Loved the idea if staying on the island, and we did enjoy exploring Peak Island, but the room was pretty plain, and the balcony was not very usable. The pub and food were fine, but not worth the price of staying in the hotel. My wife and I are craft beer nuts, and the only reason we wanted to stay... More

My fiance took me to Peaks for the first time in June 2011 for our anniversary (his family owns property on the island, and he has been visiting the island since he was a child). Note, we were not engaged at that point- he proposed while we were on the island. The trip would not have been the same without... More

I stayed in the off-season. Lovely spot to get away. Try for a room at the back of the inn - it is quieter. The food at the restaurant was great - menu was good, even in the off-season. Take time to explore the island - it is easily walkable and there are a couple of beaches that are great... More

This was my first time visiting Peak Island. The Inn was quaint and relaxing... we were in the Great Diamond Island Suite which was very roomy and sunny. Te fireplace added a nice touch in the evening. There was a wedding going on so it was far from quiet until about 9pm but we were able to sit on our... More

We had lunch at the Inn on Peaks after a half day kayaking trip on the island. The food and service were great. Had the clam chowder and fish tacos - both were delicious. Would definitely recommend for lunch on the island.

The inn is cozy, clean, and very nice. We had a view with a deck. Service at onsite restaurant was fabulous. The only strange thing is a bank is where you would expect to check in, not at the restaurant and is not clear, banker very nice and must happen too often.

An inn with a brewpub on an island in Maine...it doesn't get much better. The rooms are spacious and nicely decorated, beachy but not too cutesy. We spent time reading on the back balcony when we weren't exploring the island and beaches. Fireplace was nice in the evening.

I travelled to Inn on Peak with a friend for dinner on June 15 while visiting Maine recently. The establishment is a 5 minute walk uphill from the ferry docks. We got there later in the dinner service, about 9 pm and unfortunately they were out of lobster. Our waitress, however, recommended the Tortellini in a pesto sauce with lobster... More

This hotel was booked after noting that Portland did not have any decent independent hotels (the only clean ones, really, are corporate establishments like the Hilton). After having eaten at the Pub two times before, the Inn looked like a great option. Boy, was I wrong. The room was not only ugly, but dated, a vacuous, unfurnished room with absolutely... More