Hotels in Rhode Island
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Castle Hill
In 1874, mining magnate Alexander Agassiz, gentleman explorer and part-time oceanographer, had a sprawling summer house built just outside of Newpo... More -
Chanler at Cliff Walk
There are only twenty rooms at the Chanler, built in 1873 as a private summer home. Each guest room is individually named and designed--some refle... More -
Cliffside Inn
Roosted above the Atlantic Ocean overlooking Newport's Cliff Walk, this Victorian manor house and former home of painter Beatrice Turner channels t... More -
Forty 1° North
Built with the modern yacht-owning crowd in mind, this chic boutique hotel, opened in 2010 on Narragansett Bay, has its own marina with parking for... More -
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Hotel Manisses
The 137-year-old hotel has been in the same family since 1969. The 16 rooms are decorated with antique furniture, and some have vaulted wood-beamed... More -
Hyatt Regency Newport
Indoor and outdoor pools make this a good choice for families. More -
Jacob Hill Inn
Built in 1722, the property was once a hunt club whose members included the Vanderbilt family. More -
Ocean House, Rhode Island
Built in 1868 on a windswept bluff with views of the Atlantic, the Victorian hotel once catered to moneyed aristocrats but was eventually torn down... More -
Ocean Rose Inn
Vacationers come to Narragansett, midway along Rhode Island’s shore, for surf-worthy waves and waters warmer than the typically bracing New England... More -
OceanCliff Hotel
After taking a tour of the mansions on Newport's Bellevue Avenue, where you can gawk at the lavish lifestyles of turn-of-the-century industrialists... More -
Stone House
On Sakonnet Point, 30 miles from Newport’s crowded beaches, the 13-room property is a quiet hideaway. The 155-year-old stone Italianate villa just ... More -
Vanderbilt Grace
Formerly Vanderbilt Hall. In 1909, the Vanderbilts gave the property to the city of Newport; it's been a hotel since 1997. More
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