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- The Chanler at Cliff Walk. Newport, RI. 1 mile to city center. 4.5-star Hotel Class. Free Parking. Free Wi-Fi.
- Castle Hill Inn. Newport, RI. 3.2 miles to city center. 4.0-star Hotel Class. Free Breakfast. Free Parking. Pets Allowed.
- The Vanderbilt, Auberge Resorts Collection. Newport, RI. 0.3 miles to city center. $50 Nightly Resort Fee. 4.0-star Hotel Class.
- Forty 1° North. Newport, RI. 0.6 miles to city center. $35 Nightly Resort Fee. 4.0-star Hotel Class. Pets Allowed. Free Wi-Fi.
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- The Chanler at Cliff Walk
- Vanderbilt, Auberge Resorts Collection
- Castle Hill Inn
- Forty 1° North
- Hotel Viking
- Gurney’s Newport Resort & Marina
- Newport Marriott
- The Francis Malbone House
- East Island Reserve Hotel
- Oceancliff Hotel
177 Memorial Blvd. Newport, RI 02840 (866) 793-5664 Overlooking the beautiful Easton Bay, the Chanler at Cliff Walk is one of the most luxurious properties in Rhode Island. Its accommodation comprises twenty furnished rooms, each uniquely designed with a Victorian-era flair.
41 Mary St. Newport, RI 02840 (401) 846-6200 Luxe grandeur abounds at this Newport property, which first opened in 1901 to give a comfortable lodging for its visitors. A stone’s throw away from the city, this hotel features fine dining, a luxury spa, and a garden terrace with an outdoor pool and elegant views.
590 Ocean Dr. Newport, RI 02840 (401) 849-3800 A Relais & Chateaux member, the Castle Hill Inn is simply breathtaking. From rustic hiking trails to the postcard-worthy lighthouse sceneries that welcome boats into Narragansett Bay, Castle Hill is a private retreat enjoyed by visitors and locals alike.
351 Thames St. Newport, RI 02840 (401) 846-8018 As the first LEED-certified hotel in Rhode Island, Forty 1° North is innovating casual hotel experience. It introduces a modern elegance to the classic and historic Newport with an exciting waterfront view.
1 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI 02840 (401) 847-3300 Built in 1926, Hotel Viking counts as one of the oldest accommodations in the area so it holds a solid reputation for being a unique destination in Newport. This historic establishment is only a five-minute walk to Thames Street and adjacent to the Cliff Walk.
1 Goat Island Newport, RI 02840 (401) 851-3378 Gurney’s Newport Resort & Marina is a private island offering guests a myriad of ways to be at leisure. With only 1.6 kilometers from the city, this seaside oasis overlooking the water is crowned as one of the best resorts in the Newport Area.
25 America’s Cup Ave. Newport, RI 02840 (401) 849-1000 If you seek wonderful sceneries but also want to be steps away from all the hustle and bustle at Brick Market, the Newport Marriott is the place to be. This 3.5-star resort hotel is graced with sparkling coastline, astonishing sunsets, and turquoise bays.
392 Thames St. Newport, RI 02840 (800) 846-0392 Registered on the National Registry of Historic Places, the Francis Malbone House is placed in Newport’s famous harbourfront district. This historically significant inn comprises 20 unique rooms with distinct themes and layouts in each particular sleeping quarter.
985 E Main Road Middletown, RI 02842 (401) 845-8300 Away from the commotion in the city, East Island Reserve is an affordable, exceptionally clean, and convenient hotel for a relaxing getaway. Despite being secluded for privacy and peace, its location is only a 10-minute drive to Newport and nearby towns.
65 Ridge Rd. Newport, RI 02840 (401) 619-7925 Best for romantic trips, the historical Oceancliff I & II captures the best panoramic views of the sparkling Atlantic waters in Rhode Island. Initially owned by Arthur Bronson of New York, the Estate has now been turned into a top destination for weddings and social gatherings.
- The Chanler at Cliff Walk. For a glimpse of Gilded Age life during the reign of the Vanderbilts, look no further than this historic grande dame. The 1873 mansion, which once belonged to the great granddaughter of John Jacob Astor, occupies a prominent perch on a scenic National Recreation Trail overlooking Easton Bay.
- Gurney’s Newport Resort & Marina. A five-minute shuttle across Narragansett Bay from downtown Newport takes you to secluded Goat Island, the site of the 1842 Newport Harbor Light.
- Forty 1 North. Eco warriors visiting Newport won’t find a better place to stay than Forty 1 North, Rhode Island’s first LEED-certified hotel. All 28 rooms and cottages come outfitted with environmentally sound amenities, from sustainable woods and LED and compact fluorescent light bulbs to all-natural bath products, low-flow shower heads, and fast-dry towels designed to encourage reuse (even if they do overlook the gas-guzzling yachts docked at Forty 1 North’s marina on Narragansett Bay).
- Gilded. If you find cheeky takes on Gilded Age glamour more appealing than fussy florals and period antiques, then Gilded is right up your alley. The 17-room boutique hotel, housed in two Victorian-era homes on a leafy residential lane just a 10-minute walk from the main drag on Thames Street, combines vibrant colors and modern flourishes—think graphic patterned fabrics, gold-hued side tables, and mixed-media artwork that give the epoch’s dominant Rococo and Beaux Arts styles a contemporary spin.
- Hotel Viking. Get ensconced in the beauty of Newport's Gilded Age at this nearly century-old hotel crowning the town's Historic Hill neighborhood that's part of the Historic Hotels of America.
- The Wayfinder Hotel. A love child born from a collaboration by a group of Newport chefs, bartenders, artists, designers and entrepreneurs, The Wayfinder Hotel is a playful spot with great cocktails at the on-site restaurant, Nomi Park, and contemporary, midcentury-meets-nautical and coastal decor that eschews the town's status quo.
- The Chanler at Cliff Walk. You can live out your Gilded Age fantasies at this elegant 20-room property that's a famous Rhode Island and Newport landmark and is located right on Newport's famous Cliff Walk.
- Castle Hill Inn. It's impossible to talk about Newport without taking a deep bow toward its gorgeous grande dame hotel, Castle Hill Inn, where such personalities as Grace Kelly and the playwright Thornton Wilder have bedded down since the property's 1875 opening.
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May 27, 2021 · Newport is filled with hotels including historic inns, waterfront resorts, and luxury townhomes. We compiled a list of highly-rated Newport hotels ranging from $151 to $595 per night to...
