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Guest Rooms
All four guest rooms in the Governor's House are individually furnished to provide an intimate, relaxed atmosphere. Room amenities include
a queen-size bed and private bath, each uniquely decorated with hand-painted tile by a local artist, in addition to:
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The Library
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- Serta Presidential Suite pillow-top mattress
- Frette Italian bed linens, bathrobes and towels
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Why Frette?
Since 1860, the name Frette has been synonymous with luxury. Because of the company's long-standing passion for quality and industry leading innovations for producing fine linens, Frette has been the choice of Italian Embassies worldwide, and many of Europe's noble families. Frette also outfitted the Titanic, St.Peter's Basilica, the Orient Express, and the Queen Mary II.
Today, Frette bed linens can be found in the homes of the elite, and in many exclusive hotels, such as the Ritz in Paris, the Plaza in New York, and the Governor's House in Portsmouth.
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The Governor's Room
has a queen size mahogany sleigh bed suitable for a head of state. On the walls
of this shower, your butler awaits you. Enjoy a glass of wine on your private deck.
The Captain's Room
has a queen size bed appropriately accented with solid cherry and Italian leather.
A beautiful, elusive mermaid is pictured in the tile of the Captain's shower.
The Peacock Room is decorated with an Art Nouveau theme where a mural of The Lady and the Peacock graces the walls of the shower-for-two.
The Prescott Room
is romantically appointed with a queen size four poster bed. French folk art surround you in the luxury of the whirlpool tub for two.
The Library is adjacent to all of the bedrooms where guests can relax after a long day with an eclectic selection of books, magazines and newspapers. The library also offers:
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A guest computer for checking email and updating itineraries
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A CD collection that includes classical, rock, folk and much more
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A DVD collection
of 100 critically acclaimed movies including the last 50 Academy Award winners
- Coffee, tea, and hot chocolate 24 hours a day
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