in an earlier time period, and the overall ambiance is quite charming. Just what I was looking for... Thank You !
Overlooking Kennedy Park, the Agora is a reinvigorated, stately building, greatly suited for a small hotel. The staff is gracious, the rooms well appointed in an earlier time period, and the overall ambiance is quite charming. Just what I was looking for... Thank You !
We loved staying here during our brief stop over in Auburn on the way to Portland. Having spent the previous week hiking all over Acadia up north and Grafton Notch to the northwest, we were wiped out and in need of a quiet comfortable space to recharge for the night. The Inn itself is beautifully maintained and lushly decorated throughout with one of the most visually appealing, eclectic and layered art collections I've had the pleasure to take in. The rooms are spotless, beautifully decorated,...
We loved staying here during our brief stop over in Auburn on the way to Portland. Having spent the previous week hiking all over Acadia up north and Grafton Notch to the northwest, we were wiped out and in need of a quiet comfortable space to recharge for the night. The Inn itself is beautifully maintained and lushly decorated throughout with one of the most visually appealing, eclectic and layered art collections I've had the pleasure to take in. The rooms are spotless, beautifully decorated,...
This was my third stay at this hotel. It's a perfect place to do an overnight if you're interested in going to the falls in the area. The outdoor pool is huge, the hot tub is right next to the pool and large enough to feel like you aren't rubbing elbows with strangers, the ski hill and lift are in the back drop and there is a bar poolside for those who want a drink (I don't drink so I can't attest to the quality of drinks). The gym facility is really clean as well as the sauna. The...
This was my third stay at this hotel. It's a perfect place to do an overnight if you're interested in going to the falls in the area. The outdoor pool is huge, the hot tub is right next to the pool and large enough to feel like you aren't rubbing elbows with strangers, the ski hill and lift are in the back drop and there is a bar poolside for those who want a drink (I don't drink so I can't attest to the quality of drinks). The gym facility is really clean as well as the sauna. The...
Amazing is a good word for it. Friendly check in, marvelous guest lounge with cooking facilities, free coffee, tea, cocoa, couple hundred books, lots of land all around including woods(good for walking dog), comfortable roomand beds, microwave and frig real helpful to those who prefer, like us, eating in, All in all, it will be our go to place for future trips to visit Maine cousins!
Amazing is a good word for it. Friendly check in, marvelous guest lounge with cooking facilities, free coffee, tea, cocoa, couple hundred books, lots of land all around including woods(good for walking dog), comfortable roomand beds, microwave and frig real helpful to those who prefer, like us, eating in, All in all, it will be our go to place for future trips to visit Maine cousins!
Betty
Reviewed October 25, 2021Reviewed October 25, 2021
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