Portland, Maine

The press theme shines in unique details – a wall of vintage typewriters, old headlines on hallway wallpapers. Rooms are sexy, in smart navy tones, and local art adorns walls. — Lonely Planet

Pretty rooms with particularly nice bathrooms, in a great location near the waterfront; many units overlook the English garden. — Rough Guide

Few innkeepers can mix modern art with antiques as skillfully as Isabel Smiles has done here. — Lonely Planet

While the Portland Regency is a perfect base for exploring the city, some of what you will want to experience most is right in the hotel. — Forbes Travel Guide

This stylish inn was one of Portland's grandest Federal-style dwellings... A short walk from downtown... the inn has a mod, seaside feel. Guest rooms have original working fireplaces. — Fodor's

This hotel's swagger isn't just idle crowing; demanding leisure and commercial travelers in search of a restful sleep and a few home field advantages will find them here. — Star Service

Sea-side property located on the edge of Maine’s Crescent Beach State Park, Inn by the Sea is a luxurious getaway for eco-minded travelers, dog owners and anyone who enjoys simple, sustainable beauty. — Forbes Travel Guide

The inn is a tiny treasure overseen by attentive owners. — Star Service

Located just outside of downtown in a slightly dodgy area, this elegant but somewhat creaky Victorian mainstay offers reasonably priced, comfortable rooms, some with shared baths. — Rough Guide

One of the best of the entry-level chain links here, this familiar Hilton offshoot sits in the fast growing Old Port District and faces the cruise ship and ferry docks. — Star Service

Set among the glorious homes of the Western Promenade, this 1871 house displays much of the era's Victorian grandeur... Spacious rooms are either brightly painted or papered with... Waverly prints. — Fodor's

The former home of Charles Morrill, who founded B&M baked beans, this B&B has seven handsome guest rooms furnished in a trim, classic style. — Lonely Planet

Practically inside Portland’s airport, this all-suite hotel gets very good reviews from business travelers. — Frommer's

Upstairs, guests find sleek angled modern style with the works. Hyatt's signature Grand Beds are at the center of each room, though the larger units boast sofabeds in their sitting areas. — Star Service

The Clarion Hotel is an ideal choice for the budget-minded traveler who is not willing to compromise on cleanliness for cost. — Frommer's

The 122-room Hampton Inn Portland Downtown – Waterfront is a bit trendier than your average Hampton Inn, with thoughtful contemporary design. — Oyster

Close to downtown Portland, Maine, Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport receives praise from recent guests for its location near Portland International Jetport. — U.S. News & World Report

A slinky, brand-new Marriott garnering rave reviews for its smart waterfront location and 179 suites well stocked with a fridge, microwave and dishwasher. On-site laundry facilities. — Rough Guide

With only 15 rooms, each with a character all its own, the Francis has been beautifully restored to combine classic West End charm with more modern touches...a boutique hotel with historic flair. — Condé Nast Traveler

The Black Elephant is Portland's first dedicated hostel, and it's an exceptionally good one, with funky interior art, exterior murals, a central location and a range of clean and comfortable rooms. — Lonely Planet