I joined my family (all adults) for what was to be a fun 4th of July week-long break from the hectic NY/NJ area. What a mistake that was...
We made plans to stay a week in one of the cottages, and we ended up in one near the front of the property (i.e. not near the bay). It was described as a 2 bedroom cottage. As we walked in, we were greeted by the 1970s decor and a faintly dank smell. The couch and draperies matched in their mustard & brown color, synthetic, tweed-like glory. One bedroom was so small you could barely walk around 2 sides of the full-size bed. And when I say barely, I mean you had about 12 inches of floorspace to walk. The "2nd" bedroom was in what looked to be the breakfast nook; and again, it was pretty tight space-wise. The windows were all reasonably small, and draped with the thick tweedy stuff, so the place stayed pretty dark and gloomy even with lovely outdoor weather. The bathroom was the size of an RV bathroom - no more than one person could stand inside. The floor of the cabin was so unlevel, if you set something lightweight or somewhat rounded down, it would literally slide around.
The saving grace of this place was the reasonably sized screened in porch; however, it wasn't completed sealed, so my father literally had to repair it to keep out the killer mosquitos. Thank god for duct tape. I would say that watching the fireworks over Boothbay Harbor on the 4th was nice, and they do allow pets (another up-side), but alas we decided to leave 2 days early because we couldn't stand the depression.
