OneSixtyFive, the Inn on Park Row

We managed to get a room last minute. Teresa, who was on that night, was very helpful and very friendly. We would up staying an extra night. Beds were comfortable and there was hardly any noise even though our room faced the street. On Friday morning there was a farmers market across the street in the park and we got delicious scones for breakfast. We did not eat in the restaurant at the inn.

As part of my “milestone” birthday celebration, my wife and I stayed four nights at OneSixtyFive – The Inn at Park Row, and we could not have been more pleased with the selection. From the friendliness of the staff, to the comfort of our room in the carriage house, and the proximity of the Inn with easy walks to almost everywhere in Brunswick or a quick drive to points beyond, everything was wonderful and will remain a memorable experience for us. Morning coffee, either in the garden area of the carriage house or on the expansive front porch overlooking the Village Green Mall, was a great start to our day. Breakfast inside at Bistro165 offered plenty of choices and everything ordered we enjoyed. And a special feature of The Inn is the nightly lite fare/bites along with cocktails, wine/beer at Pub165. This arrangement was a 1st for us in a small inn, and we really appreciated the comfort of Pub165. But for us, it was the special attention, interest and care of the staff and everyone with whom we interacted at The Inn. We had a wonderful and memorable stay and would happily return on a future visit to Brunswick.

What a little gem! In an adorable, New England college town, staying in a quaint inn is really the way to go for a genuine "Maine" experience. There was the main house which I only was in during check-in but it seemed cute and well maintained. The staff was SO FRIENDLY and accommodating. They explained that there is self-serve coffee/tea and breakfast service in the morning in the main house though I was unable to take advantage of this. In the rear, there is free parking and 2 separate guest houses. I stayed in the house all the way in the rear (the Carriage House) and was surprised by how modern the décor was. When you enter, there is a nice living room/sitting area and a kitchen area with microwave and refrigerator. From there, there are all of the doors that lead to the separate bedrooms. I stayed in the basement of this house (room 9) which had 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. It appears as if this room may have experienced water damage at some point as the walls were slightly stained and there were quite a few spiders spotted during our short stay but it wasn't enough to make it feel dirty by any means (i.e. didn't seem musty or moldy - it was just an observation I made). The large, main room had a sitting area, twin bed, and large king bed with a doorway leading to the bathroom. The other doorway led to a nice sized room with 2 twin beds. The beds were comfortable and the room was very clean. Overall, I would stay in this hotel again and recommend it to a friend. We were very happy with our choice and felt that it really added to a true Maine weekend.

Our two rooms were fabulous and extremely comfortable. Every staff member we encountered were excellent. We dined at the restaurant both evenings of our stay and the food and atmosphere were top notch. We would definitely stay at the property on our next visit.

The Inn is cozy and quaint. The pub is also quaint with a fabulous menu. The staff is accommodating and very friendly. Early evening, sitting on the front porch with a beverage and snacks, then heading to the pub for a delicious meal is a perfect way to end the day. Rooms in the main house are clean and perfectly decorated with modern amenities. The location is a short distance to shops and the college campus. Don’t miss the museums and Harriet Beecher Stowe House for a walk through history. Great food trucks at the park for an afternoon bite. Back at the Inn…Sandy, Brynn, Amy, Marilyn and Alice are Rock Stars!