Sheepscot Harbour Village Resort

We have visited Sheepscot Harbour Village years ago and was finally able to get availably that fit our schedule. We stayed in the Cottage 19 unit and it was clean, modern and had everything we needed. We ate dinner at McSeagulls and the Carriage House in Boothbay. Both we very good but the Carriage House was exceptional.

Cute cottage looking suite. We were in room 306 which is a king suite with a balcony facing the water. There’s good and not so good about this inn. 1. It’s cute and plenty of room 2. Description says just remodeled…well it’s not totally done. a. bathroom side of the door hasn’t been repainted and some of the trim hadn’t been repainted but some had. b. Mirror sitting on the dresser looks like it was supposed to be hung on the wall because there was hooks on the wall. c. There was a few large metal ladders leaning on the other side of the deck which took away the “view” 3. The patio door has a nice heavy dark curtain to keep the light out but the side window only has blinds so in the morning light comes through. 4. The room door has a big gap at the bottom and the lights in the hallway are on all night and lets a lot of light in the room. We put the throw that was on the back of the loveseat rolled up at the bottom of the door to block the light. 5. NO instructions for the TV 6. We knew we were going to arrive after 5. I emailed them the day before requesting “contactless check in” as their web page stated. Never got a response. I called twice the day of arrival and left a message, NO response. I finally called the restaurant and talked to a young man there who said just come into the restaurant and I’ll assist you. HE DID and was very helpful! 7. We stayed two nights. There were 2 wash cloths and 2 hand towels. One of each was nice the other 2 I would have put in the rag bag. Hubby found the “cleaning people closet” the next morning and got us a couple more wash cloths. Now for the “Quaint” Wiscasset downtown. DON’T bother! Nothing there!

The room we had was facing the water with a nice view. It had a dock and an outside sitting area. Room was nice and spacious. We had planned to go to the restaurant but it was closed on the day and evening we were there. This would be a nice place to stay for more than one night. We ate supper across the bridge at a local seafood outdoor cafe called Sprague's Lobster.

My wife, teenage son, and I stayed at the Sheepscot resort in Edgecomb, ME for a week in September, 2024. There are only six rooms in a "Lodge" building that are available to RCI members. The actual Sheepscot resort is owned by anoher entity that does not participate with RCI. The lodge building has several other rooms and they can be rented through various means. There were no employees on site nor management. The person you call to get your door unlock code is located in another state. We were told by her that there is housekeeper that is in the local area if we needed something but she was not onsite. Luckily, we didn't have any issues. The room was very clean but a bit small. The refrigerator was not full size but was big enough for our needs and had a small freezer on top. There was no cook stove in the room but it did have a microwave, a toaster oven, and a hot plate. There was also no washer/dryer in the unit nor on the property. There is a washateria in Wiscasset that is about 10 minutes away. The unit was described as having a "private" bedroom and a sleeper sofa. In reality, the bedroom is not really private. There is a double door that closes it off from the sleeper sofa area but there is another entrance to the bedroom from the kitchen that has no door. Also, once the door is closed, you don't get any air since the air conditioner unit is at the front of the room in the living room area. If you close your "privacy" doors, you don't get any A/C. There was a dehumidifier provided in the bedroom as well as a fan on a stand which was nice. The bathroom was clean and had soap, shampoo, and conditioner provided. Overall, I would recommend this room for a couple but not for a family.

nice accomodations overlooking sheepscot harbor is compromised by the additional direct view of rte 1, a busy noisy highway. For city dwellers from away it might seem like a little bit of home but for us who live in a beautiful piece of Maine , Its unattraactive . It does however allow easy access to the dreaded rte 1 to get you places

Our studio apartment was newly renovated with an AWESOME view of the river! It had a very small kitchenette, but many restaurant options near by. Lots to see and do in this beautiful state!