The Top 2 Hotels in Portsmouth
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A two-century-old Portsmouth house stripped of period fussiness and outfitted with clean lines and studio layouts, where breakfast waits in your room and the concierge stays pleasantly distant. The town center's shops and restaurants begin at the threshold, making the place less refuge than base camp for someone who came to walk the streets.
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An 1881 Victorian on Portsmouth's main street holds thirty-two rooms where gaslit nostalgia meets spare modernism, the bones of the building speaking to its bones. Lark Hotels' restraint—no fussy period reproduction, no design aggression—makes this small place feel like the alternative to the region's hotel conservatism.