The breweries and shopping are just a few features travelers like about Churchland. If you want to do some sightseeing nearby, Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve and Chesapeake Square Mall are a few top places to visit.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Portsmouth
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum
7.4/10 (52 reviews)
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum chronicles the city's maritime legacy through ship models and naval artifacts, showcasing centuries of shipbuilding innovation and the evolution of America's naval power.
Portsmouth City Park
6.6/10 (57 reviews)
Sprawling along the Elizabeth River, Portsmouth City Park offers 93 acres of waterfront recreation and scenic beauty. Enjoy the golf course, fish from the pier, or relax in the gardens with views of passing boats.
Children's Museum of Virginia
7.8/10 (139 reviews)
Virginia's largest children's museum features two floors of hands-on exhibits including a life-size tugboat and fire truck cab. Explore the planetarium or watch children role-play in the realistic "My City" area.
Rivers Casino Portsmouth
8.8/10 (3 reviews)
Virginia's first permanent casino offers over 1,400 slot machines and 57 table games in a vibrant atmosphere. Beyond gaming, enjoy diverse dining options and live entertainment at The Event Center.
United States Lightship Portsmouth
6.4/10 (30 reviews)
Step aboard this historic floating lighthouse that once safeguarded mariners from 1915 to 1964. Explore the crew quarters and pilot house for a glimpse into the challenging lives of those who kept shipping lanes safe.
Frank D Lawrence Stadium
5.8/10 (22 reviews)
This historic ballpark hosted minor league baseball teams from 1936 to 1997, including the Portsmouth Cubs. Baseball enthusiasts can explore the vintage architecture that witnessed decades of America's pastime.
Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve
You can learn about the history of Portsmouth when you stop by Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve. While in this family-friendly area, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.
Hill House Museum
6.0/10 (21 reviews)
Step into the Hill House Museum, where three generations of family possessions create an authentic 19th-century time capsule. Guided tours reveal Portsmouth's past through original furnishings and artifacts.
"Property was broken! Many rooms with maintenance issues and main lobby bathroom was closed and filthy the entire weekend was not cleaned and had feces on the floor!
Fridge in room did not work and AC was barely cool
Not a fan"
"Definitely thought it was going to be bad but was happily surprised. The room was really clean and bath. No weird smells. AC was amazing. Staff was direct and helpful. The hotel is located in a great spot close to the pier and food spots."
"Would not recommend. Bugs, ceiling tiles missing pieces (hopefully there was no hidden cameras, yes I'm serious.) Dirty used bar of soap left in shower so you know they didn't clean it. Terrible water pressure and water was so hot it couldn't be turned colder. No toilet paper holder sink handles and faucet moved like you could just pull it out. No trash cans in the room or garbage bags no tissues. Blanket was as thin as sheet. Room door didn't seem to be correct measurements wide opening. Very...
"This property was under low standards,when I booked it said there was a pool,breakfast included and the rooms looked nice on the website but the truth was it was ran down,crackheads rented the whole thing,the pool was empty and surrounded by a broken fence,the rooms had dirty walls,tubs,sinks,and cigarette burns on blankets!no pillowcases on pillows,dirty towels and floors,broken cabinets everything about this place was a lie the brochure looked nothing like the motel and to top it all off it...
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.