バンゴール イン & スイーツ(Bangor Inn & Suites)

價格便宜，傳統的汽車旅館，設施較為陳舊。房間暖氣很難調整，前台和早餐餐廳在一個獨立的區域，早餐有些食品不能自取，不過對得起價格

Perhaps a little dated, but everything was clean and comfortable. Full breakfast was not gourmet but did the trick.

I usually stay at the Bangor Inn when I stop in Bangor on my way from NS to QC. Clean, all you need for a short stay with a good choice for breakfast including hot meal. This time, the sheets were tired and rough but it's the first time we got a king bed.

The area was fairly quit, but the facility is very dated. Although clean, the tub drain was slow draining, the carpet needed more attention to cleanseness.

As always a great stay. Front desk staff are great, breakfast is tasty and rates are comparable to other hotels.

It was great location near mall and restaurants. The breakfast was great. The internet was not great and the rooms could be upgraded, the beds were comfortable. The staff was friendly and pleasant. Overall the place was worth the visit and would stay again.

This was our second stay here during a visit with our Umaine student. The hotel is older but the comfort and service outweigh the age of the hotel. Breakfast was amazing and served to us. Plenty of options. Bed’s are comfortable and rooms were clean. Pillows could have been more varied. Overall a comfortable stay. Ashley was at the desk both nights we were there and was very kind and helpful.

Very pleasant and helpful staff, located close to shopping and restaurants. Motel is dated but clean. I would return.

We arrived a midnight after several flight delays. There was no parking. It was raining. My husband had to drive far off in the back by some trucks and walk back. The receptionist said she wouldn't check us in until he returned because his name was on the reservation. I had his credit card, but we still had to stand and wait. The room is in general disrepair. It is spacious, but the ceiling is evidence of at least one leak, possibly more. The bathroom also had the same problem. Despite the late hour, there were single people and couples milling about in various locations. Very strange. At breakfast in the lobby, dozens and dozens of students had filled up every conceivable table, chair, recliner, floor space. We had to navigate around them to get to the food, and then eat it while standing. The students were not eating. They were chatting and playing with their phones. While we can excuse children for being children, the staff could have, and should have, asked them to stand up. Multiple other customers - not in the student group - arrived and either brought food back to their rooms or ate while standing or sitting in spaces down the hall (not designed for eating and not near the area). The staff seemed unaware of the situation, and that translated as uncaring to their customers.