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Martin Hill Inn consists of two period buildings. The land on which the main and guest houses are located was sold by former Lieutenant Governor George Vaughn to the Martin Family in 1710 for 50 British pounds. Over the years this section of Portsmouth became known as Martin Hill. The main house, circa 1815, contains three guest rooms furnished with period furniture including queen-size canopy or four-poster beds. The guest house, circa 1850, contains four rooms furnished with queen-size can opy, spindle, or iron and brass beds. All rooms have writing tables and sofas or separate sitting areas. Each has a well appointed modern private bath. Distinctive wall papers and window treatments accent the attention to detail and help provide each ro om with its own character. Air conditioning ensures that each of our guests will enjoy a comfortable night's rest.
We hope your visit to Portsmouth will include a stay at the Martin Hill Inn and are confident that your experience will provide you with many special memories.
The Martin Hill Innis within walking distance of downtown Historic Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and the waterfront, with its active working harbor. It is here that you are surrounded by history of one of the oldest communities in America. View fascinating points of interest along the Harbor Trail, browse through quaint shops, visit one of six historical homes so carefully preserved, linger in the beautiful gardens at Prescott Park, stroll through the historic museum neighborhood that is Strawberry Banke, relax in outside caf es in Market Square or on the waterfront. After a busy day, return to the Inn and relax in the lovely perennial gardens that cover much of the property. Sit by the water garden and enjoy the peaceful sounds of running water as you plan for dinner at one of Portsmouth's many outstanding restaurants. |
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The guest house is connected to the main house by a short flower lined brick path and patio with a lush water garden. The inn has been chosen by Yankee Magazine's 1999 Travel Guide to New England as one of its "Editors Picks". We are always available to help plan your activities, discuss restaurants and make reservations if you wish, plan day trips, or recommend areas and points of interest worth visiting along the immediate seacoast and throughout all of New England. We are open all year, and serve a full country breakfast in our antiques-filled dining room.
All rooms have queen-size beds, writing tables and sofas or separate sitting areas. Each has a well-appointed, modern, private bath. Distinctive wallpapers and window treatments accent the attention to detail and help provide each room with its own character. Air conditioning ensures that each of our guests will enjoy a comfortable night's rest. |
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| Portsmouth ( approx 1
km ) |
| Kittery ( approx 2
km ) |
| New Castle ( approx 3
km ) |
| Kittery Point ( approx 4
km ) |
| South Eliot ( approx 5
km ) |
| Rye ( approx 5
km ) |
| York Harbor ( approx 8
km ) |
| Newmarket ( approx 9
km ) |
| Durham ( approx 10
km ) |
| Newfields ( approx 10
km ) |
| Hampton ( approx 10
km ) |
| York ( approx 11
km ) |
| Cape Neddick ( approx 11
km ) |
| Dover ( approx 12
km ) |
| Exeter ( approx 12
km ) |
| Hampton Beach ( approx 12
km ) |
| Hampton Falls ( approx 12
km ) |
| Lee ( approx 13
km ) |
| Seabrook ( approx 14
km ) |
| Somersworth ( approx 14
km ) |
| Berwick ( approx 15
km ) |
| Ogunquit ( approx 15
km ) |
| Ogonquit ( approx 15
km ) |
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| Martin Hill Inn, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA contact information, including address, telephone, email, and website link ( where applicable ) is provided by Select Inns of New Hampshire for your convenience. Please get in touch with Martin Hill Inn directly for additional information about accommodations, rates and polices and to reserve your vacations. |
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