i had agreat relaxing time the staff was wonderful to me i was alone and felt safe and right at home

We spent Christmas week (12/24 - 1/1/12) in the Belfast area and had many choices for lodging - a Boutique Hotel downtown, several "mom & pop" motels and a few B & B options. We could not have made a better "Choice" - (pardon the pun)!! Our 3rd floor mini suite was clean, functional & very comfortable. The staff is friendly, attentive and very professional. Barry, the GM is a real pro and his touch is reflected from top to bottom. We ate at the restaurant every night and never had a bad meal. Highly recommended. A GREAT VALUE!!

Since this is a quaint seaside town, we debated staying at one of its historic B&Bs. Many times in a B&B, however, I feel cramped - by the time we move our suitcases inside and find a place for all of the pillows, the room's charms diminish. So I voted for the dependable Comfort Inn Ocean's Edge and was not disappointed. For $85.71, we had a large, comfortable room with a view of the ocean. Nearby is a lobster pound (limited hours) and a well-lit footbridge that's a delightful walk after dark.

We stayed one night in late November. There were not many guests that night, but we know, from several past experiences that it is usually very quiet, with fairly good sound isolation between rooms. The room was large, well furnished and very clean. Wifi was a bit slow, but good signal. Breakfast is standard Comfort Inn: waffles, eggs & sausage, cereals, pastries, yogurt. The brealfast area would be rather small if the motel was busy. The staff was courteous and efficient. One of the best features is that every room has an ocean view, with a balcony off the room.
We paid about $76 (the off-season senior rate) and considered it a very good value. Regular summer rates are 2.5 to 3 times that, as is typical in such a strongly seasonal tourist area. In high season, we would choose one of the many other local options. With that limitation, we would certainly stay here again.