The Craignair is one of the most beautiful places that I have stayed. just walking out on Clark Island, coming back and sitting on the porch with the view is great. More

A Bed and Breakfast on the coast of Maine seemed like a fitting change from the hotels and motels on our recent trip to New England. Our research eliminated B&B’s without a water view, and while most were jacking up prices for the “leaf peepers,” Craignair Inn was offering a Fall Foliage special, 3 nights for the price of 2.... More

My husband and I stayed overnight in the main building of the Craignair Inn. We had contracted for a room with a shared bath, but Joanne placed us in an en suite room at no additional charge, since she was painting the other room. Both the room and the bathroom were small but very clean; the bathroom would have benefited... More

We were lucky enough to stop at the Craignair Inn during a brief trip to Maine this past September. Our welcome was warm and friendly, and our room was spotless, comfortable and very homey. As we were new to that area of Maine, Joanne was able to set up our tickets for the Monhegan Island ferry and was extremely helpful... More

My friends and I stayed here for one night. The property rooms are in two buildings, on the site of an old stone quarry and these accommodations were originally for the quarry workers. Rooms are decorated in country style. We stayed in the building away from the main building. We did enjoy the meals (breakfast included was a very good... More

July 17 2010, we were married at the Inn. It was the owners first wedding, and you would have thought they had been at it for years. Everything went perfect. So if you are looking for a place to hold your ceremony and reception, try heree. July 17, 2011- Returned to the Inn for our anniversay. What can i say.... More

My friends and I came up here for the night for a "Mustang Cruise." It was the most wonderful experience I have ever had a Bed and Breakfast. The owners knew that the room my boyfriend and I had reserved didn't have a view so they switched it for a comparable room with a view. Dinner was EXCELLENT! I would... More

For $25 per plate we got some obliterated halibut and little compensation for the ruined meal. At the very least a seaside restaurant should figure out how to prepare fish. The remaining aspects of the meal were uninspired. Lovely view, polite service, but you're better off at the fish fry shack. Dined there Aug. 2011 and will not go back. More

We've stayed in other b&b's in the area on our biannual trips up to Bar Harbor from the Midwest. This place is very picturesque and charming. Joanne and Michael are laid back and friendly and they are dog friendly! And of course, not to go unmentioned was the unbelievable seafood a la grecque on the dinner menu..fantastic! It's a bit... More