We are very unhappy with this inn as we came down with Covid after our first night there. We were told by the inn that we would be reimbursed the nights that were unused if we left. This is why we decided to leave. We ultimately had a lot of back and forth with the inn staff and booking.com staff in the days and weeks after our very short stay and we were not reimbursed as promised. We ultimately left two nights earlier than expected and paid the whole time despite what the inn said they would do. We’re very disappointed, will not stay here again and have told others traveling to Maine to do the same.

The property was well located and attractive. Eating on the porch or the patio below was very nice. Each unit had their own front porch which was also nice. These types of motels are a challenge to keep the outside looking good as they can deteriorate quickly in salty air. Having said that, the outside of some units looked better than others and more plantings/flower pits would help. The pool area was lovely but you can tell the decking area needs to be redone. The inside of our unit was great and we could tell it had recently been refurbished. Getting rid of the carpet and upgrading to laminate wood floors would also help.

Some outdoor areas could use some TLC. See above suggestions.

Nice, rustic small-style cabin hotel with a swimming pool. I liked the infrastructure, the pool, the ease of getting pool towels and the fact that it included breakfast. The WiFi was also excellent.

It didn’t feel like there was staff on hand to answer questions or guide us, since we had never visited the area. On the first day of breakfast there was no one around to replenish cutlery and there were no spoons to be had, as an example. Also we would have liked our room cleaned but no one came to clean it and no one asked if we wanted it cleaned. I feel like the hotel could use a bit more service to give it a higher rating.

Staff was so helpful and friendly. Location was great. Serene and beautiful views although no water views. The 3 bed queen suite was perfect for our needs.

Breakfast was not as described, we had muffins or bagels and coffee so ended up with an extra expense of buying breakfast elsewhere most mornings. Half of the property lost power one morning for several hours. We had to take our 3 kids up to another unoccupied room to get ourselves ready for the day. It was a big inconvenience that was not really acknowledged.

Good selections of muffins at breakfast. Orange juice& coffee were very good. Comfortable beds, good tv’s, plenty of hot water, all mechanicals in perfect working condition. Pretty location.

Bed was never made up daily. Ran out of yogurt & eggs one day. Only one kind of fruit offered all week. The drapes in room 13 are showing their age & why is there a chair with a frayed seat sitting outside near the entryway? I feel there may be a little updating of the property needed.

We had a very nice overnight stay at the Glen Cove Inn and Suites, and appreciated the easy, friendly checkin, the immaculately clean room with a comfortable bed and good pillows, the strong wifi signal, and the breakfast buffet on the porch. The Glen Cove is in a pretty, quiet setting with easy access to both Rockland (the Farnsworth Museum, ferries to the islands, and windjammer cruises are among the attractions) and the pretty towns of Rockport and Camden. On the Inn's website, you can view or download a comprehensive guide to area activities and restaurants. Clean, courteous, comfortable, and a great location – what more can you ask for?

Everything was just as we like it

Not bad for the price, not fancy but more than adequate. The breakfast area was on a nice covered deck and the staff put a lot of effort into keeping it clean and well stocked.

Booking.com put us in 2 different rooms, which I didn’t realize until we checked in, but the desk clerk fixed it. The only bad thing was the advertised room balcony was tiny, next to the pool, was not covered and was essentially useless. Not like the one shown in the picture.

We booked a King Deluxe room, and it was one of the few second level rooms, so it was above the parking area. Most windows (on three sides!) faced greenery and the room felt very private. We kept the windows open the entire 3 days, and it was very peaceful. There was a private balcony with chairs outside the entrance, facing the woods. The room itself felt spacious, the bed was appropriately firm, and there were two chairs and a table in a small sitting area. The bathroom was a step down, with a small but plenty strong shower. We were a little skeptical about the "Continental Breakfast," having suffered at many midlevel hotels, but breakfast was excellent! The coffee was good, with several roast choices, and was available, along with tea and hot chocolate, all day. The waffle batter was fresh. There was fresh yogurt with fruit and a little granola, cereal & milk, hard boiled eggs, English muffins, bagels and a pastry. The sitting area for breakfast was on a covered patio, with clear flaps on the sides, when needed, to keep out the rain and wind (which it did!). The grounds were impeccably landscaped, with a nice sloping lawn/meadow at the end of the property.

Wish there had been more of a view of the ocean. We could see a cove from one window in our room.

The room was spacious and had all the necessary amenities and more. There was a nice little seating area, larger than usual small fridge. Continental breakfast had many choices. Convenient parking right outside room. Quiet.

It was not within walking distance of much of anything.

We love the little breakfast area and variety! Pool area is great, it's nice and quiet and the beds are very comfy! AC works fantastic, nice and cool in our room despite how muggy it was during our stay. Staff went out of their way to help move rooms around to fix out schedule.

Everything was wonderful. Only thing I would critique was the bathroom cleanliness around the shower. Needs some fresh caulking so the wide strains aren't showing but overall we love our stay there!