The Northeastland Hotel
Presque Isle
Presque Isle's historic 1932 downtown hotel, fully renovated in 2026, in-house dining, event space, and voted the County's #1 place to stay in the 2026 Best of Aroostook Awards.
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Hotels, motels, inns, B&Bs, lakeside lodges, and classic Maine sporting camps across Aroostook County, from the downtown classics of Presque Isle to the St. John Valley and the north woods.
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Central Aroostook
The biggest lodging selection in the County, clustered around the downtowns and the highways between Presque Isle and Caribou.
Presque Isle
Presque Isle's historic 1932 downtown hotel, fully renovated in 2026, in-house dining, event space, and voted the County's #1 place to stay in the 2026 Best of Aroostook Awards.
Presque Isle
The County's largest hotel, an indoor heated pool open year-round, TimeOut Sports Bar & Restaurant, free hot breakfast, and an airport shuttle. 116 Main St.
Presque Isle
Family-friendly hotel with a business center, meeting rooms, and pet-friendly rooms, convenient to UMPI and the city's recreation areas.
Presque Isle
Maine's first SureStay, a budget-friendly stay right off Main Street.
Presque Isle
A riverfront lodge and campground on the Aroostook River, popular with paddlers, anglers, and fall hunters.
Caribou
A 66-room hotel renovated in 2024 with the Tundra restaurant and Buck's Bar, one of the County's main event and convention venues.
Caribou
The newer stay on the Access Highway, convenient to the Caribou business district and Loring.
Caribou
A charming B&B in the heart of Caribou, known for its antique pressing-iron collection and walls of local artwork.
Limestone
Simple, comfortable rooms next to Loring and the Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge.
Mars Hill
An inn at the foot of Big Rock Mountain, a base for ski weekends and fall color drives.
Washburn
A friendly small inn with kitchenettes and extended-stay rates, just west of Presque Isle.
Monticello
Wooded campsites in the rolling farmland south of Mars Hill.
St. John Valley
River-valley lodging from the international bridge at Madawaska to the border towns along the St. John.
Madawaska
A comfortable in-town inn in the heart of Madawaska, close to the St. John River and the international bridge.
Madawaska
A longtime local motel within reach of the St. John River and the international bridge.
Madawaska
A convenient highway motel at the northern gateway to the Valley.
Fort Kent
Comfortable lodging in the heart of the St. John Valley, a base for the Fort Kent Outdoor Center and the Valley's attractions.
Van Buren
Walking distance to restaurants and across from the Canadian border. Full, queen, and king beds with kitchenettes; extended stays welcome.
St. Agatha
Eighteen units facing Long Lake on Route 162, including a honeymoon suite with whirlpool. Kitchenettes available. 596 Main St.
St. Agatha
Lakeside camping, dining, and rooms on the shore of Long Lake.
Allagash
Steps from 3.2 million acres of North Maine Woods, a four-bedroom lodge or riverfront cabins sleeping up to six, with trailside services year-round.
North & Lakes
Lakefront motor inns and guides' lodges on the routes north of Caribou.
Eagle Lake
New owners and lake-country charm on Aroostook Road in the Eagle Lake village.
Eagle Lake
A classic sporting-camp tradition on the Fish River chain, with a dining room and boat access.
Portage Lake
A four-season lodge and guide base on the Fish River chain, with packages for anglers and hunters.
Portage Lake
A longtime motor lodge and restaurant on Route 11 in Portage.
Ashland
Remote sporting camps on Munsungan Lake, reached by floatplane or logging road, the deep-woods escape.
Ashland
Cabin base camp for anglers exploring the Aroostook River, Portage Lake, Deboullie Public Lands, and the North Maine Woods.
Deboullie Public Reserved Land
One of the few remaining classic sporting camps in the state, rustic cabins with full meal service or European-style packages.
Southern Aroostook
Gateway lodging on I-95 and the scenic highway into the mountains.
Houlton
Southern gateway standby with a complimentary full breakfast daily and an on-site restaurant and bar. GSA-approved. 241 North St.
Houlton
Modern suites on North Street with an indoor pool (currently being refreshed).
Houlton
The Maliseet-owned inn and suites in the southern gateway, convenient to I-95 and downtown Houlton.
Smyrna Mills
Cozy motel rooms with a well-rated restaurant at the Smyrna Mills intersection.
Sherman
Right off I-95 at the Sherman exit, backed by Katahdin country.
Island Falls
Log-cabin-style townhouses between Pleasant and Mattawamkeag lakes with views of Mt. Katahdin and an 18-hole golf course.
Island Falls
Lakeside camping with a restaurant on the shore of Mattawamkeag Lake.
Moro Plantation
Open year-round on the Aroostook Scenic Highway, 10 miles north of Patten near Baxter State Park, with eight guest rooms, two cabins, and ITS snowmobile access.
Patten
Guided bear, moose, and grouse hunts since 1985, 11 miles north of Patten, near Baxter State Park and the Maine Woods National Monument.
Into the woods
Classic Maine sporting camps, remote cabins and wilderness lodges where hunting, fishing, and total quiet are the agenda.
North Maine Woods
One of the oldest sporting camps in Maine, founded in 1902, brook trout, landlocked salmon, arctic char, moose, and grouse in the heart of four million acres.
Fish River chain
A four-season all-inclusive lodge on the 24-mile Fish River, fly fishing, canoeing, hunting, and wildlife photography.
Oxbow
On the banks of Millinocket Lake, Registered Maine Guides, renowned moose hunts, cozy cabins, and generous home-cooked meals.
Oxbow
Rustic camp offering semi-guided, fully guided, or do-it-yourself deer hunts, with log-cabin lodging and meals.
Ashland
Original sporting camps over 100 years old on the bank of the Aroostook River, guided black bear and moose hunts across northern Maine.
Camping & cabins
Public campgrounds and cabin rentals are covered on the Recreation and Places to Go pages. If we've missed a hotel, inn, or camp, tell us and we'll add it.
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