Ogunquin Resort Motel, Ogunquit

Very unhappy with this motel. The employees spent their time talking about how bad the customers were. They clearly did not like the tourist. It is ashamed. The town was wonderful. But stay at a motel that is not so negitive.

We made a last minute reservation. The room was awful. It had a horrible odor. We went to the desk as soon as we walked in. We askeed if there were any other rooms. This room smelled as if someone had been ill in there. They told us they had availibilty, but we would have to pay extra. We were offended. The next day we went back and said the room had a very bad smell. We were not asking for any reduced rate, just a change of rooms. Again, we were told they would only move us for a fee. Luckily we had only booked a short stay. After waking up with a ton of bug bite, we checked out. This was our first trip to Ogunquit. The town was lovely. The hotel was nasty.

location.ease of comfort.bedding was the main problem-too soft,resulting in poor night(s) sleep.the owners should do something about this,as it is the chief complaint about this establishment.

My husband and I had never been to Ogunquit. We were looking for a place at the last minute for a nice getaway. I did a search online, looking for a room by the sea, in maine, with a spa tub in the room. We were very lucky to find Ogunquit resort and booked for four nights. We loved our room, which had a very nice spa tub, electric fireplace, and big bed. Our Chambermaid, Denise, did a wonderful job keeping our room nice and tidy and well equiped. The pool was awesome as was the outdoor jacuzzi under the gazeebo. We absolutely loved the Trolley, which we used everyday! It was wonderful to leave our car parked and just hop on the trolley and head out to all the gorgeous spots in town. The town is so nice and clean! We will be back.

Because my husband and I have two young children, we opted to stay in one of the suites. The suites are located next door to the rest of the hotel. This wasn't a real problem, except that it was quite a walk to the breakfast room all the way on the other side of the property. The "continental breakfast" was terrible. I hadn't experienced the doughnut/mini muffin/coffee continental breakfast in years. I guess I've been spoiled by all of the other hotels that now offer real breakfast choices - little boxes of cereal, toast, fruit, yogurt, etc. It wasn't worth the walk over, so for the rest of the trip we journeyed out to the local breakfast places in town. The room offered a typical suite kitchen - complete with a large refrigerator, oven, microwave, coffee maker, dishwasher, etc. Had I felt like cooking, I would have bought groceries and made meals for my kids. It's handy to have everything right there, though, but if you're not in the mood to prepare food it's a waste. The bed was very uncomfortable. It was not a queen size bed like I was told. Believe me, I know because we have a queen bed at home. This was a double bed and was a little bit tight for my husband and me. Also, the mattress was uncomfortable. We didn't sleep much, needless to say. Also, the air conditioner is located in the main room. The bedroom became very warm at night, even with the bedroom door open. I was told that there was Internet access in the room and brought my laptop, as a result. Everywhere else that I have stayed charged $10 or so to hook up to the Internet. At the Ogunquit Resort, you are charged as if you are making a long-distance call. No thanks! Long distance calls from hotel rooms cost a fortune! I couldn't use the computer in the main office, either, because it was out of order during our stay. I didn't really care about the decor in the room, but if you are judging what your room will look like by the resort's brochure then don't. There were no pictures on the wall - nothing whatsoever. The television was on a little stand in the corner of the room. The sofa was a futon, and there was one chair. The resort's location was very average. You can't really walk to the shops and restaurants on main street if you have kids with you (The resort's on busy Route 1). Plan on driving a couple of miles and paying to park. I can't speak to the regular rooms, which may very well be more comfortable. Just think twice before staying in one of the suites if you are used to places like Hilton's Homewood Suites or Hampton Suites (There is a new one that is just opening right in Ogunquit - We had hoped to stay there, but it wasn't going to be open in time. I totally recommend Hampton Suites!).

We liked having the third bed in the room, but it was a little small for 5 of us with luggage. We would like to see them get wireless internet at no extra charge. The breakfast was okay. The pool and jacuzzi was really nice, but pool was a bit chilly. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely consider returning again.

We reserved a room for our son and his family using our credit card. After they drove up from Massachusetts, the front desk refused to let them check in, because they hadn't brought their credit card -- even though they offered to pay in advance with cash. On top of that, when we called to clear up the situation, they explained that they were going to keep the entire room charge on the card until I threatened to report them to their merchant account. It was "their policy". If they had mentioned the policy when we made the reservations, or if they'd made half an effort to fix the problem or even apologized, I wouldn't be writing this review. I called after the weekend to complain about the hostile attitude and poor communication, but the front desk as so far refused to connect me to the manager. It might be a nice hotel, but having been on the receiving side of such arrogance, I've would never reserve a room there again.

I discoveed this motel/hotel 5-6 years ago and keep going back almost every year. Huge clean pool with plenty of lounge chairs and cabanas. Kids loved just going outside of room first thing in the morning for a swim. Hot tub is located under a gazebo next to the pool. Ogunquit trolley picks up next door to motel. Take the trolley shopping or to the beach. Beautiful town of Ogunquit and Perkins Cove just a couple of miles down the road.

Walking distance to the beach. A little longer walk to shopping, but doable. Room, hot tub and pool were very clean. Breakfast does leave something to be desired though. Get a toaster and microwave. Price was a little high for type of room, but average for the area. I would go back to this hotel.

Absolute best place to stay in one of the most beautiful vacation spots in the country with so much to do and see. You can find a good lobster just about any where and the motel adds comfort to your stay for the perfect vacation spot!