Inn the Spotlight feature from the last issue of the Maple Gazette

ashford by the sea
Ashworth by the Sea means blue skies, comfy rooms and renowned food and services. Simply a seaside heaven.
 Come Sea - Ashworth By The Sea - And Sea Hampton Beach
For almost a century the Ashworth by the Sea has been a destination for New Hampshire seaside visitors.  Located in Hampton Beach, on the beautiful Seacoast, the Ashworth offers the best in comfortable, oceanfront accommodation. The Ashworth is tastefully appointed to reflect the New England traditions and charm. www.ashworthhotel.com/
This comfortable hotel has maintained the historical aspects of this Hampton Beach landmark. Historic yes, but modern too, the 95-year old hotel has been updated with all the modern conveniences and latest technology. 
Ashworth by the Sea offers the best views overlooking New England's nicest beach. Ashworth has 98 spacious guestrooms and seven suites. All rooms are air-conditioned and have spectacular ocean views.  There is a coffee shop and the renowned Breakers Restaurant. Weather permitting, dine under-the-stars!
This spring there are several packages that will be of interest to Canadian Travellers. The Gas and Stay Package gives visitors a break on the price of gas -- stay a night and receive a $20 gas card. Wine, Dine and Stay is a spring deal that includes a three-course dinner for two, a bottle of wine and one night's stay in an ocean view suite for as little as $169.00 Escape to the Sea is a one-night getaway that includes for a very low price; one-night accommodation, free breakfast for two and late checkout when available. 
And did you know that thanks to an aggressive redevelopment campaign Hampton Beach has become a very hot destination?

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