Trebor Mansion Inn

For those who aren't interested in being B&B folks, and don't like shoebox hotels, this place is awesome. It is not perfect, but it is interesting. I'll take that anyday over bland. Check out their web page. If it makes you cringe, you're should probably head elsewhere. If it makes you think, hmmm, should we? You should! We took a chance and had no regrets - just wish we had more time there. We didn't stay in the tower room, but we got to check it out - lovely! Actually, we looked at all the rooms - not one I would be disappointed to stay in. The bedding was not regular hotel fare, but it gave me the best sleep I have ever had away from home (a family of 6, we all slept well). Service was no more than we expected. It's clearly laid out on their website they will not be waiting to cater to every whim and fancy, though available if needed - perfect for me. Dining was not provided as we did not ask for it. A little diner an easy walk away fit the bill. We had four young children with us - they are convinced the Trebor Mansion Inn is magical. We all look forward to returning again someday. We stayed 2 nights - one on our way to Canada's east coast from Ontario, one one the way back. A few years earlier we stayed in Bangor, Maine. Trebor Mansion Inn was a much better choice for us. If you cross over to New Brunswick, be sure to check out the train station in McAdam.

Had the most unique birthday ever. This place is so full of character, and mystery... My bedroom was amazing, with the clawfoot bathtub... We will definetly go back....Thanks to Robert and his family for sharing this amazing house....

The folks here at Trebor have succeeded in creating a truly original and interesting place to stay - not such an easy feat these days! as so many things become more generic. Guests have the run of the mansion, great privacy, unlike so many other B&Bs. Luxurious sheets and beds, every room unique, come and go as you please, very reasonable prices - we could have paid 4 times as much for equal luxury a few miles away. Antiques and history galore, and a little mystery too, although they assured us the ghost was gone since the fire of 1-24-2004. When we were there, there were guests staying for 10 days, and you can’t afford thta most places these days. A best buy, a wonderful experience.

Who would've thought, Guilford, ME of all places....what a find. Unpretentious, relaxed and a very historic restoration to discuss and discover with Robert. If you're into, YOYO (You're On Your Own - unless you need something, then no worries either) TMI is for you. The web site is all true to a fault. Balconies & porches to hang out on, a 2+ acre wild yard-scape to explore, a classic "walk to" diner for breakfast, Abbots Bakery up the Rd (OMG) and a meandering river walk along the Piscataquis (we discovered) post breakfast or for a morning run. Highly recommend the Mansion's Tower Room! A great value for the location...only 20+ miles to Moosehead Lake for dinner dining on the water...which we did handily. We're staying longer next time and it doesn't hurt to know, room rates get cheaper the longer you stay.