The Black Boar Inn

The Black Boar was a great place to stay for us! So incredibly charming, a very comfortable room & bed, gorgeous town, and perfect for us to get away for 3 days for our anniversary. We didn't spend a whole lot of time in the Boar since we had perfect weather for exploring the area, but when we were there, it was great! Nothing negative to say, just know that it's a continental breakfast, which didn't matter to us at all. The Inn is right in town, so you're walking distance to shops, a great little bakery, the beach, and restaurants & bars, but it's at the outer part of town, so it's nice and quiet. We highly recommend staying at the Black Boar!

This historic small Inn in Ogunquit is in the center of town. Claudine, the manager is amazing. She engaged us and cooked an incredible dinner for 10 of us and accommodated all of our requests. Our continental breakfast was great. Rooms were comfortable and the cozy living room and dining room were very inviting. Great value! Will definitelybreturn.

We visited the Black Boar Inn for the third time recently, and for the first time since Covid. Between the time we booked and the time of our trip, the Inn changed hands and is now an Airbnb.|The new managers, Wayne and Chad are both very nice guys. The rooms are as clean and comfortable as before.|We had a minor issue with the invoice for the balance of our stay being incorrect, but that's not unexpected when changing hands and switching systems, and as soon as I brought it to their attention they corrected it with no argument.|If you want to be close to shops and restaurants and the beach but not right in the middle of the noise, this location is perfect. It's easy walking distance to everything. We didn't drive the car once during our 4 night stay.|For those who stayed there before Covid, no the breakfast is not what it used to be, but the continental breakfast still has a decent variety, fresh fruit, and high quality products.|We would go back again on our next trip to Ogunquit.

This is my second stay at The Black Boar Inn and I’m already booking a stay for next year. ||||The BBI has the wide plank floors and fireplaces you expect in a centuries-old B&B but has been meticulously maintained. Everything is kept scrupulously clean and the rooms are bright and airy. The gardens are lush and colorful with plenty of places to sit and admire the view with your morning coffee or laze about in the afternoon. ||||Claudine welcomes guests with a warm smile and you feel right at home as soon as you step through the door. There are chairs and towels to borrow if you are headed to the beach, a simple but satisfying continental breakfast in the morning (the pandemic brought an end to the made to order breakfast service), and everything is within walking distance - the beach, the stores along Shore Road, and the Marginal Way. ||||Recently, the Black Boar Bistro has reopened, Thursdays - Sundays with chef Sagar Kavle serving up exquisite meals. I had a salad of mixed greens, sliced pears and plums, toasted walnuts, and feta, served with a red wine vinaigrette. The hangar steak with chorizo butter melts in your mouth and the desserts from Bread and Roses bakery cannot be beat. Another couple raved about the swordfish and were equally pleased with their meal. ||||I highly recommend The Black Boar Inn.

Claudine greeted us upon arrival, recommended wonderful restaurants to have dinner and let us know where our room was for our “honeymoon getaway weekend” the Lesa Lynn room is a gem set apart on the outside of the main house with its own entry. It was so clean, sanitized and lovely! Continental breakfast was good with a nice variety that included danish, scones, apple turnovers, and bagels, cold cereal, yogurt, cereal bars and granola bars, and fresh fruit, hot coffee and juice. Also a variety of hot tea bags are offered at any time. In the evenings, Claudine offered to light the fire in the main living room hearth for us to enjoy. Because we were here off season, we were also offered the choice of an inside the house room to stay in or our original room attached to the house but with the separate entrance. The home has amazing history and is well kept. It sits right on the main strip in downtown Ogunquit a pleasant walk to the beach and nearby restaurants and shops. We will definitely be back. This was our first stay at an air bnb and we loved the personal attention and atmosphere! EXCELLENT and TREASURED experience and stay of two nights. Very worth trying! And we will be returning gladly, hoping to see lovely, sweet, smiling Claudine again!

The BBI was perfect for our annual 3 sisters' get together for so many reasons. Its location, within walking distance of everything we could want (food, drinks, beach, Marginal Way, shows, you name it) couldn't have been better. The historical aspect of the Inn appealed to us (so many cool nooks, crannies, closets, wide planked floors, giant fireplaces, paintings, & more), Claudine, the Inn's manager, is welcoming, fun, funny, engaging, open, & chatty. Our room, the Duchess Ann Suite was a bit challenged by the 3 of us since we needed one bed more, so we were given permission to squeeze in an air bed that made it perfect. Although facing the VERY busy main road leading into & out of town, we did not hear any of the traffic, nor parades of people due to the A/C units. The front gardens are chock-filled with beautiful flowers, & sweet touches such as a bubbling fountain, moss covered structures, & stone pathways leading everywhere. Breakfast was also perfect, especially because we were able to sit outside on the front porch while sipping our coffee, enjoying our yogurt, breads, cereals, juice & more. We could not have asked for a better experience, a better location, a better welcoming & a better 3 sisters' annual get together.

We recently stayed at The Black Boar Inn in Ogunquit, Maine. We were there with another couple and they were able to put us in rooms across from each other which was nice. The rooms were lovely with hardwood floors and period furnishings and they were very spacious. They each had a fireplace (non-working, but pretty to look at) and a couple of chairs to relax in. A nice modern bathroom and a very nice tiled shower. The hostess was so nice and accommodating too! There was a nice continental breakfast with fresh cut fruit and assorted muffins and danish and a delicious homemade banana bread. It had a sitting room and a front porch where we enjoyed some wine and relaxation in the evening. It's a short walk to the shops in Ogunquit or to the beach and the Marginal Way. All in all, it was a great place for a nice little get-away!

Nice breakfast albeit not cooked. Is the perfect location for beach and local restaurants. Good parking too. The inn room is not as advertised. We paid to stay in the inn but we were housed for two days in a garden basement room two houses down the street. Trust us, this is a cheap conversion of a spare room and you will not get any sleep until the noisy occupants above go to bed which in our stay was not until 3.30am on BOTH nights. You can hear everything they say and do. The breakfast was self service cereals and some pastries and fruit. Certainly no possibility of the eggs advertised. I asked for bread to make toast and was told that they do not have bread. Had we got to stay in the “historic inn with parquet floors and views” and “dishes such as eggs Benedict” our review may well have been different. But this was not what was advertised and we basically ended up in an AirBnB. Beware the “Wayne room”