Acadia Village Resort

Acadia village resort was a mazing stay. Right from the booking Alison Woods Who works the front desk was always there to answer my questions, from Information on the pool and hot tub to where to go to eat and to things to see in the area. Morgan who quick to bring me a hair dryer the next morning after checking in. The room was very clean and homey. Will definitely be back.

Candy, at the front desk was most helpful in making recommendations about places to visit. She is quite knowledgeable about this area and answered many questions that we have. I haven’t been here in 40 years and a lot has changed. Enjoy the visit very much hope to come back next year

The day I checked into the unit on 12/21/2024. I had to clear snow from area where we parked our vehicle and the whole path into the unit with the broom. On 12/24/24 it snow again in the morning when I return in the afternoon again I had to clear pathway with the units broom. After that I left to go to the store when I came back the maintenance plow person had made a pass where vehicles part and pushed the snow back into the cleared path area. They didn’t even clear the path and left it again. I went to front desk and they didn’t even have a shovel available to use. They said the Maintenance guy had gone home. So I will be clearing the path out for a third time so I don’t have to wade through the snow. For the amount that we pay for the maintenance fee at this resort you would think they could keep the rented units paths cleared after it snows or even have a snow shovel so the owners/renters could. It’s pretty sad that I am out the clearing the path with a heart condition and recovering from gallbladder surgery 6 days ago.

Unit # 15 was very clean and appeared to be recently painted. The kitchen was white, modern, with everything needed to cook. It was very clean and well organized as well. The living room had new carpeting and drapes. The furniture, however, is outdated and old , and not very clean, but comfortable. I wouldn’t sit on it but my husband was fine with it. The master queen bed was very comfortable. Linings and towels are of good quality as well. There are 2 full bathrooms and 1 half bath ( that is in the twin bedroom) The bathroom arrangements are a little strange in that the master bathroom shower is very small. Twin bedroom has the half bathroom, Downstairs full bathroom has a nice tub and full size shower. If you want a decent shower, you would have to go to the downstairs bathroom . Shouldn’t the half bath be downstairs and the 2nd full bathroom be in the twin room? Should be reversed. There is A large Jacuzzi that is separate from both bathrooms on the second floor. There is a deck off of the first floor to sit outside and enjoy the view of the woods. Also, there is a large indoor pool and Jacuzzi. There is a playground with slide & swings etc for children to play on. If you are looking for a modern designer decorated unit with all the bells and whistles of a five star resort, this resort is not for you. If you are looking for a typical Maine villa, that is comfortable and very clean but simple and very “down east”, then this will work for you. I would stay there again, except that I have to have a new couch!!

We booked room 60B. Our room was more like a run down motel room. Duct tape around the bathtub, cracked caulking around bathroom sink. No dishwasher. Towels were clean, bed linens (especially bedspread) didn't seem to be. Living room furniture also seemed dirty. Air conditioner only in living room. The location was ok- about 30 minutes from Acadia National Park /Bar Harbor. Although there wasn't a washer /dryer in the room, they were in the entry foyer which is shared with 60A.The town of Ellsworth is quite charming. There are townhouses also on the property- perhaps they are in better condition.