Lodging
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Located in the historic Portsmouth Brewing Co. building (c. 1880), the Ale House Inn is a premier boutique hotel in the heart of town. It's mere steps from all of Market Square's shops, restaurants, cafes, parks, and historic sites (it's also right next to the Seacoast Repertory Theatre).
Note that this is an old building and accommodations are not ADA-accessible; there are 12 exterior steps to the entrance of the inn. No pets allowed...
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Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel is conveniently located near many of the great things to do in Portsmouth. Settle in and enjoy an array of amenities in the guest rooms and suites; relax in the renovated lobby featuring the Link@Sheraton; or share a bite to eat at Two-Fifty Market, the hotel restaurant. Outstanding service, cozy accommodations, and familiar comfort - the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside has it all.
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With its stately Georgian façade, elegant furnishings, and renowned Epoch Restaurant and Bar, The Exeter Inn truly reflects its rich New England heritage as one of Southern New Hampshire's premier luxury inns.
Voted best B&B in the 2014 Seacoast Readers' Choice Awards.
Facebook page: The Exeter Inn and Epoch Restaurant & Bar
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The Hotel Portsmouth (former home of the Sise Inn) opened in April 2014 and is the city's only independently owned and operated boutique hotel. It's run by Doug Palardy and Dan Innis, the former owners of Portsmouth's Ale House Inn.
The Hotel Portsmouth offers many of the amenities of a large hotel - with the friendly charm of a B&B - and you're just steps from all that downtown Portsmouth has to offer.
A light continental breakfast i...
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The Inn at Strawbery Banke is located in the c. 1814 Holbrook House, mere steps from Strawbery Banke and downtown Portsmouth.
The inn features seven guest rooms (each with private bath); cozy sitting rooms with television, books, and magazines; and a cheerful, sunny breakfast room overlooking the garden, the strawberry patch, and the birdfeeders.
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