Retro-Maine-ia

Retro Maine-ia is a very unique little apartment with a retro flare to it. It is right on the road to Roque Bluffs state park, sandy ocean beach and hiking trails. It is about a mile from town. It's tucked into a quiet neighborhood with a lovely landscaped yard with sitting areas to enjoy the summer sunshine. We have a 1 month minimum stay. The $60 per night is for a 3 month stay, a stay of anything less is $70 per night. The space Our units are perfect for Traveling Nurses, Doctors, Technicians, and Physical therapists. We have had many traveling professionals stay with us and they have all loved our units and have commented on how beautiful and comfortable they are. Our unit locations have also been ideal for their work needs. We've discounted our price to $60 per night to accommodate the traveling professionals during their 3 month stays. Our regular price for shorter stays is $70 per night. We offer more than just a bed and a chair; and a kitchen to cook in. We work very hard to make our units lovely and comfortable and a delight to stay in; a place where it will uplift your spirit to come home after a long day (or night) at work. We also put 100% into making our guests happy and to make sure they have everything they need. That's why we come in weekly to do light housekeeping and to wash towels and sheets, replace paper goods (toilet paper/paper towels) to provide a fresh, clean, bright environment to settle into and relax. We currently have 8 exquisite units for short term leasing, and several more underway. All fully furnished with unique, stylish, homey furnishings and everything perfect for a several month stay. Don't just tolerate any place that you think you can stand to stay in for three months, book a place that feeds your soul and makes our wonderful little town one of your best assignments. Other things to note Due to the very high heating cost during Maine's winters, there is a heating surcharge. The surcharge is $200 per month from Oct-April. This is just a fraction of the heating cost, but I have to charge it to help offset the higher cost of all the utilities in the winter months. I also require a full security deposit, which will need to be paid directly to me before you can take occupancy. Even though Airbnb says they insure you, they don't really cover everything so I do require a security deposit. Of course, if there is no damage to the unit, or fees incurred, the security deposit is refundable.