Hotels in Portsmouth, NH

A thriving port city on the banks of the Piscataqua River, Portsmouth is full of unique history and seaside charm. Start your trip by visiting the USS Albacore, a research submarine designed by the U.S. Navy for testing experimental underwater features used in modern submarines. Today, it's a popular attraction where you can explore engineering spaces, peer through the periscope, tour the engine room and check out the bunkrooms. A series of audio stations highlight the submarine's unique features, and there are recordings from former crew members about daily life aboard the vessel and exciting adventures a sea. We have a wide selection of the best hotels in Portsmouth New Hampshire perfect for your trip to town.  

Surrounded by Victorian 17th- and 18th-century houses, the town's Strawbery Banke Museum is a vibrant 10-acre campus showcasing more than three centuries of American history through dozens of historic buildings, original foundations, heirloom gardens, traditional hands-on crafts. Actors in traditional costumes really make the experience immersive and will transport you to a different time in New Hampshire's legacy. We have phenomenal hotels in Portsmouth where you can stay near the Puddle Dock neighborhood in this scenic coastal city. 

Visit the Portsmouth Historical Society for an interesting way to see the history, arts and culture of New Hampshire. Discover displays, exhibits, and artifacts dating back to the origins of the state's history at Discover Portsmouth and John Paul Jones House Museum and Garden, a national historic landmark built in 1758. Make a splash at Water Country Water Park where the whole family can spend hours of fun on the rides, lazy river and games. From wave pools and play areas to thrilling rides and rafts, there's something here for all ages.  

Book a room at one of our downtown Portsmouth hotels to stay minutes away from the heart of the action in Market Square. Here, you'll find historic 17th- century buildings, art galleries, live music, antique shops, boutiques and local restaurants. Take a walking tour to learn about the development of the city including the State of New Hampshire's Colonial Legislature. This is the perfect place to pick up a unique souvenir to remember your trip by.  

Walk over to the Moffat-Ladd House & Garden, known locally as the William Whipple House, a historic Georgian house and museum that was the home of Revolutionary War General William Whipple. Built in 1763 by wealthy colonist John Moffatt, the house hosts interesting tours of the 18-the century garden, original furniture and unique artwork.

Prescott Park on Marcy Street is the ideal place to enjoy the fresh ocean breeze. Take a stroll through the ten acres of waterfront park, where you'll find riverside gardens and boat docks. Take in the water views, grab a bite and catch a concert in the sprawling outdoor venue and attraction. No matter what the occasion is, we have the top hotels in Portsmouth, NH where you can find rest and relaxation after a day exploring the city.

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