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What Guests Said About Portland:
Tamara
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
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Portland is a great city for shopping- lots of unique as...
Portland is a great city for shopping- lots of unique as well as 'known name" shops in old town and by the water. A boat ride through Casio Bay offers many beautiful sites - I recommend the mail boat run as well as a sail on the Bagheera. Be sure to visit the Portland Head Light. Lots of good restaurants too!
Thomas & Barbara
United States of America
10
Exceptional
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Didn't get to visit, it was only an overnight stay on...
Didn't get to visit, it was only an overnight stay on our way home from Canada. However we stayed in Portland at La Quinta previously and enjoyed it very much. It's a beautiful city. We do eat at Silly's whenever we do go, such a great menu and very eclectic atmosphere. Casual and fun. The waterfront is fun, lots to see and do. Getting around isn't too difficult, however, street parking is. Parking on the waterfront is no problem, large lots for a fee.
Thomas
United States of America
10
Exceptional
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We enjoyed visiting Cross Jewelers.
We enjoyed visiting Cross Jewelers. Beautiful custom jewelry with a unique Maine influence. We enjoyed our lunch at Sillies. A very whimsical outdoor venue with great food. The Flatbread Company was also delicious. There is a wide variety of shops to explore. This is a real foodie city with everything from super fancy to street food. Be prepared to walk a lot. The city slopes uphill from the Main Street along the waterfront.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Exceptional
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A great city for food and culture.
A great city for food and culture. We noted a very active nightlife which we did not partake in, as we were with the kids. We did a private tour of the harbor on a water taxi, instead of cramming on a ferry. It was well worth it, and very reasonably priced. We saw seals,and osprey up close and personal, lighthouses, the fort, and even went lobstering! Sabboro Japanese food was terrible. The Vietnamese noodle house was excellent. The water front pub Ri-Ra's was very good, be sure to sit upstairs for a great harbour view.
Melinda
United States of America
10
Exceptional
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Portland is a beautiful city that's not too crowded with...
Portland is a beautiful city that's not too crowded with a charming, little, yet big town feel. It feels modern yet relaxing due to its proximity to the water and the absence of traffic congestion. There are great restaurants along Commercial St. The lobster at Portland Lobster Company is to die for- so worth the long wait. The oysters at J's Oyster are so fresh and delicious. The Greek salad in the Lebanese restaurant in Commercial St is very good.
If you get tired of seeing cars, there's always the ferry that takes you the Casco Bay Islands. You can also spend a few hours at nearby Fort Williams Park where the Portland Head Lighthouse is located. The park is beautiful. As an added bonus, you can have the most delicious lobster roll in a food truck in the park- Bite into Maine!
I'm amazed at how culturally progressive this city of 68,000 is - boasting of its own symphony and its museum!
“The hotel and room were nice. The bathroom was very nice and the bed was comfortable. I didn't eat at the restaurant but we had drinks at their rooftop lounge which had great views. They also had a very convenient shuttle service we used since this hotel isn't very close to old port.”
“The place was comfortable, quiet (not surprising in Maine in the winter), warm (well insulated rooms), the staff were polite but not overbearing. The hotel is in a very central location, within easy walking distance of pretty much everything in downtown Portland.”
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