The Meadowmere Resort is one of the better-known larger properties in Ogunquit, positioned along Shore Road between the village and the water. The name suggests green space and a relaxed pace, and the resort aims at travelers who like a base with grounds, shared spaces and a sense of arrival. It is the kind of place where guests return year after year, in part because the location works for the classic Ogunquit routine: walk to the Marginal Way, ride to the beach, eat at the cove and come back to a comfortable room. For families and groups it offers more space and more options than a small inn.
Rooms and layout
Resorts of this kind usually mix standard rooms, suites and sometimes units suited to families or longer stays. Ask which building or wing a room is in, since quiet and view can differ. If you want to cook or spread out, ask about suites with kitchen facilities. Check the bed configuration for groups, and ask for a ground-floor room if stairs are a problem.
Location and what is nearby
The Marginal Way entrance and the village are within reach, and Perkins Cove is a short ride. The beach is a little farther, so plan on a drive, a trolley ride or a good walk. Parking on site is usually a plus, because summer parking in town is hard and costly. Check whether parking is included and how many spaces are available for larger groups.
Who it suits
Families, groups of friends and travelers who want resort-style facilities in a walkable part of town. It is a good choice if you plan to be in and out all day and want a comfortable place to return to. It is less ideal for those who want a quiet bed-and-breakfast atmosphere, in which case a smaller inn may be a better match.
Booking advice
Summer weekends carry minimum-night rules and high rates. Midweek and shoulder season stays offer better value and calmer streets. Confirm seasonal facilities such as pools, dining and activity programs, which may change from year to year, and ask about pet and cancellation policies before you commit.
Why stay here
- ✓Resort grounds
- ✓Rooms and suites
- ✓Close to the Marginal Way
- ✓Short ride to the beach
- ✓On-site parking (check at booking)
- ✓Seasonal facilities (verify)
- ✓Family-friendly setting
- ✓Near village dining
Good questions
Is the Meadowmere good for families?+
It is a larger resort that suits families. Check room types and facilities when you reserve.
Is it walkable to the village?+
The village and shore path are within reach. Distance depends on your route.
Is parking available?+
On-site parking is usual. Confirm when you reserve.