Hotels near Hancock County-Bar Harbor Airport - BHB, Bar Harbor

The only thing we found difficult was that there were no stores or fast food places open in the evening. But this is probably due to the pandemic. If you want any pizza or fast food, you need to buy before 5pm.

The one thing this area will not be noted for is their coffee. Bad to very bad in most places. A decent stop is Sugar Bakery. A Cash only establishment they draw a crowd. But, their food is tasty while their "dark roast" coffee would qualify as an acceptable medium roast. So, it's the best of the least. Don't go to Bar Harbor for Lobster. Go the other direction! Union River Lobster Pot isn't just great. It's incredibly good. Very welcoming Owner and staff. Local ingredients and excellent food. Don't go anywhere else. Trust me.

Trenton Maine itself didn’t seem to have much to offer that we found other than its proximity to Acadia National Park. But I have to say we did not do any exploring in the town. It took about 20 to 30 minutes to get to ANP from Trenton. Hotel prices were certainly better there than staying in Bar Harbor. There are a number of restaurants in Trenton, many serving lobster and seafood that we visited and all were good. Our reason for being in the area was solely to visit Acadia National Park, so we did not spend much time in Trenton except when at our hotel, or when we had dinner after returning from the park. There was a market there on the main road with reasonably priced groceries that we stopped at to stock up for our trips into the park. We also stopped for gas at that same market which was very convenient.