We had a stay planned for 6 thirty somethings for the two room suite in the main building. 3 of our 6 bailed at the last minute. So we had a huge room for three people. I'm glad the other 3 didn't show up because we would have made a racket. The owners sleep in the front of the building and the walls are very thin. This is not a place for the party crowd.

The first night the heat went off and we were freezing. The thermostat was in the low 50s. The next morning we expected some sort of compensation for no heat, anything would have been nice. Maybe free breakfast (The $8 pancakes)...nothing.

Second issue, bugs. How the heck in the middle of the winter are there lady bugs and moths in a motel room? It's 2 degrees out. We killed no less than 5 bugs in our stay.

So, if you looking for a low-cost quiet place to crash after skiing. It will work.

Ruger the dog is real nice too.

We love Sunday River and come up everyother week during the ski season and have midweek passes. We have stayed elsewhere but The Inn at the Rostay is now our second home. Al and Kathy are just great, and love the passholders included breakfast each morning. The rooms are clean, comfortable beds, and like having the mirco/frig combo. Close to the slopes and town for that evening movie and dinner out. 5 stars for the Rostay.

We were with two kids under 10 for a ski trip to Sunday River. The owners are exceptionally nice and responsive. The rooms are clean, well maintained and beds very comfortable. If you are looking for a reasonably priced, comfortable, down home place - stay here.

The rooms were large and clean, very convenient location close to downtown Bethel, extremely quiet and peaceful at night, and very nice hosts. I would Recommend the Rostay to anyone in need of rest and relaxation in Bethel, Maine.