New wood floors! 1 king bed, dog friendly with fee, AC, space heater, WiFi, free parking 1 car, coffee, tea, 32in flatscreen TV, cable, mini fridge. Spacious lawn with gas BBQ, BBQ tools, campfire pit, propane, games, & picnic tables. Quaint lobby has water bottle filling, ice machine, snacks, and board games, & lvl 2 EV charger. 2 min to MDI info center 1 min to Oceanfront Thompson Island 10 min to Acadia Park Stroll to 3 lobster shacks! Our King motel rooms sleep 2 people, and are ground level with newly renovated wood floors and a small private bathroom with a stand up shower. Easy access to all your things with free parking for 1 vehicle in front of your motel room. If parking for more than one vehicle is needed please reach out! We have the luxury of being just feet from the bridge that leads to MDI and Acadia National Park but that also means that we are on the main artery that leads to the park. It gets busy with road traffic from Route 3 and air traffic from the small BHB airport. If you are a light sleeper and want to be deep in nature, this may not be the best spot for you. If you are looking for a relaxed, rustic vibe with what we consider to be the very best location to get to all things Acadia?! This IS your spot. Ask about earplugs or a white noise machine if you’re concerned about traffic noise. Outdoor Amenities: During warmer months the scenic grounds are vibrant with flower boxes, gardens, lush lawns, Adirondack chairs, and picnic tables shaded by umbrellas and mature trees. Play a game of cornhole, or gather with your group to roast marshmallows around the fire pit; the stars here are so bright at night! Property & Location: Built in 1840, Isleview Motel & Cottages has some of the oldest most historic buildings in the town of Trenton. Trenton has a small-town atmosphere where residents and visitors can enjoy the Gulf of Maine with easy access to nearby services. Trenton, like many towns in coastal Maine, often hosts local events, festivals, and fairs celebrating the area’s maritime heritage and culture. These events can range from seafood festivals to craft fairs. A rental car or private vehicle is highly recommended as public transportation is not readily available. We are located on route 3 and on the island explorer bus route, so you can leave your car here and ride the bus for free (late June - Mid October). The town of Trenton is known for its gorgeous harbors and ocean views; it borders the western shore of Union River Bay. Guests have access to Trenton’s water-based activities such as kayaking, boating, and fishing with a nearby public boat launch. Tourists, visitors, and residents alike enjoy fishing for codfish, haddock, bluefish, bluefin tuna, striped bass, salmon, and of course, lobster. One of the main attractions of Acadia National Park is its breathtaking coastal scenery, with rocky cliffs, sandy beaches, and picturesque islands.