We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Bradley Inn. The Inn and our room (The Ale Wives Room) were filled with antiques and various collectibles. The Inn has a nice restaurant and a fully-stocked bar where we hung out to watch some TV at night since there was not one in the room. The Ale Wives room has a separate... more

I booked this hotel thinking it was located in Bar Harbor. We could not cancel our reservation anymore and thus decided to spend two nights in New Harbor. We arrived in total fog and the hotel is in the middle of nowhere. We thought we just get out of there the next day. We stayed in the Suite which was... more

The Bradley Inn is in a fantastic location especially if you are a keen photographer and want those dawn/sunset shots of the lighthouse after everyone else has gone home. The decor of the inn is lovely and the food at dinner was excellent. If the kitchen can resist the desire to overcomplicate things (e.g truffle oil on scrambled eggs for... more

Just got back to the Bradley Inn after being away a few weeks (were there in June as well) and it was, if anything improved. A lovely new hostess, a young local woman, greeted us when we arrived and we were soon seated in the bar surrounded by other travelers who were enjoying the amazing Wednesday night dollar oysters (the... more

I stayed at the Bradley Inn over a long week-end, and was underwhelmed after having read great reviews. In favor of the Inn is its amazing location, at the tip of the Pemaquid peninsula and within short walking distance of the Pemaquid Point lighthouse and surrounding park. Being able to enjoy this landmark at any time of day, before or... more

The Bradley Inn does have some quaint rooms which do look like the pictures on their website. The website also indicates fine dining which they also have. It's a prix fixe menu which runs around $50pp. The bar has a short tavern menu but it's not traditional tavern fare (e.g. grilled flatbreads, spicy calamari around the $9 - $14 range)... more

My daughter and I had a wonderful visit to the Bradley Inn. Not knowing what to expect, we were pleasantly surprised and pleased when we arrived, amidst a thunder storm, at this beautiful out of the way Inn. It was warm, casual and very friendly, with hot tea and treats awaiting quests. Our room was warm and comfortable. With the... more

The Bradley Inn was an unexpected treat during our visit to Maine. It is located in New Harbor 1 mile away from the Pemaquid Lighthouse. What was so unexpected was the quality of food that was provided at the Inn. Absolutely one of the best meals my husband and I have enjoyed during our travels- would rate the chef one... more

I stayed at this inn for three nights and got a look at all of the rooms. They're all beautiful. I do have some criticism of the housekeeping staff. I had burned out lightbulbs in my bathroom that I was sure they would notice eventually. No such luck. I finally went down to the desk to ask them to replace... more