Recently, my spouse and I had the pleasure of staying at the Inn. We have always stayed in larger hotels but we decided to try a B&B this time. The location of the Inn is great. We were able to walk everywhere as it is centrally located and either John or Nancy were always available to help us locate places... more

We arrived quite late on the ferry and were given a room up its own short flight of stairs from the back of the kitchen. The room was rather small and very poorly decorated and furnished. We had to go down several stairs to our bathroom. The room had no desk to put a computer on and no TV. I... more

I must admit I had another B&B at the top of my list when I was ready to book, but given the location and time of year (fall foliage season), all rooms were taken. I ended up going back to square one and re-examining other possibilities. The Inn at Park Spring had an availability, so I took it. Our stay... more

We had a wonderful experience at the "Inn at Park Spring". John welcomed us as we arrived & showed us around the main leaving space & then to our room on the 3rd floor which was the "Gables" room. It was a larger room w/King bed & private bath w/shower stall only - which is all we needed. John gave... more

We enjoyed our stay and John was full of good suggestions for both dinners and places to visit along the coast. The Lobster Shack in Cape Elizabeth was one suggestion and the Lobster Rolls were delicious as he said. Another must he suggested, if you have the time, is a drive to Camden about 90 miles north of Portland. Again... more

My boyfriend and I were only in Portland for one night, but staying at the Inn at Park Spring made it really great. Our room (the Murphy Room off the kitchen) was gigantic and the huge bed was really comfortable. Breakfast was good, and the owners were extremely nice and helpful. The Inn is a very easy walk from the... more

We had a great experience in the Inn at Park Spring. We were in the Skylight Room on the third floor - it had wonderful light (as you can guess from the name), an extremely comfortable bed with quality linens, and a newly renovated bathroom (though there were small issues with the shower - it took a long time to... more

John's help checking in was most welcome after a rainy drive from Boston. The Garden Room was perfect for us, with a private entrance. Close-by free parking was appreciated. The rooms are small, but comfortable and well maintained for a historic 150-yr+ building. Breakfast was top-shelf, with fresh fruit compote and amazing French toast and just-right-crisp bacon or sausage. The... more

We booked two rooms for a weekend break from New York on the basis of the website descriptions and photos. We wanted a comfortable place with a bit of "New England" atmosphere and character - i.e. not one of the national hotel chains. This is a small bed and breakfast in what was once a lovely Victorian house which, after... more