OneSixtyFive

This was our 2nd stay at 165, and we enjoyed it more than ever. Staff is totally gracious and accommodating. We had several very good dinners, and were pleased to have that option every night particularly given the limited schedules of other restaurants in town. My only suggestion is that the bathrooms need updating. Stall showers can be very slippery, and there are no grab bars. A minor concern relative to the rest of our very nice time at 165.

A Dream Come True ❤️ Everything about our wedding at this hotel was perfect. The staff were incredibly helpful and so kind. The ceremony and reception spaces were beautiful and comfortable, the food was outstanding, our guests are still talking about it! Matt swears that Stacie’s wedding cake was the best cake he’s ever had! One of the highlights was the cozy onsite pub, perfect for winding down with friends and family before and after the ceremony. It was a great way for our two families to get to know each other better. Having beautiful rooms on-site made it easy for us to relax and get ready. We couldn’t have asked for a more seamless, elegant, and unforgettable experience. Truly a dream come true! This place has so much charm and character that it is hard not to instantly fall in love! Thank you OneSixtyFive team!

Wonderful breakfast of blueberry pancakes and a breakfast bowl-fresh arugula with bacon and a tomato corn relish. Delicious! Topped with a fried egg( my request was graciously granted by our lovely waitress) Good coffee and the best orange juice, too. This is a beautifully restored inn. The best place to relax and enjoy a delicious breakfast! A must see place to stay and eat!!

Got dinner on the fly during a trip. Atmosphere was warm and cozy. Made you feel like you were visiting friends more than an establishment. Food was generous and delicious. Alex the Bartender/Manager was knowledgeable, helpful and kind. Our server Molly was so welcoming and gave us wonderful recommendations. Would highly recommend this gem of a spot anytime you're in the mid-coast area.

One of the best vacation stays I have ever had. So welcoming. Being able to stop in for a drink in the little bar and chat with the owner, locals and other travelers will be a special memory. Great location. Arthur was so friendly and went out of his way to give great dining tips. I had lobster 3 times in 24hrs!

We stayed in the Carriage House room 14 for three nights. The room was very spacious. Bed was comfy and everything was super clean. The only downside was a skylight which led in lots of late early in the morning. Would recommend bringing eye masks if you’re sensitive sleeper. The carriage house is great for several of us who were attending a family wedding. It had an open space where we could all gather and chat, which was nice. We participated in the breakfast for two mornings and it was absolutely fantastic! Highly Recommend the 165 if you’re in the Brunswick area.

We enjoyed our stay at OneSixtyFive. The location is great and the rooms are attractive and well-appointed. We had two rooms in the Main House (#1 and #2). The staff are very friendly and helpful. It has a bed-and-breakfast feel, minus an included breakfast. There is free parking behind the house. Cons (updated to make it sound less like a rant): (1) Breakfast, which is very good, isn't included in the room rate. Furthermore, hotel guests should be aware that while coffee is free 24/7 from dispensers at the back of the breakfast room, if you're having breakfast it will be $4. It would be nice if hotel guests got a discount on breakfast and no charge for coffee while having breakfast. (2) There isn't a TV in the room. Not a big deal, and not having TVs keeps the historic ambience. Bring your own video and audio entertainment if you need it, or go downstairs to the "library" where there are books and board games.

Charming, beautiful B&B with nice little touches (board games in the sitting room, front porch where you can sip drinks from the downstairs cafe/bar). Room and bed were very comfortable. Very friendly and helpful staff. We stayed here on a whim, and so glad we did!

Being born in the Northeast it's always so special to go back home! We were in Maine for a wedding and decided to book a stay at OneSixtyFive The Inn at Park Row in Brunswick. It had all the quintessential New England Charm I was looking for! The front porch was complete with rocking chairs and they even put LLBean blankets on them at night. Such a special touch and I actually rocked my baby to sleep one night on them. We had breakfast at the restaurant twice because we loved it so much! The Maine blueberry pancakes were SO good and huge! All of the food was so fresh and I loved the homemade pastries. The kitchen was kind and gave us fresh fruit for my son. I also love that they have coffee for guests in the lobby each morning. We did not eat or drink at Pub165 but peaked in and I loved the decor of wooden chairs and exposed beams. A lot of bed and breakfast type accommodation in the area did not take children and I was so excited that OneSixtyFive did! They do charge $20 for the pack and play rental but they let me know that before I booked. It did not come with a soft mattress so my son wouldn't sleep in it but we ended up using it as a safe area for him to play in while we were in the room. The staff were all welcoming and friendly upon every interaction. We had a small mistake charge on our bill and they took care of it right away. If you're in the Brunswick area I highly recommend OneSixtyFive! It's right on Park Row and walking distance to all the local shops and restaurants :)

Elevated creative dishes at breakfast, then dinner 4-9p daily. Great for locals when everything is closed Sun./Mondays! Not just for hotel guests. Ideal quiet setting for business meals or meeting friends for 2-12 people, Zooms, etc. Such a gem! The food was so good, came back the next day w/ friends. Friendly service is on point, like you're being welcomed into the owner's elegant home. Sweet indoor dining room is light & bright. Service also avail on the outdoor patio or rocking chairs on wraparound porch overlooking the town main square's park.

We're locals, and we had the pleasure of staying at OneSixtyFive in Brunswick for a night in October 2023. To be completely honest, we're still reminiscing about our experience at this charming inn. From the moment we parked our car and saw the fall foliage that surrounds the inn, we knew we were in for an incredible time. Checking in was a breeze. The inn's owner/manager warmly welcomed us, making us feel right at home, and then personally walked us to our room. The cozy ambiance of our room made it feel more like an upscale boutique hotel than a traditional inn. The bed was so comfortable that it made us question the comfort of our own bed back home. Despite their location on Brunswick's Main Street, just steps away from the town's shops and restaurants, we always felt tucked-in in our quiet room. It was so relaxing that we ended up taking a nap during our one-night stay, something we usually don't do on weekend getaways. One of our favorite moments was sipping coffee on the porch, just watching the world -- and squirrels and birds -- go by. Breakfast pastries were a delight, and we enjoyed them outside, wrapped in the cozy blankets they provide. Unfortunately, we didn't have enough time to explore their library or play their board games. A return visit is definitely on our agenda.

My husband and I did a bit of a progressive dinner date last night. We started at OneSixtyFive for an app and cocktails. I'd only been there once before, last week for the elite event. I thought the vibe was so cozy and cute that I knew we should come back. There are two areas--the pub and the dining room. The pub has great ambiance. We sat at the bar. There are also tables and a couch for seating. There was a big roaring fire. The headline of my review is that I love this place but it's also very expensive. We sat at the bar and ordered the chips and onion dip ($12). I had two Lyle Loves It ($12) and my husband had two Heathcliff's Relief ($15). We liked everything a lot. I suppose the prices are comparable to the handful of fine dining spots in Brunswick but it seems a little incongruous with the vibe to be so expensive. We'll be back but would do so even more often if the menu items were a couple of dollars less.

I've been a long time lover of OneSixtyFive since it was known as the Brunswick Inn. I've been for many occasions over the years, but I'm so thrilled that they've added breakfast and dinner offerings. I stopped in tonight for drinks and dessert with a friend and it was really something special. Not only is the environment so warm and welcoming, but the service is great. But I have to say, tonight the star of the show was the cheesecake. If it's on the menu, it's a must order!

We went in for cocktails and dessert on a Friday night. No real signage and when you first walk in, it's not clear if you're in the right place, but through a weird anteroom, we found the very cozy bar area. It was completely dead when we went in and the music (was there even music?) was very low, but there was a warm, crackling, cozy fire in the fireplace. Owing to being the only two people in the very small barroom, I expected to feel super awkward, but honestly, it was kind of cool and still felt plenty private, even if the bartender probably heard our full conversation. The Elliot's Manhattan was really good. The Steve McQueen was heavy on the booze light on the flavor (I'd probably just order two fingers of Bullit next time. Dessert was fine - crème brûlée was a bit chunky (intentional?) but my wife's flourless chocolate torte was good enough to excite this non-chocolate lover. Staff and owners came in at the end and started complaining about some dude's email and making fun of him (hey, nothing wrong with a 60 year old building car models!), but sometimes you have a long day and you need to complain, I can't hold that against 'em, but it definitely cracked the date night ambiance. Will definitely go back for brunch - I've heard amazing things.

Cozy is the perfect word for the Inn and the Tavern at OneSixtyFive. This old house right across from the park in the center of Brunswick is wonderfully decorated in classic colonial style. It is full of wood paneled walls and cozy furniture both in the lounge and the tavern. There is a fireplace in the tavern that is regularly lit. And the staff are the most welcoming and delightful of people. The menu is small but filled with comfort foods like chicken pot pie, chili, poutine, etc. The food is lightly spiced so that it appeals to a wide audience. The wine and beer list is also small but has good variety and excellent choices. The tavern is small, but lightly attended, so we have always found room to sit. There is also a big porch filled with rocking chairs equipped with blankets and fur rugs to keep you toasty in the Maine evenings. Everything is set up to make you comfortable and happy.

The Inn is very clean, quiet, and comfortable. We missed it after leaving to go other places. The breakfast was outstanding. I loved the big fireplace in the pub. Our room was warm and the bathroom roomy with generous amounts of pleasant smelling shampoo and body wash. Just very comfortable and charming.

So cute! Comfy, great food (the breakfast was one of the best I've had in ages!), and very very CLEAN! Would totally stay again!

Having traveled extensively, I recognize exceptional venues. One Sixty Five, The Inn at Park Row combines outstanding service, delicious food, warm and professional staff and attention to detail in every area of the Inn. I particularly enjoyed the ambiance at the 165 Pub. Everything from the linens, bedding and decor make stays at the Inn an experience travelers will appreciate and enjoy.

We recently had a "Celebration of Life" after the funeral of a loved one and they responded to our request to reserve their dining room for the afternoon. The Event Coordinator, Stacie, was very helpful and accommodating. She helped us with the menu and the set-up so that we had ample room to have a luncheon and socialize with family and friends. The facility has an amazing old world charm and the atmosphere was just what we needed. Their staff, Alice and Eileen, greeted us and were very professional and courteous. The following week we decided to have brunch there and found that the staff was just as lovely as before. We highly recommend this lovely and inviting facility.

This place is absolutely beautiful and the staff (namely Alice) is lovely! Great veranda overlooking the town square - perfect spot to sit and enjoy a glass of wine on a nice night.