We recently stayed at June's cottage in Ogunquit with three adults and two children. It's an adorable, quaint little place with enough space for guests, a backyard for quiet reading to get away from Ogunquit crowds, and a fantastic location to walk anywhere in town. The house is well-appointed with pretty furniture, homey touches, and artwork by the owner so it really feels like a home, not just an empty rental box like some others. She even has an electric piano which the kids loved! We cooked meals with plenty of equipment and dishes to enjoy the experience and got great relaxing downtime with supplied games and books. It is an older home, though, so be prepared for older mattresses (Advil in the morning for me) and noise from the street through older windows. But it's small town noise, so really not much and especially not at night. My favorite part of staying at the house was its proximity to local spots. We walked in to Perkin's Cove easily (the Lobster Shack has the best lobster roll and lobster stew in Maine, in my opinion), checked out Marginal Way which is absolutely gorgeous, and spent lots of time at the perfectly East Coast beach with a city of umbrellas, ice cream cones, and steamed hot dogs.