The employees at this location were very friendly and attentive. Offered reasonable price of $10…read morefor overnight pricing and told me not to rush moving my car out before 9am the next day. My only concern was that the lot didn't appear to be monitored overnight but I had no issues with my car when I returned. Overall happy with my experience here and would recommend.

From the owner: Family-owned parking conveniently located on A Street and at 9 and 26 Ashworth Ave…read more Very close proximity to the Beach & Hampton Beach events...check us out on Google maps! Wide spots available for trucks, motorcycles, and cars at a first come, first serve basis. We offer overnight parking, ranging from a single night to multiple days! We look forward to seeing you!

I wish I had known this place was so much fun and cool before I went on my trip thru New England!…read moreIf I did, I would have taken an extra day at least just to spend it here! Amazing town! Plenty of things to do. Mini golf area, old style arcade, and an amazing beach! The people are friendly, the food is great. The town is just wonderful! I need to come back and stay here for a few days and relax.

This parking garage is safe, well lit and in a decent location within the city. The parking rates…read moreare more than fair, especially during snow emergencies when they offer free parking to city residents. Unlike all the other parking garage who double their rates during snow emergencies. Victory Parking Garage offers free parking to city residents during severe snow storms. In fact their one of the only parking garage in the city that offers free parking during snow emergencies. Outside of snow emergencies their rates are still excellent! Their employees surpass my greatest expectations for customer service. I highly recommend this parking garage!

I witness a co-worker's car being given a ticket for the tires of the vehicle slightly touching the…read morewhite line of the parking space! $50.00 is the cost of the ticket! No signs are posted stating this policy. No warning. was given. The garage personel that was giving the ticket was border line rude! I know I spoke with her. The garage owner may be trying to address complaints from people taking up 2 parking spaces, however there needs to be a serious review on the defination of 'taking 2 parking spaces' and 'crowding'. The garage is not full during the day. This is wrong!!!!!

It's no secret that Portland, ME has some of the worst parking issues in the world. But you know…read morewhich city tops it? Our buddies to the south - congrats, Portsmouth! Not sure how you bested us here, but you certainly have. You are - however - superior to us in parking garage options. And by that mean I mean, Portland has a dozen garages - anyone of them might run you upwards to $30 for five or six hours of parking (I kid you not) and most of them close at a certain point, so if your car gets stuck in one... well, have fun with that. Oh, and they're almost always full. Now... take Portsmouth. One real parking garage. Only $1 an hour. Open 24-hours a day. Always parking spaces. How is this magic even possible?! I don't know, but like others before me I implore you to skip the stress of street parking and just come right here. You won't have to worry about moving your car from a 2, 3, or 4 hour space (which in the end is probably gonna cost you the same as just coming here), and you're within walking distance to EVERYTHING. What's not to love?

Very disappointed with the experience. We weren't given a parking ticket upon entry, which led to…read moreconfusion and delays when trying to leave. The parking attendants seemed indifferent and offered no real help (even though I told them what time I got there and they have security cameras) and no explanation. They then blamed me for not going straight to the window at the time we didn't receive a ticket. A bit of accountability and friendly customer service would go a long way here. This was an unfortunate situation and was not done intentionally and the attendants seemed to blame others who have lied to them in the past for their lack of understanding and poor customer service. It was my 30th birthday so I guess, happy birthday to me! Do better!

This is one of the best places to park in Boston for TD Garden events or Fanueil Hall fun! The…read moreplace is very well maintained with great staff to assist if needed. We were so pleased that to learn that after 4pm parking is only $10 until 8 am the next morning. It is simple to get to on 112 Congress St. Boston MA. The parking stalls are spaced enough and well marked. This was our first time parking here but this will become our regular parking garage for us and the family in the future! It's in a great location and easy access to so many places that it blows my mind. Once you take your ticket, you bring it with you and before you leave you go to the kiosk in the lobby and pay. They kick you back your ticket and you insert it in the slot as you leave EASY PEASY! Love this place! Give it a try. Use your phone and GPS in the walk mode and you are off! We went to both TD Gardens & Faneuil Hall both were about 12 minute walks.

Easy to find parking garage with great weekend rate. Central to all the things we wanted to do…read more Solid choice.

this is an amazing spot. the parking is technically resident only and there's only a few places to…read morepark tho. the snorkeling here is also amazing!! great place for swimming in summer or a picnic. great views!!

There is something for everyone at this good sized shopping center…read more They have a Walmart here where the prices are always reasonable and you can find just about anything you're looking for. There is also a Five Below store, a Dick's Sporting Goods, Ulta Beauty, Maurices if you are looking for women's clothing and a Michael's for those of you who like crafting. This is a list of just a few of the retail stores available to you here. If you work up an appetite while you're shopping you can always stop for a lunch or dinner break at one of the adjacent restaurants such as IHOP, Outback Steakhouse or McDonald's just to name a few. There is a spacious parking lot here and the grounds are always kept neat and clean. The service that I receive in the stores is always outstanding. It is always a fun retail center to shop.

One of the true pleasures of living in New England, is taking the odd summer drive to a nearby…read morehistorical town or area. When we lived up here, it was always fun doing this, exploring some little village that we hadn't visited before. Newburyport was one of those destinations for us. You can take trips like this in other parts of the country, but New England because of it's age and history, is just brimming with places to visit. They also have an abundance of individually owned shops and stores in the downtown village, while the harbor is full of nautical things to see and do. We found Newburyport to be a cute little fishing village, which is not too far from the Mass/New Hamsphire border and is well worth a day trip. Now that the fall leaves are starting to turn, I would highly recommend a visit. Enjoy!

My husband and I had such a beautiful day playing tourist today in this small coastal town. There…read moreare so many little shops, pubs, restaurants, and coffee shops around town we were occupied for half of the day. There is a parking lot with 3 hour parking for 3 dollars as well as street parking, if you can find it ^_^ This is definatly a great place to spend when the grass is green and the sun is shining.

Everyone, and I mean everyone, we talk to about Portsmouth tells us we 'have to go'. So we did…read more The city is a mix of modern and historic with lots of small 'mom & pop' businesses, eclectic restaurants, neighborhood bars, historic cemeteries, parks by the sea, restored theaters and pedestrian shopping areas. Very nice. We took in quite a few historic sights, did a bit of wandering around shops, visited a couple of local restaurants and very much enjoyed ourselves. Parking is in paid municipal lots around the outer edges of the downtown area. The streets are too narrow (historic) to allow parking on street. We did hear a couple of tradesmen working on a restoration project talking about parking. One of them had not paid for parking and his companion said the ticket for not paying was 'only $35' which was about what he'd pay for a day of parking anyhow so he should 'just let it ride'. So yeah, parking. Even our waitress had to pay to park. Ouch. That's a big chunk out of your daily wages. One of the comments we often hear is Portsmouth is a city that feels like a small town. I agree. Everyone we encountered was very community focused. They all seem to know each other and are happy to make suggestions of places to try or hacks to know navigating the city.

Portsmouth is one of those picturesque, quintessentially New England towns with its charming Main…read moreStreet and Market Square lined with red brick buildings and artisanal shops and restaurants. Portsmouth is the kind of town you say, "Honey, let's never go back home." On a Sunday afternoon, Market Square was buzzing with shoppers, people masked up observing social distancing with some dining al fresco. Jazz clubs, beautiful specialty stores (I fell in love with a mohair throw blanket imported from Ireland), restaurants at every price point, break from the madding crowd and head down one of the narrow winding alleys that have a distinctly European feel.