Best Resorts in Great Diamond Island

Beautiful spot right next to the ferry drop off. Views of the ocean, outdoor dining, and lovely rooms.

Great location. Easy access for day trips up the coast, Boston etc. Boys loved the pool. Staff was responsive and took care of minor requests timely. Breakfast crew was outstanding and really made us feel appreciated for staying on property.

I don’t have any complaints….breakfast was the best I’ve had.

I'd stay again nice and quiet friendly staff shuttle service was on point.

This property is beautiful. It sits in the historic area of the old port. It is very close to the waterfront, restaurants, shops and historic areas. The mattress and sheets were superb. While in the old port, we took a trolley tour which took us out to Portland headlight and then gave us a tour of of the old port. You can catch fairies from about two or three minutes walk away, we would strongly recommend this hotel.

Great room! Very clean, comfortable bed, and large tub! The staff was so accommodating and kind, as well.

Beautiful spot on the ocean. The Inn is run by hospitality students studying at the Community College. The Inn is on the campus. Some of the furnishings could be updated and the Wi-Fi was suboptimal, but worked with a personal hot spot. The location and walking paths were wonderful. It was perfect for us and just a short drive into downtown. Ocean birds were plentiful!

This hotel is in the perfect location to walk to everything around the waterfront. I had a really late check in because of a delayed flight and the staff was very accommodating. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Portland!

We've stayed here multiple times and always have a good experience

The hotel was great and within walking distance to many restaurants and shopping. The only downside was the parking garage. I recommend the parking garage beside the hotel. The spaces were a lot wider and we never had an issue finding a space.

This is a great place to stay in Portland. Convenient, clean, and quiet.

We took the hotel shuttle from the airport and could walk everywhere in the old port area. Upgraded breakfast was quite good, with fresh and hot options daily. Just make sure to check your bill when you leave... Breakfast was included in our Expedia booking, but they charged us for it half of our stay.

The room was very nice. It was on the 11th floor. However, the view was not great. It stated harbor view but it was a view of the back bay area. The breakfast was really good. Very fresh fruit and friendly, attentive staff.

I changed my hotel to this one since it listed a EV car charger. Apparently the city owns the charger and it is damaged. BUT I was pleasantly surprised by how nice everything else was at the hotel.

This was truly an outstanding experience. The accommodations and the staff were excellent. The hotel is walking distance to so many shops and restaurants. From the front desk to the doormen, all were polite, friendly and eager to recommend venues. The hotel restaurant was one of the best I had been to in a long time. We hadn't planned on eating there but we're so glad we did.

Very clean. Beautiful room and in the heart of downtown. Really enjoyed our overnight stay on a Tuesday. 10 minute Uber to airport as well.

Amazing place to stay in Portland. The location was great. The hotel is right next to Courtyard Marriott and Aloft hotels, but it feels so much more comfortable. The unit was twice as large as a typical Marriott room about 700 sq. ft which was wonderful. It is Walkable to the ferry boat, restaurants and shops. There is a full kitchen, dining area, living area, very large island with large windows to brighten the place and a set of washer and dryer in the unit. Extremely clean and it looked...

Centrally located in the Old Port, with views of the harbor, this was a last minute — therefore pricey — excellent find for a fall weekend getaway. Stylish, elegant rehab of 19th century granite industrial building. Whimsical decor notes referring to 19th century owner Evalina Fox. Nicely appointed kitchenette — though if you came to Portland for the foodie scene, you might end up just using it for breakfast, as we did. Only sour note was the disco music (coming in via the ventilation...