I cannot say enough about how highly I recommend the Greenville Inn! When I arrived my hosts greeted me warmly and had accommodated my late arrival. The Inn's interior is warm, inviting, delightfully furnished with antiques, mahogany is found in entryways and throughout the Inn and several windows are graced with stained glass pictures and designs. My hosts, Jeff and... More

Our three night stay ended too soon, and alas, we had to leave the comfortable elegance and romantic retreat that is the Tower Suite - located just behind the beautiful and historic lumber baron's home in a building all its own, the Tower Suite is a modern reflection of the Victorian Inn on the outside, and a modern, luxurious, cozy... More

we just stayed at cabin number five which was located behind the inn october first and second,the view was amazing,we hit the peak of the leaves had a great view,enjoyed the breakfast and the host were friendly. the only thing that they should change is that they need flat screen televisions.king size bed very comfy,coffee in room also at inn... More

Room was extremely small, no closet space, or anything to hang up clothing. Breakfast was buffet, not a lot of selections - worse than any Hampton, Holiday, Marriott offers. Really poor weather, asked Innkeepers to switch future date. They refused, even after I offered to upgrade to 2 nite stay in off peak time. Crazy.

We spent two nights at this lovely inn, where the owners see to all your needs, the weather was awful and we were glad we had such a nice place to relax. Good food and great comfort. We would recommend this as a place to stay.

We stayed at the Greenville Inn for two nights at the end of September. The Inn is drop dead gorgeous. The room we were in - 25- had an auto-turn on fireplace, which was very nice and lovely furnishings, a combination tub/ shower. The main inn was tastefully decorated for fall; it made me think that Christmas there must be... More

We went to Maine recently for a wedding. We had never been there and decided to make a vacation of it and to stay in B&B's. This is a special treat because normally traveling with a small dog most B&B's aren't pet friendly. Most of our trip was spent on the coast but since we were flying out of Bangor... More

My husband and I spent a relaxing (and adventurous) 4 days in Moosehead Lake. The Inn is beautiful, clean, and breakfast was delicious! Jeff and Terry were wonderful hosts providing great suggestions on locations to rent canoes and hikes to take.

Stayed in one of the cabins which was nice. Bathroom is on the small side no place to put your bathroom items (toothbrush,curling iron etc) No connection to the main house, very clean except for the dead mouse the forgot to remove..i was happy to see it dead and not a live! Extremely nice people running the place. Breakfast was... More