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teeeemoney99 t1_iud9ktc wrote
Yeah, that's for sure especially for the hotel. Maybe try the black elephant hostel.
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leeex94 t1_iudaytq wrote
My husband’s grandparents have stayed in I think it’s the Comfort Inn in Scarborough for a lower price and found it clean and comfortable. You have to drive ~15 minutes into downtown Portland but you’ll be closer to the beaches.
You won’t be able to stay anywhere in Portland for $200/night. I don’t even know if the hotel I suggested would realistically be $200/night during the summer. Browse Airbnb as well and keep an eye out for deals, is the best thing I can suggest.
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cam_m151 OP t1_iuda1k3 wrote
Is $200/nite for two people realistic? It sounds like we should up or budget to stay in Portland. Is staying nearby and driving to Portland a good idea or to really appreciate Portland you need to stay there?
Lemonchicken207 t1_iudb04s wrote
Yeah not realistic...I just looked up a Hampton Inn near me in Portland (on the non-desirable end of Portland) and the rates are 180- 200 for a Saturday night in November.
cam_m151 OP t1_iud8xoz wrote
Also looking for local ideas of must dos. We like to walk, bike, hike, and appreciate the city. Thank you in advance!
Guygan t1_iudavvo wrote
Google.
And use the search box in this subreddit. This gets asked several times a week.
Evening_Pension5388 t1_iud9a00 wrote
Budget vacation and Maine don’t really go together unless you want to visit during winter.