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Brewer, Maine, select service hotels were created to allow the seamless continuation of an active life for guests. Select service hotels reflect the comfort, options, technology, and taste that discerning people have surrounded themselves with at home. Guests at a select service hotel find they can continue to lead their everyday lives in an environment that lets them be more productive, relaxed and fulfilled.

Brewer, Maine, select service hotels have fresh, inviting and stylish spaces. Guests can check in to their room quickly using a check in kiosk near the main entrance. The lobby has been replaced by a free flowing gallery, featuring contemporary design and a comfortable coffeehouse atmosphere. Guests can choose from a variety of spaces where they can relax, watch a flat-screen television, work or socialize. Guests can pick a couch in an open area, an overstuffed chair in a nook, or just grab a stool at the granite topped specialty coffee and wine bar. They can stay in touch via free Wi-Fi from anywhere in the hotel. It is a perfect atmosphere for guests who do not want to spend their entire trip in the room.

Brewer, Maine, select service hotels may feature spacious rooms with a king-size or two double beds, a plush over sized sleeper sofa and complimentary Wi-Fi. A technology and entertainment center should include a wide screen high definition television set that can be integrated with a guest's laptop MP3 player. Guests can sit back and enjoy high definition television channels and the latest movies on demand. In the morning, guests can stop by the breakfast room for a complimentary continental breakfast.

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Staceys Motel, 428 Wilson Street, Brewer, ME
Staceys Motel is a place to stay for golfers near golf courses in Brewer, ME. Reserve a hotel room for a golf game in Brewer, Maine.

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Maine Golf Hall roster to grow by 5 in September

Tom Chard staff writer Portland Press Herald (Maine) 05-14-2006 Maine Golf Hall roster to grow by 5 in SeptemberByline: Tom Chard staff writerEdition: FINALSection: SportsColumn: GolFThe Maine Golf Hall of Fame will induct five more individuals at its annual induction banquet on Sept. 8. As per

Publication: Portland Press Herald (Maine)

Two golf tourneys merge in Maine ; The Maine Open and Portland Open will be one as the economy leaves the state association at a loss.

TOM CHARD By TOM CHARD Staff Writer Portland Press Herald (Maine) 01-30-2009 Two golf tourneys merge in Maine ; The Maine Open and Portland Open will be one as the economy leaves the state association at a loss.Byline: TOM CHARD By TOM CHARD Staff WriterEdition: FinalSection: SportsType:

Publication: Portland Press Herald (Maine)

FOCUS : G O L F-CENTERED TOURISM Maine courses look out-of-state to expand the pool of players ; Golf Maine markets state as a regional destination

TUX TURKEL Staff Writer Portland Press Herald (Maine) 07-12-2003 FOCUS : G O L F-CENTERED TOURISM Maine courses look out-of-state to expand the pool of players ; Golf Maine markets state as a regional destinationByline: TUX TURKEL Staff WriterEdition: FINALSection: BusinessColumn: FocusMemo: Focus

Publication: Portland Press Herald (Maine)

Maine golf star Veno dead at 64 Orono HS grad won two Maine Opens, Amateurs

Maine golf legend Jim Veno of Old Orchard Beach died Wednesday of a heart attack at Maine Medical Center in Portland at age 64. His most notable year was 1962, the year he graduated from Orono High School, when he won the Maine schoolboy golf championship, the Maine Amateur Golf Championship, and

Publication: Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME

Fundraising up next for Maine Golf House Several associations, museum to use facility

With plans announced last week for a Maine Golf House to be situated at Highland Green Adult Resort Community and Golf Club in Topsham, all that's left now is the fundraising. "We figure we need between $800,000 and $1,000,000 for the building and to outfit it," said Nancy DeFrancesco, executive

Publication: Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME

Cumberland may sell Val Halla banquet center ; A proposed deal with the Maine State Golf Association could benefit the town-owned course.

TESS NACELEWICZ Staff Writer Portland Press Herald (Maine) 03-27-2008 Cumberland may sell Val Halla banquet center ; A proposed deal with the Maine State Golf Association could benefit the town-owned course.Byline: TESS NACELEWICZ Staff WriterEdition: FinalSection: Local & StateType: NewsThe

Publication: Portland Press Herald (Maine)

Maine golf hall to add 4 members Late Browne brothers, Leary, LaFond chosen

Two members of the Browne family of Vassalboro head the list of four members of the golf community who will be inducted into the Maine Golf Hall of Fame in September. Brothers James Browne and Robert Browne will be inducted posthumously while longtime Megunticook Golf Club pro Frank Leary of Warren

Publication: Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME

Golf still healthy, stable in Maine Time, money key considerations

As with most leisure pursuits, golf in Maine is trying to keep its head above water during the current recession, but many people involved in the game remain upbeat about the survival of the game and the venues where it's played. Critical considerations for golfers are money and time, and Maine

Publication: Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME

Harris on course to enter Maine Golf Hall of Fame

Dick Harris and his wide-ranging golf interests have spent a lot of time in the spotlight this summer. One Harris Golf operation, Boothbay Country Club, was showcased during last month's Maine Amateur Golf Championship.Another, Sunday River Golf Club in Newry, has completed construction and opened

Publication: Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME

Golf course plan takes a big swing ; Maine's first gated golf community would combine an upscale public course with 131 secluded homes in Wells.

TUX TURKEL Staff Writer Portland Press Herald (Maine) 07-17-2005 Golf course plan takes a big swing ; Maine's first gated golf community would combine an upscale public course with 131 secluded homes in Wells.Byline: TUX TURKEL Staff WriterEdition: FinalSection: FRONTMemo: with sidebar golf WELLS

Publication: Portland Press Herald (Maine)

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Brewer Dispatches

Maine Golf Hall roster to grow by 5 in September

Two golf tourneys merge in Maine ; The Maine Open and Portland Open will be one as the economy leaves the state association at a loss.

FOCUS : G O L F-CENTERED TOURISM Maine courses look out-of-state to expand the pool of players ; Golf Maine markets state as a regional destination

Maine golf star Veno dead at 64 Orono HS grad won two Maine Opens, Amateurs

Fundraising up next for Maine Golf House Several associations, museum to use facility

Cumberland may sell Val Halla banquet center ; A proposed deal with the Maine State Golf Association could benefit the town-owned course.

Maine golf hall to add 4 members Late Browne brothers, Leary, LaFond chosen

Golf still healthy, stable in Maine Time, money key considerations

Harris on course to enter Maine Golf Hall of Fame

Golf course plan takes a big swing ; Maine's first gated golf community would combine an upscale public course with 131 secluded homes in Wells.