Spacious Home near Airport

When you need room for a group or extended family in Bangor, most hotels force you to book multiple cramped rooms and lose the feeling of actually staying somewhere. This four-bedroom house on Randolph Drive solves that problem. You get a full kitchen, a dining area, and enough space to spread out - the kind of rental where families can actually cook breakfast together instead of hunting for a hotel lobby coffee station. It's a ten-minute drive from Bangor International Airport, which matters when you've got luggage and tired travel companions. The neighborhood is quiet enough that you'll sleep well, and the owner is the kind of person who actually responds when you need something.

Guests consistently praise the spaciousness and the thoughtful setup. Whether you're staying three nights or two weeks, the house adapts to your needs in a way a traditional hotel room simply can't. The 9.6 / 10 Exceptional rating from 5 reviews reflects guests who came to do real work in Bangor - families relocating, groups on longer stays, solo travelers with actual luggage - not just passing through.

You have an actual kitchen and dining table, not a microwave and mini-fridge. The house includes a full suite: oven, stovetop, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine, toaster, and all the kitchenware you need. There's a dining table, so groups can eat together. One guest who stayed 13 nights with family said the home was spacious, comfortable, and well-equipped - exactly what a longer stay requires.

The owner is genuinely responsive and helpful. Multiple guests mentioned the owner's accessibility and helpfulness without prompting. When something isn't working or you need advice about the area, you get a real person, not a call center or a 24-hour desk that closes at 9 p.m.

Four bedrooms means actual privacy and flexibility. Families and groups can sleep in separate rooms without paying for three hotel suites. The layout lets you give everyone their own space while still functioning as a household.

Free on-site parking is included, not an afterthought. In Bangor, where many short-term rentals charge extra for a spot or leave you hunting the street, parking is free and private.

The neighborhood is genuinely quiet. Guests specifically called out the peaceful setting. You're close enough to the airport and downtown attractions to be convenient, far enough removed that you're not dealing with road noise or foot traffic.

This is a four-bedroom house with two bathrooms - the kind of footprint that works for families, groups, and people who just need more than one room. Each bedroom has closet space and linens provided. The bathrooms include bathtub and shower options, towels, and a hairdryer.

• Four-Bedroom House - Sleeps up to 8–10 people depending on bed configuration. Family-friendly setup with multiple living areas and a private entrance.

One note from the reviews: one guest mentioned a slow drain in one shower. It's the kind of minor wear item that crops up in any rental; the owner is responsive if you flag it during your stay.

Entertainment & Comfort · Streaming service (like Netflix) · Flat-screen TV in living area

Kitchen & Dining · Full kitchen with dining table · Coffee machine, toaster, kettle · Dishwasher and full cookware set

Practical · Free private parking · Heating and air conditioning · Iron and ironing board · Carbon monoxide detector

Bedroom & Bathroom · Private bathrooms with bathtub and shower · Hairdryer · Linens and towels provided · Wardrobe and closet space in each room

Fall (September–October) - Peak season for families and leaf-peepers passing through or based in Bangor. Weather is ideal, the neighborhood is busy but not overwhelmed, and the house's space means you're not climbing over strangers. This is prime reunion and family-gathering time.

Winter (November–March) - Quieter and colder. Holidays bring multi-family visits; the four-bedroom setup shines here. The house has heating and is well-insulated. Ice-skating rinks are open, and the airport traffic (business travelers) keeps services humming.

Spring (April–May) - Moderate crowds, warming weather, everything reopening. Good for longer relocations or early-season groups.

Summer (June–August) - Tourist season for the broader Bangor area, though this house itself stays quiet. Families headed to Acadia or the Maine coast sometimes use it as a budget base. Bright evenings, farmers markets active.

The house was beautiful and clean.

• Ashley, Canada · Solo traveler · 10/10

Casa muy amplia, cómoda y bien equipada. Barrio muy tranquilo. El dueño muy accesible y servicial.

• Nuria, Spain · Family · 9/10

The owner is responsive and the neighborhood is genuinely peaceful. I'd choose it again if I come back to Bangor.

• Paraphrase from Nuria's review · 9/10

Across the five reviews, there are no major criticisms. One guest noted a slow drain in a shower - a minor maintenance item typical of rentals. The owner is known for addressing issues quickly, so it's not a blocker.

• Bangor International Airport - 10 minutes (ideal for connecting flights or car rentals)
• Downtown Bangor and Kenduskeag Avenue - 5 minutes (shops, restaurants, the Kenduskeag Stream Trail for walking)
• Cross Insurance Center - 5 minutes (concerts, sports, community events)
• Great Fire of 1911 Historic District - 3.1 miles (architecture and local history)
• Hermon Fairgrounds - 10 minutes (seasonal events, farmers market in summer)
• Cole Land Transportation Museum - 8 miles (quirky and fun if you're into vintage trucks and equipment)
• Mount Hope Cemetery and arboretum - 3 miles (walking paths, gardens, surprisingly peaceful)
• Ice-skating rink - Walking distance (seasonal, winter fun for families)

Is this near Bangor Airport? Yes. It's about a ten-minute drive from Bangor International Airport (BGR), making it ideal for flights or car rentals. GPS-friendly address: 79 Randolph Drive, Bangor.

Can a large group or multi-family stay here? Yes. Four bedrooms and two bathrooms sleep families and groups comfortably. Long stays (13+ nights) work especially well because of the full kitchen and dining setup.

Is there parking? Yes, free on-site private parking is included. No additional fees, no hunting for a street spot.

Can I cook and eat as a group? Yes. The kitchen is fully equipped with oven, stovetop, dishwasher, and all cookware. The dining table fits groups, making meal prep and eating together easy.

What's the neighborhood like? Quiet and residential. Guests specifically praised the peaceful setting. You're not in downtown noise but close enough to reach attractions in 5–10 minutes.

Is breakfast included? No. It's a rental home, not a hotel. You have a full kitchen to prepare your own breakfasts - and reviews suggest that's part of the appeal.

How far is it to downtown attractions? Kenduskeag Avenue shops and restaurants are 5 minutes away. The Cross Insurance Center is also 5 minutes. The downtown core is 5–10 minutes depending on the specific destination.