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A bedroom with a large bed, a bench, a desk, a chair, a window, and a ceiling light.

A grand hallway with a staircase, ornate ceiling, and floral wallpaper.

A bathroom with a large mirror, two sinks, a vanity with storage, a window with a view of buildings, and a towel rack with towels.

A sign for The Davenport Inn, established in 1758, with a classic design featuring a circular emblem with vertical lines.

1. The Davenport Inn

Downtown

Free parking
Free WiFi
Connecting rooms available
Air conditioning
Non-smoking

$374

$406 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A cozy bedroom with a fireplace, a bed with patterned bedding, a desk with a lamp, and a nightstand with a lamp.

A gated entrance with a yellow door, a welcome sign, and decorative lanterns.

A yellow building with a red door and a sign that reads "The Inn by the Bandstand."

A bedroom with a wooden bed, a nightstand, a dresser, and a small table with a vase of flowers.

2. Inn by the bandstand a Boutique Hotel

Exeter

Concierge services

$445

$482 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 12 - Oct 13

A hotel room with a bed, a chair, a table, and a view of a body of water through the door.

A spacious living area with a fireplace, comfortable seating, and large windows offering a view of the beach.

A view of the ocean through a window with a glass of orange drink on a table.

A wooden staircase leading to a beach with a clear view of the ocean and houses in the background.

3. Stage Neck Inn

York Harbor

Direct access to the beach
Ocean-view dining
Full-service spa
Outdoor pool

$295

$342 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A resort with a pool, lounge chairs, umbrellas, and a view of the ocean.

A spacious room with large windows offering a view of the sea, multiple sun loungers, and a fireplace.

A restaurant with tables set for dining, large windows offering ocean views, and a fireplace.

A table set for two with a candle, glasses, and a menu, overlooking a coastal view with a sunset.

4. Cliff House Maine

Bald Head

Ocean-view dining
Full-service spa
2 poolside bars
Concierge services

$539

$629 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A brick pathway leading to a white entrance gate with a sign reading "ENTRANCE".

A dining area with white wooden tables and chairs, a green cushioned bench, and a view of trees through large windows.

A staircase leading to a living area with a wooden floor, a chandelier, and framed pictures on the walls.

A gazebo with a lattice design, surrounded by a brick pathway and lush greenery.

5. Clark Currier Inn

Newburyport

Free breakfast
Free parking
Free WiFi
Air conditioning
Non-smoking

$201

$225 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A living room with a fireplace, a sofa, a dining table with chairs, and a television.

A two-story house with a central entrance, a large arched window, and a wooden door.

A bedroom with a large bed, wooden dresser, and a door leading to another room.

A dining room with a round table set for six, surrounded by wooden chairs. A wooden buffet stand is against the wall, and a potted plant is on a side table.

6. Compass Rose Inn

Newburyport

Free breakfast
Free parking
Free WiFi
Air conditioning
Non-smoking

$240

$268 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A spacious hotel lobby with a central dining area, multiple seating arrangements, and large windows providing natural light.

A two-story building with a sign for Grasshopper Inn, featuring a covered patio area with outdoor seating.

A coastal beach area with a large sandy beach, a small island with buildings, and clear blue water.

A two-story house with a covered patio area and a stone fireplace.

7. Grasshopper Inn

Ogunquit

Concierge services

$303

$331 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 13 - Oct 14

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Top neighborhoods in Portsmouth

A yellow storefront with a red door and a bicycle parked outside.

A public square with a water fountain, benches, and a stop sign.

A pink building with a marquee sign advertising a music hall.

Photo by RoadTrip NewEngland

A storefront with a glass front, a brick building, and a clear awning.

Downtown

Downtown Portsmouth invites you to stroll cobblestone streets past colonial treasures and maritime charm. The Music Hall's historic marquee lights up evenings while Strawbery Banke Museum brings history to life through preserved gardens and buildings. Market Square buzzes with street performers, local shops, and the iconic white spire of North Church piercing the skyline above brick Federal-style buildings. Seafood restaurants and cozy taverns dot the compact, walkable core where most attractions sit within a few blocks of each other. Historic inns and boutique hotels occupy converted colonial buildings, offering period furnishings and harbor views. The waterfront promenade provides perfect sunset spots after a day exploring this perfectly preserved slice of New England.

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A calm river reflecting buildings and a partly cloudy sky.

South End

Portsmouth's South End charms with well-preserved 18th-century architecture and waterfront magic. Wander past historic clapboard houses and white picket fences to discover the expansive Strawbery Banke Museum, where colonial history comes alive. The Piscataqua River offers scenic walking paths perfect for catching harbor views, while Prescott Park hosts summer concerts away from downtown crowds. Intimate cafes and seafood restaurants dot the neighborhood, though they typically close early around 9pm. Most visitors stay in character-filled bed & breakfasts housed in converted colonial homes. The area is best explored on foot with downtown just a 10-minute walk away.

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A street scene with people sitting at outdoor cafes, a gazebo, and buildings with signs like "Breaking New Grounds" and "Jewelry Boutique".

A rustic wooden building with a weathered exterior, a large wheel, and a sign reading "Mast Lane".

A waterfront building with a sign reading "Fish Market" and a dock extending over the water.

A wooden boathouse with colorful buoys on a dock by a calm river, surrounded by historic buildings.

A marina with various boats docked, a large house with a balcony, and a clear sky.

West End

The West End's tree-lined streets showcase Portsmouth's authentic side with colonial and Federal-style homes that tell stories of New England's rich maritime past. History buffs can wander past architectural treasures like the Rundlet-May House. Just a short 10-minute stroll from downtown's busier tourist spots, this quiet neighborhood offers a perfect balance of historic charm and modern comfort. Family-owned restaurants serve up hearty New England classics at prices that won't break the bank. Cozy bed & breakfasts in converted colonial homes make for charming stays with modern amenities. Though public transit is limited, the flat terrain and peaceful sidewalks make exploring on foot a delight.

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A harbor with several fishing boats docked, a pier, and a forested shoreline in the background.

A modern building with a unique triangular roof design, surrounded by well-maintained landscaping and a clear blue sky.

A shopping mall with stores including FoxRun and Men's Wear.

Newington

Portsmouth's Newington neighborhood offers attractions including Regal Fox Run.

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An aerial view of a town with a river, a bridge, and a large stadium.

Pease

Pease neighborhood mixes aviation history with modern business energy at the former Air Force base turned International Tradeport. Plane spotters will love watching takeoffs and landings at Portsmouth International Airport while beer enthusiasts can tour Red Hook Brewery. The area offers a fascinating glimpse into how military infrastructure transforms for civilian use. Airport hotels cater to business travelers with reliable amenities and quick access to flights. Wide roads make driving easy between Pease and nearby attractions like Fox Run Mall and downtown Portsmouth. The neighborhood feels surprisingly calm despite being a transportation hub for New Hampshire's seacoast region.

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Top landmarks in Portsmouth

Market Square

9.2/10 (1,088 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Market Square— just one of the monuments in Downtown.

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The Music Hall

8.6/10 (184 reviews)

If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at The Music Hall in Downtown. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? If you have fun at The Music Hall, you'll love Moffatt-Ladd House and Portsmouth Love Wall, both a short walk away.

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A lighthouse, houses, and a calm waterfront at sunset.

Water Country

8.0/10 (331 reviews)

Elwyn Park is home to Water Country, so why not stop by during your stay in Portsmouth. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. If you have fun at Water Country, you'll love The Music Hall and Moffatt-Ladd House, both located nearby.

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A historic two-story building with a light-colored facade and a dark wooden structure adjacent to it.

Strawbery Banke Museum

8.8/10 (238 reviews)

Strawbery Banke Museum is just one of the attractions in Downtown, Portsmouth so you might want to stop by during your trip. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to experience more of the culture Portsmouth has to offer, head to Prescott Park, Market Square, and Seacoast Repertory Theatre.

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A park with a paved path, trees with autumn leaves, a body of water, and distant industrial structures.

Prescott Park

9.0/10 (363 reviews)

Prescott Park is 0.7 mi (1 km) from central Portsmouth, why not stop by during your stay. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Portsmouth Love Wall and Moffatt-Ladd House, both a short walk away.

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Seacoast Repertory Theatre

7.8/10 (12 reviews)

If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Downtown. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here? If you enjoy the show and want to see another, The Music Hall and Players Ring Theatre are both a short walk away.

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A red brick building with a green door and windows, a sidewalk, and a bicycle lane.

Discover Portsmouth

8.8/10 (50 reviews)

Discover Portsmouth is worth a pic or two when discovering Downtown. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here?

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Portsmouth Harbor Trail

8.8/10 (8 reviews)

You can stroll along Portsmouth Harbor Trail for relaxing water views when you're in Downtown.

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About the destination

Visitors really like Portsmouth, especially its beaches, historical sites, and port. Learn about the local heritage of Portsmouth at landmarks like Portsmouth Harbor Trail and Market Square. There's plenty more to see, including sights like The Music Hall and Strawbery Banke Museum.