The rooms have exterior doors. The rooms, though small, included WiFi, were comfortable and clean. The bed was OK. The only problem we had was the traffic noise from the road which starts about 5:30 a.m. They have a nice little breakfast - rolls, muffins, breads, but it is a very small breakfast room, which was full and we had to take our food back to the room. The one good point is that it is only about a mile to Acadia National Park.

First the hotel staff was friendly and the bed comfortable enough but that is all that was okay. The hotel is older, definitely needs updating, and a good cleaning. The room was small and there was a very strong, unpleasant odor that never left. The bathroom was unbelievable!! The toilet was so close to the sink that you could not use the sink at all. We had to shave and do our hair with the mirror in the main room. The breakfast was extremely light and with only maybe four or six small tables we took our toast and went back to our room. For $100.00 a night I would have expected better.

My wife and I spent two nights at this hotel. It is a standard motel in a high tourist area, a little old, but clean and fit our needs. We had two problems here, one large and one small. The small problem was the size of their breakfast area, it was so small that you either had to wait for a table, take a tray to your room, or go out to a cafe. The second problem was large, the door to our unit stuck, it was so bad that on our second day we could not get back into the room and had to get help from the front desk to get back in. Good for security I guess, but not good for much else.

Oct 2011
We've stayed at Holiday Inn across the street (using up my hotel points) and regretfully they could not accommodate us for one day in the middle of week.
So… we stayed at the Days Inn for one night. Cost about $110 which included free WiFi (decent speed) and continental breakfast. Those ‘inclusions” were the only highlights. Hotel room was worn out, probably not updated since the 70’s (although did have cable and a color TV). It reminded me of my HS days when a bunch of us would rent a room for a week at the shore; “as long as it has a floor to sleep” was the motto :)
Not very clean; dust bunnies under bed and glass stains from previous travelers on night table (took a few wipes to clean off). The ceiling above bathtub had, what looked like, some mold spots (I am no inspector, so not 100% certain).
Surprisingly, the hotel’s parking lot was packed every night we stayed in Bar Harbor. Maybe all other rooms were much better?
Check is at 14:00, check out at 12:00. Some rooms accept pets (I heard). The lobby staff was friendly. A few minute drive to town center and Acadia Park.
Also, when you stay at this hotel, you can go cross the street and enjoy Holiday Inn's outdoor pool and hot tub. Free of charge, just present them with your Days Inn card room.