Wake up to a complimentary English breakfast at this coastal retreat near Narragansett Beach. The hotel offers free WiFi and parking, plus in-room refrigerators and microwaves. Explore nearby hiking trails or try snorkeling before relaxing in the garden.
Housed in a charming Victorian building near Narragansett Beach and Block Island Ferry. Sea Craft restaurant serves fresh seafood, while complimentary breakfast, bikes, and parking enhance your coastal getaway. The helpful staff and spotless rooms earn consistent praise.
Immerse yourself in local coastal charm just minutes from Narragansett Beach. This hotel offers deep-tissue massages and body wraps, plus a refreshing outdoor pool and 24-hour fitness center. Enjoy local cuisine at Chair 5 after exploring nearby attractions.
Embrace outdoor adventure at this cozy beachside motel near popular Narragansett Beach and Scarborough Beach. Free WiFi and parking complement the ideal location for hiking, biking, kayaking, and surfing enthusiasts.
Set on 10 acres overlooking Narragansett Bay, this elegant hotel near Newport Mansions and Thames Street offers free breakfast and parking. Enjoy garden strolls, ocean views from the restaurant, or drinks at the bar after exploring nearby attractions.
This peaceful hotel offers an outdoor pool and on-site restaurant serving breakfast and dinner. Just 15 minutes from University of Rhode Island with convenient free parking and WiFi. Helpful staff ensures a comfortable stay near local beaches.
This South Kingstown hotel offers easy access to University of Rhode Island and Narragansett Beach. Enjoy the indoor pool after exploring John H. Chafee Wildlife Refuge, then unwind at the bar. Complimentary parking and breakfast enhance your stay.
Located within 15 minutes of URI and Narragansett Beach, this hotel offers morning dips in the indoor pool and energizing workouts at the fitness center. Guests love the attentive staff and pristine rooms, plus free breakfast, WiFi, and parking.
Escape to this welcoming motel near North Kingston Town Beach and Wickford Harbor. Enjoy complimentary WiFi, free parking, and convenient room service while exploring Thames Street and Narragansett Beach, both within a 15-minute drive.
Sip local vintages at the attached winery after exploring nearby Narragansett Beach. The friendly staff, fitness center, and complimentary WiFi create a relaxing atmosphere just minutes from Kingston Station and wildlife refuges.
Relax at this Middletown gem with massages and easy access to Newport's attractions. Just minutes from Thames Street and the famous mansions, enjoy the seasonal pool after exploring nearby Easton's Beach. Free WiFi and parking complete your hassle-free coastal getaway.
Located near Charlestown's Fantastic Umbrella Factory, this welcoming motel offers clean, comfortable accommodations with complimentary WiFi and parking. Cool off in the seasonal outdoor pool after exploring nearby Trustom Pond Wildlife Refuge, just a short drive from Kingston Station.
This Middletown hotel offers both indoor and seasonal outdoor pools plus a hot tub for year-round relaxation. Just minutes from Easton's Beach and praised for its quiet atmosphere, guests enjoy free WiFi, parking, and clean rooms near local attractions.
Experience Atlantic views and fiery sunsets from this Middletown beachside hotel. Just minutes from Easton's Beach and Newport Mansions, enjoy the indoor pool, 24-hour fitness center, and ocean-view dining at Tickets Bar & Grille. Convenient ferry access completes your coastal getaway.
Wake up to complimentary breakfast at this Middletown hotel near Thames Street and Newport Mansions. Take a refreshing swim in the indoor pool, maintain your routine at the fitness center, and enjoy free WiFi and parking during your Rhode Island adventure.
Dive into coastal charm at this Middletown hotel with an indoor pool, just minutes from Newport Mansions and Easton's Beach. Enjoy American cuisine at Johnny's Restaurant or unwind at 2 bars after exploring nearby attractions.
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.
Fishing village Galilee boasts Rhode Island's largest fleet and the Block Island Ferry. Enjoy state beaches, whale watching, and fresh seafood at restaurants like Champlins and George's of Galilee.
Bonnet Shores serves up the perfect coastal getaway with its pristine private beaches hugging Narragansett Bay. Stroll along scenic waterfront paths with the iconic Bay Bridge framing your photos, or claim your spot on the sand at Bonnet Shores Beach. Summer brings this charming neighborhood to life with beach roses blooming around weathered-shingled cottages.
You'll need wheels to get around this quiet pocket of Rhode Island, as public transit is limited. The neighborhood keeps things simple with seasonal beachside cafes and ice cream stands. Most visitors opt for vacation rentals ranging from modest beach houses to fancy waterfront properties rather than hotels.
Eastward Look offers a quiet residential retreat just a short drive from Narragansett's coastal attractions. Beach lovers can easily reach Scarborough Beach and Roger W. Wheeler State Beach for sun-soaked days. Fishermen's Memorial State Park and Black Point Fishing Area provide scenic spots for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a taste of Rhode Island's natural beauty.
The neighborhood features spacious vacation rentals and condos perfect for families and groups wanting room to spread out. You'll need a car to access dining options and shopping in nearby Narragansett village. The peaceful suburban atmosphere makes this area ideal for travelers seeking an authentic local experience away from tourist crowds.
Breakwater Village blends maritime charm with beachy relaxation in Point Judith. The iconic stone breakwater protects fishing boats while offering spectacular walking views of the Atlantic. Roger W. Wheeler State Beach invites sunbathing and swimming, while the village lighthouse stands watch over rocky shores. Weathered cedar-shingled cottages create a genuine coastal atmosphere where tourism complements local fishing life.
Beach cottages and vacation rentals make perfect bases for exploring the compact village on foot. Fresh seafood shacks serve up authentic lobster rolls and chowder from May through October. While public transit is limited, the flat coastal terrain is perfect for biking between harbor docks, sandy beaches, and peaceful sunset spots.
If want to top up your tan, you might want to head out to Narragansett Beach, located 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from central Narragansett. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at Scarborough Beach, Bonnet Shores Beach, and Roger W. Wheeler State Beach.
When the beach is calling your name, you might want to head down to Scarborough Beach, located 4 mi (6.4 km) from central Narragansett. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at Roger W. Wheeler State Beach, Salty Brine State Beach, and Narragansett Beach.
If seeing the sights is on your list of things to do, head to Point Judith Lighthouse— just one of the landmarks located 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from central Point Judith. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is walkable and has lots of nice beaches.
When the beach is calling your name, you might want to head down to Roger W. Wheeler State Beach, located 5.9 mi (9.6 km) from central Narragansett. If you want to continue walking by the waves, head to Salty Brine State Beach located nearby.
If you can't wait to get to the beach, you might enjoy a trip to Salty Brine State Beach located 6.1 mi (9.8 km) from central Narragansett. Catch the sunset by the shore at Roger W. Wheeler State Beach and East Matunuck State Beach, located nearby.
Whether you want to hunt for sand dollars or smell the fresh air, Bonnet Shores Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 2.1 mi (3.3 km) from central Narragansett. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at Narragansett Beach, Castle Hill Beach, and Collins Beach.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to The Towers— just one of the monuments in Narragansett Pier. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches.
If you like quiet time surrounded by flowers and greenery, hang out at Fishermen s Memorial State Park Campground in Galilee. Our travelers also like this walkable area for its beaches and port.Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to John H. Chafee National Wildlife Refuge and Black Point Fishing Area, both nearby.
Catch the perfect wave at Narragansett Beach, where surfers and sunbathers share New England's finest stretch of sand. The iconic stone Towers stand sentinel over a shoreline dotted with historic lighthouses. Point Judith Lighthouse offers dramatic Atlantic views that photographers love. Summer brings a doubling of the population as visitors flock to Scarborough Beach and Roger Wheeler State Beach. After riding the waves, refuel at waterfront seafood shacks where the catch arrived hours earlier. The Ocean Road Historic District reveals the town's storied past through preserved architecture. Come evening, Galilee's working fishing port transforms into a lively scene where locals debate which restaurant truly serves the freshest lobster roll.
We have stayed here at least 6 times as every room is a suite with a king size bed. The rooms are spacious and inviting. Several restaurants are within walking distance as is Bowen’s Wharf. Looking forward to our next trip to Newport
Design wise it’s off the charts, friendly, accommodating, beds are comfortable bar is wonderful… clean and just easy to relax at! It was our 3rd time and back we will be back again and again!
We loved this hotel and it was perfect for our 2 young kids. It was an easy walk to the wharf and heart of Newport. Our kids loved playing in the indor and outdoor pools and there were plenty of lounge chairs and tables. The suite was spacious and we loved having a dining room and sitting area for the kids to play and eat.
This is the third time we have stayed here. Just one night as we passed through visiting relatives. This time we had a suite with the loft and it was the whole family-including three small children. Very roomy and nice. The location is downtown Newport. The parking is GREAT. You can leave your car right in front and walk anywhere. The staff was incredibly pleasant. The morning continental breakfast was very nice and had a pretty sitting room with nice views to enjoy.
My 3 YO left his...
Great location and the hotel is very clean and in excellent condition. Thought the price was high for the time of year (mid- Oct). We were just there for a night so I thought it was crazy that we had to pay a resort fee considering the restaurant was not open and we were told we had to be out by 11:00am because they were closing the hotel for the week. Other than that the staff was friendly and we enjoyed our stay.
