Related Entries (44)Acadia Hotel
More Acadia Hotel Entries-
Acadia National Park
A Travel Blog entry by hms_travel from Acadia National Park, Maine, United States
October 24 We left the hotel and had a long, long ride to Acadia National Park. We stopped off at the visitor's center and Ranger Donna told us about the Park. Lunch was at Jordan Pond House. Mr. Nish and I (Skyler) thought the food was good. The ...
-
Maine and Acadia National Park
A Travel Blog entry by saraishness from Bar Harbor, Maine, United States
... on. I dare you to click on the link above and check out the madness ;). Our main(e) goal (hehe that's a pun) was to see Acadia National Park. We have heard tales of it's beauty so we figured we should check it out. Oh boy was it beautiful! We didn't ...
-
Adventures in Acadia
A Travel Blog entry by jennandpaul from Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada
... ; Slight change of plans in PEI due to the impending hurricane... instead of tenting in the national park, we decided to get a hotel in Summerside. Real beds and showers, glorious! We had tickets to an Acadian Dinner with chef Michael Smith ...
-
It rained on Quebec's parade
A Travel Blog entry by fritz51 from Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
... a relatively short walk to our hotel inside the walled city. Unfortunately Google maps didn't tell us it was all uphill. Stayed at Hotel Acadia, a number of converted dwellings combined to form a hotel; very nice. We were down in the basement and it was ...
-
Chilly feet and feet of snow...
A Travel Blog entry by clarf from Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
... the night rugged up, with the heater on full bore, watching TV. The next morning, we drove through the accessible parts of Acadia National Park. We drove up to the Meteorite Centre there, but predictably it was closed. We tried to follow the trail to the ...
-
Day 38: DeRidder, Louisiana to Opelousas, Louisi
A Travel Blog entry by kedd from Opelousas, Louisiana, United States
... French colonists who settled along the shores of Canada's Bay of Fundy and Nova Scotia's Annapolis Basin, a region they called "Acadia". Fishermen and farmers, they stayed close to the shorelines, constructing elaborate dikes to claim new crop lands. ...
-
Don't Mess With Texas
A Travel Blog entry by cshilakes from Houston, Texas, United States
... pay its Federal highway bill, because we bumped, bounced and swerved our way towards Lafayette. We were going to the heart of Acadia (Cajun) Country. Our first night in Louisiana was just outside Lafayette, in St. Martinville (the sixth oldest city in LA) ...
-
Driving round the Deep South
A Travel Blog entry by derekrussell30 from Memphis, Tennessee, United States
... the construction of a raised freeway for 18 miles accross it all the more impressive. The Cajun people (French settlers kicked out of 'Acadia' in Canada 350 years ago when the English renamed it 'Nova Scotia') used to live on floating houses not so long ...
-
booze, beads, birthdays and boobs
A Travel Blog entry by kirstyp83 from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
... history of New Orleans and how the different land and climate was the origin of Cajun food from their old land in Maine – Acadia. We arrived in New Orleans around 4. Checked into the Best Western on North Rampart which was really nice – it ...
-
Maine's main fruit
A Travel Blog entry by mbberg from Bar Harbor, Maine, United States
... was time to push farther north. The state of Connecticut had other ideas. It seems they forgot to put a northbound ramp from our hotel. I needed one the day before and figured I just missed it when I went to Mystic. I was wrong. ...
-
Fort Beausejour
A Travel Blog entry by beanthere from Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
... for the Battle of Fort Beausejour, which was both the final act in the long fight between Britain and France for control of Acadia and the opening act of the final struggle between the two great empires for North America itself. Back in the 1700's, the ...
-
Quebec City and back to Montreal
A Travel Blog entry by franpaul.os from Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
... and then we had to find the chocolate shop just to finish the day off! By this time we were very wet, so back to the nice, warm hotel room. (I hear you've all had quite a lot of rain - so you know how it is.) Paul & I started the next day with a ...
-
Canyon Rim ... Not a good Tornado Shelter!
A Travel Blog entry by kesterfamily from Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, United States
... nbsp; Cuyahoga Valley National Park, 2,589,288 · (in Ohio) Grand Teton National Park, 2,580,081 · Acadia National Park, 2,227,698 Looks like we need to visit North Carolina/Tennessee and see what everyone else is enjoying. ...
-
Arriving in Maine
A Travel Blog entry by annamarie from Portland, Maine, United States
... when it is clear and about 60F at night. After driving the long way around, we found a brewing company and ate some food. The blueberry beer was NOT good. After some additional poor navigating by me, we made it to the hotel very late, and fell ...
-
Moseying thru Maine
A Travel Blog entry by sjburke from Bangor, Maine, United States
... ?) Monday, the 20th, we moved north to Acadia NP and Bar Harbor. We stayed in Bangor, which is about 1 1/2 hours from Acadia but has more reasonable room costs. The drive over to the coast was time-consuming, but we accepted it as the price of ...
Related Pictures (2)Acadia Hotel
More Acadia Hotel PicturesRelated Forums (1)Acadia Hotel
More Acadia Hotel ForumsMAINE
A forum post by jrheavymetal
Related Accommodations (15)Acadia Hotel
More Acadia Hotel Accommodations-
1
Hotel Acadia Quebec City
43, rue Sainte-Ursule, (formerly La Maison Acadienne), Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
... than the Acadia. If you have reasonable, moderate expectations, I don't think you can go too far wrong with the Hotel Acadia. What a nice stay... from anonymous Very nice romantic stay in a nice room, with whirlpool. Breakfast in the room ...
Traveler Rating
- 184 reviews
- 2 travel blogs
- 1 photo
-
2
Bar Harbor Manor
47 Holland Avenue, Bar Harbor, Maine, United States
... this made our stay much more enjoyable because parking is notoriously difficult in Bar Harbor! There is an also entrance to Acadia within minutes of the hotel. We drove, but it would be possible to walk into the park. The condition of the grounds and ...
Traveler Rating
- 109 reviews
- 1 travel blog
-
3
The Bayview Bar Harbor
111 Eden Street, Bar Harbor, Maine, United States
... location. It is close enough to bike or walk to downtown Bar Harbor, and equally close to the entrance to Acadia National Park. The service at the hotel is outstanding (I could tell from the moment I called to book the reservation that it would be) the ...
Traveler Rating
- 265 reviews
-
4
Quimby House Inn Bar Harbor
109 Cottage Street, Bar Harbor, Maine, United States
... location of the inn is a convenient walking distance to downtown and the pier. It's also a quick 2-mile ride via bicycle to Acadia National Park's scenic carriage roads. (We didn't use our car for 2 days.) Just a few blocks down the street are also ...
Traveler Rating
- 139 reviews
-
5
Hotel Acadia Beauty & Relax Selva Di Val Gardena
Puez 24, Selva Di Val Gardena, Dolomites, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
Traveler Rating
- 98 reviews


