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The White Horse Tavern, built in 1673, is the oldest continuously-operating tavern in the country |
If you intend to spend a good deal of time in downtown Newport, try to get accommodations as close to town as possible. Because of its age, Newport was designed as a walking town and parking can be hard to find. Try to walk between destinations and don't forget that cabs are plentiful and cheap around town. |
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Featured Inn
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Ivy Lodge
12 Clay Street
Newport RI
(800) 834-6865
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- Centrally-located off Newport's famed Bellevue Avenue in the heart of the mansion district. Just 2 blocks to Thames Street and downtown Newport.
- Spacious private rooms feature baths with jacuzzi tubs and fireplaces.
- Made-to-order hot breakfast each morning.
- Relax on our wrap-around porch while enjoying tea, afternoon cocktails or just reading a book!
- Entire inn renovated and meticulously maintained!
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Since the early colonial days when pineapples and fresh fruit were placed in homes to welcome sailors after long voyages at sea, Newport RI and its signature pineapple have evoked a feeling of warm hospitality. Today, there are hundreds of choices when it comes to accommodations in the city by the sea. Whether you prefer the intimacy of a small bed and breakfast, a full-service hotel or anything in between, you will find something to suit your tastes in Newport. We've separated our listings into 3 categories for your convenience:
- Newport, RI Hotels and Resorts: accommodations with a large number of rooms and amenities available to guests. Chains and large independent hotels are listed here.
- Newport, RI Inns: establishments that are smaller than hotels but larger than individual homes. Generally you can expect private baths and some amenities found at larger establishments.
- Newport, RI Bed and Breakfasts: smaller, more intimate lodging ranging from 1 and 2 bedrooms per house to 10 rooms, many with private baths. Almost all serve breakfast.
To assist you in determining the cost of your stay in Newport, we suggest you use the following price range guidelines. Please keep in mind there are extremes as well. Smaller motels outside of Newport may be more inexpensive and also some of the high-end resorts in town may be more expensive. These are simply estimates to help you plan your travel expenses.
- May - September (high season) - between $200 and $400 per night
- October, November, April, early May (shoulder season) - between $150 - $350 per night
- December - March (low season) - between $99 - $300 per night
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