We just returned from our stay at Brown's Wharf and we are still talking about it. We stayed in a room on the second floor on the side of the hotel. We had a large balcony with three chairs and an excellent view of the harbor. We were situated right over the water. The view was great.
The room was large with a king size bed. The entire property was spotless. In fact my wife described it as "sparkling". There was a small refrigerator in the room.
The dining room was closed the evening we were at the hotel(Tuesdays), however we were only about 200 yards from the Boothbay Harbor Lobster Pound (Best lobster we had on our trip through Maine - not fancy, just lobster steamed and served on picnic tables overlooking the harbor).
We had breakfast in the Inn's dining room (not included in the price) and it was very good.
We wished we had another night to spend at Brown's but we had flights to catch home since this was at the end of our trip.

Stayed here for one night with my wife. We had a corner room. Really beautiful views of this pretty harbor and its lobster boats and sailboats. Room was clean and pleasantly decorated. Nice balconies but none are private. Restaurant was closed for the season, but the Inn provided a very good continental breakfast.

A great place. Stay on the 3rd floor with a full harbor view. It is gorgeous. Very friendly staff and service is fast! Loved it. Restaurant food is very good.

With my wife and my son, 7 years old, we stopped one night at the Brown’s Wharf Inn, following the good reviews of a lot of Tripadvisor members. However, with a cost of 204$ for a motel room, without breakfast, we were pretty unsure. All our doubts vanished at our arrival with a very warm welcome of the owner in person. Our room, a deluxe corner room, was very pretty, well furnished and equipped, and had a stunning view from all the windows and the balcony on the harbour and both the yachts and lobstermen boats.
We planned to eat at the restaurant of the hotel but it was closed on Tuesdays. It’s a shame, because the decoration of the restaurant seems pretty cosy. The owner’s wife (I think she was) gave us some advice for dinner, so we went to the Rocktide Inn. The dinner was OK, though I’ve got a personal problem with having to wear a jacket and to shell a lobster at the same time!
At Brown’s Wharf Inn, we had a huge and succulent breakfast on the terrace before leaving. As a conclusion, we had a great time at the Brown’s Wharf Inn, the only negative point was my wife being awaked at 5.00 am by the diesel motor of two fishermen’s boat, but after all, it’s part of the trip.