With over 1700 roses inside its labyrinth of botany this botanical garden does not disappoint. With…read moreits stately and meticulously attended grounds there was beauty found with every step. Once you step past the carved timbered gate you are immediately transported into a garden oasis filled with stone statues, water features, greenhouse and passages to be explored. Following the pathways you are transported through time with years of a great historical collections of roses from lost and forgotten years expertly acquired by the founder and their generations lineage. With its 360* view of each and every collection found within its walls, there is a defining and identifiable plate with year and botanical information. The staff was eager to answer questions and offer assistance through the garden. Wheelchair access is available and a great majority of the garden is also accessible for adaptive devices. The best viewing time is late July so that you can full enjoy each bloom in their second blossoming. Photographs do not do this regal collection justice. This is a must see when visiting the seacoast.

This place is really well done for flowers in season and the statues, how they are placed, make…read moresure go late June or early July for the roses in bloom or call them and they will tell you what is blooming at that time!

It was site of seafood festival 2025! Loved it last year, loved it this year. Even in the down…read morepour. Love the beach community. All venders were great. The food cannot be beaten. The place was least crowded due to weather but me and my friends had a great time. Short drive from RI.

Very poor area. It has gone down a lot since I was younger. A lot of men with anger issues…read moreconsuming alcohol. Usually a 50+ scene. Id be careful if you are a minority. Please read reviews on tik tok. It shows the reality. My Airbnb host said to be in by 10 because of the drunk men. It can get dangerous. Go in groups. I am from California. It's expensive too! More than Huntington Beach!

I'm a big fan of this branch of the USPS and it's not just because it's in my hometown. Ample…read moreparking. Super friendly staff. Stop by and say hi to Norm before he retires this year! They offer all the normal USPS services but with a smile. Located close to route 1 across from the Catholic Church.

I never thought I would write a post office review. A package of mine went missing, tracking said…read moredelivered, blah blah blah. Well, after a few days I decided to call, I was dreading to go in so I decided to try out the phones. Called, spoke to a gentlemen, he said he would call me back, I wasn't holding my breath with this one. Within 5 minutes he called, said my package was at another post office and he would go pick it up and hand deliver it to my house. OK, WOW on the customer service!!! Thumbs up guys, talk about the luxury of living in a small town! Thank you!!! Everyone gets a raise!

On a multi stop father's day drive, Smuttynose was one of our stops. Beer garden was very quiet &…read morewe were able to hang out with a flight and an old brown dog. Then we popped over to the restaurant and grabbed a table for some food. We only ordered chicken tenders, which came out quickly and were sweet and crispy. Our server was nice, they were a little disorganized and I think we would sit in the " bar service" area next time and just buy stuff ourself and bring it outside. Overall, good time, nice place and they had beers that were not IPAs so those are all good in my book.

The Smuttynose Tasting Bar beer garden on a warm, late summer day is just about as good as it gets…read more I'm known to travel long distances to visit breweries with working cats. While Smuttynose doesn't have a cat (that I'm aware of), we were pleasantly surprised to meet the resident good boy, a black lab named Willy! What a treat. He is so friendly and freely roams the bar and beer garden. Cute pup aside, I love their facility. The outdoor area hosts a variety of seating options, including my personal favorite: adirondack chairs. This place would be an ultimate summer hang if I lived closer! You don't even have to go inside to order a beer - just walk up to the order window. I tasted their fall offers: Oktoberfest and Pumpkin Ale. I thoroughly enjoyed both, even purchasing a variety pack to trek home with me that included both the Oktoberfest and Pumpkin Ale. Their flagshop brown ale is called Old Brown Dog, and when we visited, they had a stronger version on tap - Very Old Brown Dog. The Very Old Brown Dog is one of the better strong beers I've tasted in some time. Definitely a sipper, especially if you're driving - but boy, it was smooth and very tasty in spite of it's sub 10% abv. The tasting bar is no frills at it's core, but clean bathrooms, fun merch, and good beer are flowing. There are some snacky foods available for purchase, but their restauarant is just across the parking lot if you're seeking a substantial meal. Lots of parking, great outdoor gathering space, smaller indoor seating area - would be great for summer hangs. Lots of tasty beer and a good doggy await. Smuttynose is one of my favorite breweries I've visited in recent memory.

Had to cancel reservation due to last minute flight cancellation . Would not refund or offer…read moreanother date stay voucher. Matter of fact the manager would not take my calls or return my calls . Email address is nonfunctional . Do not stay here .

John at the desk is extremely rude and creepy. Mattress pad was dirty. Some of the toiletries…read moreexpired I'm 2020. Towels were like sandpaper. Pool was murky. Parking was awful. Elevator was rickety.

Colette Baron-Reid wrote the book on Intuitive Counseling, literally, as a best selling author with…read moreHay House and now Random House. As an intuitive counselor she is by far one of the most accurate readers I have run across. Her insights are deep and not filled with predictions, but rather the here and now and How I can fix the wrong and pursue the right. Everyone I talk to says she blows their minds. My experience has never been anything but positive and with gifted intuitive advice. Her intuition is spot on. I also love her oracle card decks she has created. I can actually do a free psychic reading every day on her site that's called the Daily wisdom pick. Love Colette and she's definitely one of the best Intuitive Counselors I've ever run across. Five stars all the way. I've also seen her live when she tours and I can tell you first hand that audiences just love her. She is funny, insightful, compassionate, and a real star on the stage. Time spent at one of her events is a fantastic experience.

Colette is so amazing! I have listened to many of her meditations and read many of her books. She…read moreis FAMOUS now with Hay House. I just found out she was from NH! How interesting and exciting. Happy for her! Sharon Denison

What a nostalgic blast from the past to enjoy a smaller venue on the water! I do have to say I…read moreknew nothing about this place until catching a pair of Clint Black tickets and making the trip. Quick online search and this has been a venue for many notables over the years and sad to say this venue will be demolished in the fall of 2026 for replacement of a newer facility. Sometimes the good things have to come to an end to make way for progress! Staff was quick for processing through for entry, seating was mainly fold out chairs on main floor, some high tops and bar seating towards the back. The floor bar was quick with a wide variety of drinks to enjoy while catching a show. Catch a show at this location before it disappears!!

Bravo, HBCB! Attended the Jo Dee Messina concert last night and had a great time!…read more The line to get in moved incredibly quick, there was staff everywhere helping people find their seats. I was VERY pleasantly surprised by the new(to me) massive fans on the ceiling, I'm always hot, but not last night! I've attended a show or two there in the past when it was sweltering hot and unenjoyable. Everyone was friendly and helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!

Had a good time Saturday at the Hampton beach seafood festival…read more The beer tent was adjacent to one stage and all the cans were 16 oz. for $6 which isn't ridiculous for an event like this. There were 3x more "stuff" vendors than food vendors (always love to see more food vendors). Huge advantage to an event like this is the ability to hit multiple vendors for a snack. We tried out the clam chowder from Rye Harbor Lobster pound, a fried clam basket from another vendor and oysters on the half shell from another vendor (and sampled a beer or two). If you go, I'd suggest you arrive early. By the time we left the food lines were getting pretty long and it was getting hot. Bands were loud and decent, stopped by the food demonstration and it was underwhelming. Good time - will make plans to go again.

For the 2017 Hampton Beach Seafood Festival (September 8 - 10, 2017), the admission prices were:…read more$5 Friday $10 Saturday admission $8 Sunday Children under 12 get in for free We attended on Saturday and took advantage of their free in-town satellite parking and free shuttle (school bus!) service. Wristbands were conveniently offered for sale (cash only) at our parking lot (no line!) so we paid up before boarding for our quick 10 min ride to the beach. Each bus route was conveniently marked with a letter. ATMs were available, while some vendors would also accept credit cards. Both portapotties and real bathrooms with running water (and longer lines) were available. Having arrived past lunch time, with empty stomachs, we hit the two food tents first. I had done my reconnaissance, so I made a beeline to Rye's with their 4.5 star rating on Yelp, and their fluffy chowder. On the way, I spied a tempting pile of onion rings pass by, but before I could discover the source, a friend had hit upon 1.5 star La Spiaggia and returned with a huge blooming onion which we tore into and which easily satisfied the hankering for fried onion of some sort. Seafood stew at Old Salt was well reviewed by another, but there was only so much a stomach could handle. The chowder at the cooking demo tent called out to us, but they ran out before the back rows had the chance to troop through. So we settled in a spot in the middle rows to await the next and final demo, by Community Oven. In the meantime, I had a fun moment when I realized the name of the preceding chef sounded familiar and had a lightbulb moment when I made the connection to the recent steak cooking competition I had attended - yes, Justin Rexroad was indeed a contestant! Basically, the price of admission was for the food samples I tasted from the chef demo, including some yummy soft homemade marshmallows, and a few freebies and samples from other vendors and businesses that had set up shop along the boulevard, as many of the restaurants participating in the festival already had storefronts alongside the road. There was also live music entertainment at the stage lined with rows of seating before it. We had a good time, though we decided to avoid the mass exodus by departing prior to the scheduled fireworks on Saturday.