Where To Stay
(And How To Get There)
Wentworth by the Sea
New Castle, NH
Where all the action is happening! This is where Hilary, Evan, and their families will be staying and they’d love for you to join. View rooms here.
We are reserving a room block — please let us know if you’re interested and we’ll share details.
Sheraton Portsmouth
Harborside Hotel
Portsmouth, NH
Another great option — in downtown Portsmouth, where you can easily walk to restaurants, museums, and shops. A ten-minute drive from the Wentworth.
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Holiday Inn Portsmouth
Portsmouth, NH
A short drive to downtown Portsmouth and the Wentworth, the Holiday Inn is another great (and reasonably priced) option, especially if you're traveling with a car.
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Getting There
From New York City
By Car
Parking at the Wentworth is included for guests of the hotel.
By Bus
The C&J Bus leaves from the Port Authority Bus Terminal and arrives at the Portsmouth Transportation Center. From there you can reach the Wentworth by taxi or Uber.
By Train
The nearest Amtrak station to Portsmouth is in Durham, NH. Take the Northeast Regional or Acela from Penn Station to Boston’s Back Bay Station. Then, head to Boston’s North Station, where you will transfer to the Downeaster service to Durham. From Durham you can reach Portsmouth and the Wentworth by car, taxi, or Uber.
From Boston
By Car
Parking at the Wentworth is included for guests of the hotel.
By Bus
The C&J Bus leaves from South Station and arrives at the Portsmouth Transportation Center. From there you can reach the Wentworth by taxi or Uber.
By Train
The nearest Amtrak station to Portsmouth is in Durham, NH. Take the Downeaster service from Boston’s North Station to Durham. From Durham you can reach Portsmouth and the Wentworth by car, taxi, or Uber.
From the Sea
Sailors can arrive via boat to Safe Harbor, the private marina operated by the Wentworth.
Things To Do
Explore the Wentworth
The Wentworth offers a full range of resort activities — including a spa, tennis, golf, boating, kayaking, hiking, and more — which you can find here. Be sure to call the hotel in advance to book.
Explore the New Hampshire Seacoast
Downtown Portsmouth: There’s tons to do in Portsmouth, from shopping and brewery hopping to historical tours and seafront lounging.
Strawbery Banke Museum: Tour historic houses on their original sites, meet costumed historical re-enactors, watch traditional craft demonstrations, and visit historical gardens and landscapes.
Isles of Shoals Tour: Tour the seacoast by boat, learn about Portsmouth Harbor and the small islands and tidal ledges that make up the Isle of Shoals.
Granite State Whale Watch: Leaves from Rye, NH (10 min from Portsmouth) and goes to Jeffreys Ledge, where marine life includes Humpback Whales, Finback Whales, Minke Whales, and Atlantic White-sided Dolphins.
Kayaking and Paddle Boarding: Rent a kayak or paddle board from Seven Rivers Paddling and take it out on Portsmouth’s Sagamore Creek.
Boating and fishing: Leisure charters and fishing excursions are available to book through the Wentworth’s marina.
Restaurants
Brown’s Lobster Pound: A classic New England lobster pound. Fried seafood, lobster rolls, steamed clams, and sandwiches galore.
Latitudes: The Wentworth’s casual waterfront dining restaurant where you can get jumbo lump crab cakes, fish and chips, and seafood platters (plus eight different kinds of martinis).
Surf Seafood Restaurant: Waterfront dining in downtown Portsmouth.
Petey’s Summertime Seafood & Bar: “New Hampshire’s Best Lobster Roll,” plus ice cream.
Library Restaurant: An old school steakhouse inside The Rockingham House, a 19th century mansion.
The Ice House: Ice cream! Banana splits, floats, malts, ice cream sodas, frappes, extra thick frappes, “sherbet freezes,” and more.