Hotels in Hampton

I love hampton beach and I love staying at alantic breeze when I go to hampton beach I always stay at that hotel. They are very friendly and the meet my needs very well thank you for being a awsome hotel keep it up

We go to Hampton every June , but enjoy a rented house. Most of the motels and hotels are pretty bad. People go for the beach, which is spectacular. It's nice to visit year round, but of course crowded in the summer. If you rent a cottage, they usually are cleaner and have more amenities.

The room was small, but clean! It’s location was very close to the beach. We stayed overnight for the Smuttynose race the next day. I will say that the bed was rock hard that could be a good thing for some but for me it wasn’t!!!!!

We actually stayed overnight in Portsmouth which was also very nice. A lovely small city. Very historical which I love. Amazingly clean. I love the ocean and staying in Hampton was just what I needed. Nothing compares to the ocean for me. No crowds the time we went . End of season I guess. Many shops along Hampton beach were closed or in process of closing which was ok since I’m not a big shopper. I’m more for scenery. Driving along coast was beautiful and nice to see how the other half lives. Gorgeous homes. I don’t think we saw any homes that were not well taken care of. Lots of pride goes into the curb appeal that’s for sure. Idk if I’ve ever seen a more clean state . No trash anywhere. I wish more states were as strict in regards to littering as NH is. If you consider NH your home state , you should be proud! It’s beautiful. Getting around isn’t difficult. We used the WAZE app .

We liked the looks of this inn on the Internet and decided to make a reservation to stay here for one night. This is a quaint and charming inn that was built in 1740 and is still family owned and operated. We had called to see if we could check in early, and they said they would call us if that was possible. We were driving in from New Durham. They, in fact, did call, and we were able to check in early. When we arrived at the Inn, we were warmly greeted by Maureen. Our room was decorated in the colonial style highlighting the charm of that time, but offering us all the modern conveniences. We had free Wi-Fi, a private bath with a tub, hair dryer, ironing board, digital cable television (with more channels than we could watch in our short stay), individual climate control with air conditioning, alarm clock radios, in-room telephones, refrigerator, microwave, dehumidifier, room service, etc. Maureen very kindly suggested moving our car around so that we could easily walk to our room with our luggage. The room was comfortable. We could hear the TV in the next room, but once the a/c kicked on, it was quiet again. We slept very well. The next morning, we went to the Old Salt restaurant for a continental, cold buffet breakfast. They had freshly brewed decaf and regular coffee plus an assortment of teas. On the buffet, there was an assortment of cold cereals, yogurts, fresh baked goods, fresh fruit cocktail, fresh apples, bagels, toast, jams, cream cheese, butter, hard boiled eggs, and orange juice. It was just the perfect start to our travel day home. We enjoyed our stay at the Lamie’s Inn.

Something at Hampton Beach for everyone. Families - playground, arcades and sandy beach. Young adults - stores, beach, food and lots of people to meet. Adults - Food, music, and nightlife - during the summer many restaurants have nightly live entertainment. Older adults - hotels, casino, easy walking, restaurants, perfect place for your grand-kids. Grew up at this beach, have watched my children grow up here, and hopefully in a few years will be able to experience my grand kids enjoy it as I have.