Rockland Harbor Hotel

Debbie Lewis

Super expensive hotel during Rockland Lobster Festival. Industrial Harbor is not pretty to look at. We expected more based on pictures. Room smelled terrible when we first walked in but dissipated thankfully while we were out. Bed comfy. Staff very kind, plenty of parking but would not stay here again.

Adriane Musgrave

Lipstick on a pig and very creative photography. I think all of the five stars are paid reviews - way too enthusiastic given the reality. The rooms smell like cigarette smoke, the hallway carpet hasn't been cleaned in ages, it's right next to a main road so it's loud, and - yes - like another reviewer noted, there were a couple of bugs in the room. The price is wayyy too expensive for these amenities. The one bright side is that the staff are wonderful: kind, helpful, and friendly.

Richard Olson

People are very nice. Rooms are spacious. Beds are very solid and comfortable. Weather was beautiful. All rooms overlook the marina. Not a lot to do in this town. Could use some more bars and entertainment. Ratings were based upon understanding that this was a two star hotel when we booked it and we were there at peak season. Room was close to $300 per night with all taxes and fees. There were no other choices.

Dana F

Nice location close to camden, rockland and rockport. We stayed 2 nights and it was very quiet. The soundproofing is very good. When you open the balcony door there is a lot of traffic noise. Room was clean and well equiped with a microwave and empty mini fridge. The view is nice. Breakfast had the following (and more): Mini cereal boxes, oatmeal packets, danish individually wrapped, bannanas, apples, fake scrambled eggs, turkey bacon, sasuage, egg patties, bagels, poptarts, nutrigrain bars, yogurts, muffins prepackaged, quality orange juice, apple and cranberry juice, 2% and skim milk. Im forgetting a lot I am sure. We hit breakfast the second day after a tourbus had just left and it was still well stocked. Busy employees were on top of it.