What a wonderful B and B! We had an enormous room with wonderful views and a massive bathroom. It…read morecould not have been more comfortable. Our host, Rebecca, was absolutely lovely. The breakfast she made on both mornings we stayed there was delicious, more than ample, and a meal I would be happy to return to as often as I had the chance. She also provided us with a wine-tasting even though it was closed to the general public. The Langworthy Inn & Winery is a treasure, not to be missed if one is staying in Westerly. We will definitely be back.

Another beautiful little Rhode Island gem! Excellent wine and very friendly staff. We sat out back…read moreoverlooking the vineyard and enjoyed a bottle of wine and the day!

A Romantic Coastal Escape at the Inn at Stonington, Connecticut's Most Romantic Shoreline Inn…read more If you are searching for a truly unforgettable romantic getaway in Connecticut, the Inn at Stonington is a destination that deserves to be at the top of your list. Located along the beautiful waterfront of Stonington Harbor, this charming boutique inn captures everything that makes New England coastal travel so special. From the moment you arrive, you immediately understand why the Inn at Stonington has earned its reputation as Connecticut's most romantic shoreline inn. The location alone is spectacular. Stonington is a historic 18th-century whaling town filled with charm, character, and timeless coastal beauty. Walking through the village streets feels like stepping back in time, with beautifully preserved homes, local shops, waterfront views, and a peaceful harbor atmosphere. The Inn at Stonington places you right in the heart of this incredible setting, making it the perfect retreat for couples looking to relax, reconnect, and enjoy a memorable escape. One of the highlights of staying at the Inn is the breathtaking view of Stonington Harbor. The sunsets are absolutely spectacular, creating a picture-perfect backdrop that feels almost too beautiful to be real. Watching the sun set over the harbor while enjoying the peaceful waterfront scenery is one of those experiences that stays with you long after your visit ends. Whether you are celebrating an anniversary, planning a romantic weekend, or simply looking for a place to unwind, the harbor views provide the perfect atmosphere. The inn itself is immaculate. Every detail reflects thoughtful care, comfort, and elegance. The rooms are beautifully maintained, inviting, and designed to create a relaxing coastal experience. There is a wonderful balance between luxury and warmth, making guests feel pampered while still feeling completely at home. The attention to cleanliness and presentation is exceptional, and it is clear that the team takes great pride in maintaining such a beautiful property. The hospitality is another reason this inn stands out. The staff creates a welcoming and personal experience from check-in to departure. Guests are treated with genuine kindness, and the service adds an extra special touch to the entire stay. It is the type of place where you feel appreciated rather than simply accommodated. The complimentary amenities make the experience even better. Each morning, guests can enjoy a continental breakfast served from 10 am to 11 am. It is a wonderful way to start a relaxed day in Stonington before exploring the village, walking along the waterfront, or discovering nearby coastal attractions. In the evening, the inn offers a free wine and cheese reception from 6 pm to 7 pm, providing the perfect opportunity to unwind and enjoy a glass of wine while taking in the peaceful surroundings. What makes the Inn at Stonington truly special is the combination of location, atmosphere, service, and romance. Many hotels offer a place to sleep, but this inn offers an experience. It is a place where couples can slow down, enjoy meaningful conversations, admire beautiful sunsets, and create lasting memories together. Stonington itself adds another layer of charm. The town's rich maritime history, coastal scenery, and historic architecture create an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Connecticut. Exploring the waterfront, discovering local restaurants, and enjoying the quiet beauty of this 18th-century whaling village make every visit feel unique. For anyone looking for a romantic Connecticut getaway, the Inn at Stonington is an exceptional choice. The immaculate accommodations, stunning Stonington Harbor sunset views, welcoming hospitality, complimentary breakfast, and evening wine and cheese reception create a truly memorable experience. It is easy to see why so many guests consider the Inn at Stonington Connecticut's most romantic shoreline inn. This is a place where romance, history, and coastal elegance come together perfectly.

Great inn, we love all the rooms we have stayed in Keep…read morecoming back, always something to do between mystic and Watch Hill. Fall is my fave

We can't say enough great things about the Margin Street Inn and about our gracious and…read morehard-working hosts, Sarah and Chris. We recently had a large group stay here and everything was absolutely wonderful. If you've stayed in some nice B&Bs, you probably think you know what this will be like -- but this is several notches better: a big step up in luxury, cleanliness, beautiful setting, and the attentiveness of the hosts. We stay at nearby Ocean House frequently, and of course that's lovely and luxurious. But the accommodations at the Margin Street Inn are every bit as good... and a *lot* less expensive. We were all delighted with our stay and hope to have the good fortune to be able to visit again!

Margin Street Inn is a gem. Sarah and Chris are incredibly hospitable and knowledgeable. We were…read moreblown away by the attention to detail from the quality of the room appointments to the homemade breakfasts. Recommendations for day trip and restaurants were spot on. This is a very special place to spend a few days. We can wait to return this summer. Fondly Robin and David

Cool and unique property. Nice room and helping friendly staff. You'll be close to the beach -…read morenot close enough to see the many Waves that flow through clouds and sunken caves - but several blocks away. And close to Weekapaug! So, if looking for a getaway - get your groove on and book Breezeway. Pretty sure WiFi is lousy throughout RI - crowded at Breezeway when we were there so WiFi was nonexistent. Breezeway is cool place (unless you're coming to work remotely or scroll through your phone)

Love this hotel! Super clean, spacious, free breakfast, pool, a short walk to the beach, in a quiet…read morearea and awesome staff

I just returned from the most wonderful, relaxing and just downright special stay at the Darius in…read moreBlock Island. The owners (sisters) Becca & Christy are so sweet and comfortable to be around. From all the little details in the rooms to the home made rosemary shortbread & delicious complimentary breakfast, I am a huge fan if this place & cant wait to return. Thank you for a fabulous experience.

The Darius in on Block Island, my wife and I have stayed there quite a few times we absolutely love…read morethe place they make a homemade breakfast every morning with fantastic coffee. The rooms are very clean and the owners make you feel very comfortable very reasonable by Block Island standards can't wait to go back.

I am so excited about this gem of a bed and breakfast. The house itself is absolutely beautiful…read more Approaching the house is a well appointed garden and steps up to a wrap around porch with a lovely gazebo that would be perfect for relaxing with a drink and listening to the birds in warm weather. From the porch, you also get a peek at the Mystic River and the Mystic Seaport. (I could see the Mayflower which was on a lift at the seaport for repairs-absolutely charming.) When you walk through the front door, you are greeted by artwork, books, and a parlor off to the right. There is a baby grand piano, tuned and ready to be played in the parlor. I just loved all the hand painted details by a local artist. It is a cozy, happy room. Walk straight through the front foyer and you enter the dining room which has coffee, teas, and water available 24/7. There was a plate of cookies on the table that were home made and out of this worldA scrabble game was set and ready to go. A well rounded breakfast menu was posted and you can order whatever you like, all home made including the granola. I am gluten free and Josephine was so accommodating. I even discovered a new GF bread that I thought was better than most I have tried. Josephine has a talent in the kitchen to say the least. Everything was delicious. There is a lot of local information on where to go and what to do. OK- now, the Mermaid Room This is not a large room but it has everything you need (including a little fridge) and the hand painted walls are an absolute study. To think one young lady produced all that art, a talent to be admired. There are 3 more rooms upstairs but I wanted to be on the main floor. I found the location perfect. It is not on the main drag so it isn't noisy but just walk a couple of blocks and you are right in the middle of downtown Mystic with all the glorious restaurants, cute shops, and a drawbridge over the Mystic River. 100% charm. See how many mermaids you can count‍. I will definitely go back. I would like to go on a river cruise next time. I am recommending the Mermaid Inn to all my friends and family.

Just had the loveliest stay at the Mermaid Inn! The inn itself is a beautifully maintained &…read moregorgeously decorated Victorian house. The amenities are top notch, still with a touch of sweet whimsy. The modern, granite bath/shower, in the Blue Room, was complimented by a beautiful mermaid mural. The mantle was decorated with a charming mermaid fresco. The soft shades of blue made for a serene environment & I slept like a baby on the comfy white, wrought-iron bed. Breakfast was delicious! Challah bread French toast with a medly of berries one day, a delicious lobster quiche on another. The Inn is Victorian, the theme is all things mermaid but, the heart of it all is the proprietor & hostess, Ms. Josephine! She could not have been more welcoming & accommodating. Thank you, Josephine, for a restful & rejuvenating stay at your lovely Mermaid Inn!

There were some positives and negatives during our stay, and it's important to note that this B&B…read moreis under new management. It's never easy taking over a B&B, and the family that now runs this place seems very nice, and hospitable. That said, at $450 or more per night, execution is requisite for a high Yelp rating. We stayed here four 4-days and 3-nights in the Rosa room. Each room here is somewhat unique (I think there are only 8 rooms here), therefor experiences may be somewhat idiosyncratic to the specific room. Positives: + Hospitable welcome, alerted us by phone when the rooms was ready + Welcome gift (nice touch) + Large room + Gas fireplace which worked well + Comfortable king bed + Pleasant grounds + Separate entrance for this room + Convenient location + Excellent homemade breakfast with seating times to prevent crowding Negatives: - Road noise (on a very busy road, traffic including trucks 100 feet away) - Musty smelling, we couldn't keep windows open at night due to road noise - No sugar, etc. in room for coffee - Bathroom outlets not working - Bathroom door difficult to close - Blinds were broken on one side, and just left standing in the corner of the room, these should have been removed if they could not be repaired - Large piece of plastic left on the window sill, looked dirty there, not well cleaned - Uncomfortable sleep sofa couch for sitting and small TV - Microwave not working (actually it was after we figured out nobody plugged it in) - Outside light over door is on automatic timers, too bright for the light filtering shade, so the room is lit up at night (we prefer a dark room for sleeping) - Rosa backs up to the kitchen, and we could hear a lot of banging and noise at 10pm as they were doing prep work for the next morning The negatives balance out the positives for a 3-star stay. Bottom line, we'd be unlikely to return, especially to that room.

My wife and I stayed for 3 nights in July. The hosts were amazing. Our room was clean and spacious…read more The breakfast was delicious. The grounds were spectacular. We would highly recommend this B&B. Scott and Wanda.

My husband and I attended a wedding on Block Island this weekend. We had planned a 2 night stay at…read morethe Sheffield House. Due to the weather, the Ferry service was canceled for 4 days. Diane, the owner, was amazing. She did everything possible to make all the guests feel comfortable. It was a quaint, cozy, welcoming environment. For some guests it was stressful being stranded on the island. Diane helped to make it a very positive experience. I am thankful our extended stay was at the Sheffield house. I highly recommend staying here. Our room was very comfortable and clean. The decor was nice. Diane served breakfast every morning ( coffee, juice, milk, cereal, oatmeal, bagels, yogurt, homemade breads...) I LOVE the Sheffield House. I highly recommend staying here!!

Lovely B/B on a quiet street, minutes from the ferry. Rooms were spotless and comfortable. Loved…read moresitting on the porch. Innkeepers were friendly and a pleasure to talk to. Beautiful yard, both front and back. Downtown is minutes away, walking distance.

We loved it here. Our stay was peaceful and relaxing. Rocking chairs on the porch and Adirondack…read morechairs by the firepit overlooked a beautiful view of the harbor, where we watched the ferry passing by. After biking the Block Island hills, the afternoon happy hour was delightful and delicious. Sabrina and Joann were helpful and accommodating. Open the gate and take a quiet morning stroll on the beach, or sit on the porch and gaze out at the view. I wish we didn't have to leave early. We will definitely be back.

We spent Thanksgiving 2025 at the Avonlea. When we arrived, I was quite surprised as the place is…read morea bit run down. Never the less we were excited to be there. Although surprisingly shabby, the ambiance was nice enough. Sabrina was wonderful. She brought us to our room (The Emerald) with its king size bed, sitting area and large bath. We booked that room as my husband is extremely tall and needs a little more wiggle room in the bed for his legs. Had a king not been available, we would have looked elsewhere. We booked for 3 nights. The room was lovely....except for the dreadful stench of a dead rodent in the wall. No ones fault, but the penetrating odor made it impossible to stay in that room and not feel filthy and/or ill. Sabrina apologized that she had not been in the room for a few days and had no idea of the horrific smell. She did try to have the problem remediated -but to no avail. We were offered a different- very tiny -room (Ruby). It consisted of a smaller bed, no seating, tattered and torn curtains and it was difficult to negotiate getting around the one side of the bed that was passable. Although no ones fault- except for the rat -, we were extremely disappointed as there was nothing luxurious or special about this 2nd room. View was nice though. Sabrina assured us that they would handle the price adjustment over the weekend. In the end, we left a day early. It was our choice and we did not expect any reimbursement for that one night. We merely wanted the difference in price between the the two rooms at the time we booked. It seemed like a very fair request.. The difference in price was $250.00, of course we asked for nothing more, despite out inconvenience. The price was not adjusted by time we left so we called when we returned home. Here is the rub!!!! It was a struggle to have an intelligent conversation - never mind get our rate adjusted to match the quoted rate for that second room. The manager was extremely difficult, snarky and incredibly rude. He was arguing about returning any money to us. I explained that Sabrina said they would reimburse us the difference. After several days, G., the manager came up with an arbitrary $200 reimbursement instead of the full amount. After a further struggle, he said he would see if he could do better. We called several times and he never did do better. In fact after his $200 declaration, he never accepted any of our calls. Twice, I also tried to reach the owner, Ann Law, to see if she could understand the unfairness of the situation. No response from her either. They simply ignored our correspondence. While we were at the Avonlea, Ann was readily available to chat about her newly written book she was promoting during Thanksgiving dinner. $50 won't break our bank, but wow what an unprofessional and unnecessary experience. It would have thought it would not have broken their bank either. From the overall shape of the place maybe it would! Perhaps Ann will use the extra money for some new curtains or some rat traps. If you don't mind a shabby place and you don't run into any problems that need to be fairly addressed, you may like it there. Great views and great location. BTW. - I waited to see if they were ever going to respond or refund before I wrote this review. They chose not to. Hey everyone is nice when things go smoothly. True colors come with adversity. This review couldn't be any closer to the truth . Good luck. Maybe try something different.