Blue Hill Bay Property Rentals in Blue Hill, Maine

“Tremendously relaxing location and home. This is one of the best stocked Airbnb homes we’ve stayed in with really high quality amenities. We tried the sauna, “cool” plunge, grill, seafood cooker, and really appreciated the level 2 car charger which saved us a bit on gas in our PHEV. Blue Hill is so relaxed and a quick drive to MDI.”

“Beautifully appointed home. Very roomy and accommodating for a family. Owners very friendly and responsive. We throughly enjoyed our stay. Highly recommended!”

“We were so fortunate to stay here - remarkably peaceful, private cabin set in the pines with lovely views of beautiful Curtis Cove. There are lots of water-facing windows and a nice deck to enjoy the quiet beauty as the tide changes. We enjoyed glimpses of wildlife including seals, herons, and gulls. The hosts were lovely -- they were very accommodating and responded promptly. The cabin was very comfortable and clean. Altogether, it was a dream of a vacation on the Maine coast!”

“The house is beautiful, spacious living and dining area with several comfortable, private bedrooms. The house easily accommodates a group. The grounds are breathtaking and peaceful. Would love to return for a longer stay.”

“We stayed at Longview Cottage for a bit more than a week and had an amazing time. This place is perfect for a family and somebody who likes to cook and wants some privacy and an amazing view of the sea and Desert Island in the distance. The kitchen is one of the best equipped I’ve witnessed in an Airbnb as it seems used by the family. During our stay we made a lot of Maine dishes including whole 3 lb lobster, popovers, blueberry pancakes, clam chowder and pasta and 2 BBQs among other things. The terrace is fantastic, we watched the massive tides and we saw a lot of wildlife from it including a seal. The house is otherwise surrounded by forest and the host advised to walk to the neighborhood’s to access a small sand beach which was perfect for the kids to play at or go for a swim on a hot day. It’s about 50 min to Bar Harbor if intending to go to Acadia National Park but the peninsula itself has a lot to offer e.g. lovely hikes as close as 5 min drive away. Would definitely come again!!”