Built in 1917, this stately Georgian Colonial was the home of NH Governor Charles Dale for 34 years. Whether on business or enjoying a... more »
Built in 1917, this stately Georgian Colonial was the home of NH Governor Charles Dale for 34 years. Whether on business or enjoying a romantic weekend, the Governor's House offers an atmosphere of casual elegance to discriminating travelers from around the world. Recently named one of "The 10 Best Small Towns for the Arts in the U.S." (USA Today, 12/14/01) and one of Fodor's "Choice 2002 Destinations" (02/28/02), Portsmouth today offers a rare combination of history and culture, restaurants, theaters and live musical entertainment.
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the way to experience the seacoast
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Posted Aug 14, 2006
Excellent
We just returned from a lovely stay at the Govenors House. It is a beautiful B&B (great decorations but not twee), convenient to downtown yet very peaceful. The small details were wonderful as well--the fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies, bikes...
Wonderful experience at the Governor's House
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Posted Aug 11, 2005
Excellent
I loved everything about my stay here. The rooms are very comfortable and unique. The beds are like clouds, and every amenity possible was thought of. There are DVD players and stocked refrigerators in each room, beautiful private baths, and my...
One of the best in the NH Seacoast
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Posted May 30, 2005
Excellent
The most elegant small hotel in the NH seacoast area. As a transplanted native, who returns whenever possible, I am captivated by the charm, attention-to-detail and service. Thrilled to see the Governor's House reopen after many years as a...
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