This Quality Inn was well worth the stay. The room was clean. The bathroom tile was a little worn but other than that okay. The beds and pillows were great. Nice staff as well. I would return. It's a very quite hotel even though it's at a busy intersection. You can walk to downtown if you are up for a little walk but it's really not far at all. We just left our car at the hotel.

We arrived in Bar Habour with no reservation. All the inns were fully booked so we tried our luck at the Quality Inn which was a 7-10 walk to the restaurants/shops. The receptionist, Mac, was very helpful and even found us a room on the ground floor as I asked. You will find lots of leaflets/maps etc in your room that you can take away - great if you've not had time to go to the tourist office.

We spent three night there while exploring Acadia National Park and had an overall pretty positive experience.
Pros: Very good location, within walking distance from everything in Bar Harbor, however in the quiet zone. Close to Acadia NP entrance. Comfortable beds. Affordable, comparing to many other properties in Bar Harbor.
Cons: no breakfast (a couple of good cafes nearby though), free but slow and often dropping connection WiFi

The Quality Inn in Bar Harbor is within walking distance of downtown, so parking for restaurants and shopping was never a problem. Acadia National Park was about fifteen minutes away. The hotel room was not too small, the bed was comfortable, and there was ample closet and drawer space. We enjoyed sitting on our deck in the evenings, even though we overlooked the road. For the reasonable rates just before Labor Day weekend we would stay there again.