Recently Reviewed Hotels around Rangeley

• Rangeley Lake Resort, a Festiva Resort
  "Rangeley Lake Resort"
  "Loved this resort. Very clean and well kept cabins. Fully stocked with everything you need. Staff and visitors are all very friendly. Best part about this resorts is that it's dog friendly. If you're a snow lover there was lots to do. Snowmobiling trails looked great. Skiing and snowshoeing n..."earby. Ice skating in town. If you take a trip out and about, lots of wildlife to see. This trip we saw plenty of deer. Usually see moose but because there was so much snow this time they were high up in the hills. Great place to go and have some quality family time. " More >
• Pleasant Street Inn Bed & Breakfast
  "Great place for a reunion!"
  "We love this place ! Beautifully maintained, spotless rooms; Jan Welch's own handmade quilts on every bed, engaging Inn keeper Rob Welch's fabulous breakfasts, ; they are just great . Rob is extremely knowledgeable and can advise you and make reservations at restaurants, arrange boat rentals, a fi..."shing guide or advise you on most other activities and local destinations. if you are looking for lodging for a wedding party, reunion, or any small gathering, their 5 rooms all with private baths is perfect ! " More >
• Pleasant Street Inn Bed & Breakfast
  "Wow!!! Bed and Breakfast owners could get a few lessons here"
  "My husband and I headed up to Maine for some late April skiing at Saddleback and Sugarloaf Mountains. We like to stay at Bed and Breakfast Inns and love TripAdvisor (to keep us out of trouble!). We researched the best in the Rangeley, Maine area and actually made the effort to visit the top 3 before..." making our choice - Pleasant Street Inn. The establishment had a perfect TripAdvisor score - 5/5 out on all 46 reviews on TripAdvisor. Unbelievable!! Did their mother stay there 46 times!!! We quickly found out. Well, the reviews were conservative!!! What can I say!!! Ok, frankly, if you own a Bed and Breakfast Inn and want to learn how to do it right, you must visit Pleasant Street. Everything is absolutely first class in an elegant low-key environment. Your hosts, Rob and Jan Welch, a retired school principal and an active math teacher and Olympic quality mogul skier (Rob, we are talking about Jan, not you), are simply a great people, real local yokals, true Mainers, who have obvious g... " More >