The room here served its purpose. We needed space for 4 adults and a toddler. Having a fridge and a…read morewasher/dryer is handy with a toddler. The view was great. As far as the rest.... The room was a $325 average per night. We were there four nights and five days. At $325 I do not want a totally self service hotel. No service to room except to drop off 4 water bottles once when we are out of the room. I had to call for towels and toilet paper after a few days. I had left the service light on, but it went ignored. They dropped off three bath towels and didn't take the old ones. I had to call back for more and face/ hand towels and ask again for them to take the old damp towels. No trash was emptied so I asked if they could empty it. Toddler equals diapers. When they came instead of doing any service they just handed me a bunch of trash bags. So for the remaining two nights and three days I had to bag up my own trash and towels and leave them outside the door. I would end up moving them by the service door as it was ridiculous to keep walking around them. When we left at the end of the trip all of these bags would still be in the hall. Every barrel outside was overflowing. Pretty gross. We checked out with a few squares of TP left, no tissues, no hand soap, or lotion in one bathroom. One drawer never closed in another. Not great with a toddler running around. There was also a broken lightbulb in the water closet. If someone wanted to shower having a separate toilet area didn't work because if you shut the door it was pitch black. We tried the pool for the baby's sake. Outside the pool was a bunch of false evelashes along the edge. I guess the pool is self-service as well. We couldn't use the hot tub which would have been great for a mangled knee. Once you turned it on, it foamed up and more fake eyelashes floated to the top. Ugh!!! We tried the breakfast on day one. Paltry is the best word I have currently. Old bread and bagels, off brand cereal, and a waffle area with batter so thin it made crackers, not waffles. Such a poor presentation on a bar top that was empty with clutter and trash behind it. Coffee station in breakfast area was a dirty Keurig. We did not go back. When I mentioned the breakfast could use some work, the person behind the desk said, "how so?" With some training and care this could be a real gem near the water. In its current state it is an embarrassment for the hospitality industry and the city. Especially at $325 a night and particularly when a group of service industry professionals are guests there. Do better and care more.

This place is incredible ~ it's got that historic structure and decorative charm through and…read morethrough. It's across from the beach (the first thing i did was drop my things in my room and then head out to walk/dance on the deserted beach. Happy happy happy). The room I have is very charming and clean. The bed and furniture all look new. There's a mini refrigerator and microwave hiding in the main dresser across from the bed, that the television rests on. It's not a large room, but it isn't claustrophobic in here either. Inside you must walk through several hallways to find the elevator. It's so complicated that I found myself going around and around before finding it (there are no signs for the elevator on the second floor & it blends in too. There are little hallways that lead to dead ends.. it's very much like navigating a corn maze, and added to its charm. I'm on my second morning and am just not starting to remember which turns and twists to take. Staying here includes an elaborate continental breakfast, complete with a waffle station, hard boiled eggs, oatmeal, bagels, English muffins and pastries. This would be ideal for a romantic getaway!

We stayed there several years ago (2021). We had a great experience - clean, quiet, beautiful…read moregrounds, and beautiful views. It was still during COVID, so we appreciated the extra precautions the staff took to keep us all safe. We love the restaurant also, with the staff apologizing for the slow service. We frequent the restaurant even when we're staying someplace else. And, we love seeing all the happy couples and their friends at several weddings we were able to observe. Fun!

I made my reservations using Orbitz (big mistake) they don't include the restrictions due to the…read morepandemic. I called Orbitz to see if I can get a refund. I knew that was going to be very difficult because I learned of the restrictions they don't post due to COVID. I called the hotel to ask why are restrictions not posted and the lady didn't let me talk. She started talking about the State and wouldn't listen to a legit question. Customer service at this hotel is 0 start. You can question anything and they shut you down and talk over you.

I have attended several events at Wyndham Newport over the past few years, from baby showers and…read morereal estate meetings to celebrations of life. No matter the occasion or space, the experience has always been professional, clean and well organized. From the larger banquet room to the bar and smaller event spaces, it is a versatile venue that has consistently provided a great experience. Thank you!

Overall, this is a fine hotel relatively close to Newport. Pros : The staff were friendly at all…read moreencounters, including me calling ahead to let them know I'd be checking in late. The room was very clean and a pretty good size. Complimentary water in the room. Cons : They significantly inflate the price of rooms for events. Stayed during the Newport Jazz festival and honestly there weren't many hotels with favorable ratings in Newport that weren't already fully booked. The charge was north of $700 which I checked additional weekends and this is over double their usual cost. For that pricing, there isn't anything luxurious about this hotel.

An excellent choice for our getaway First, I want to…read morethank Leeza for all her help, suggestions, and great accommodation's. And also special thanks to Grace for her super kind and excellent service. Sea Breeze is a convenient location, only minutes from beaches, Thames St and Newport Harbor. We even walked back from the harbor after a morning sail and lunch. Looking forward to our next visit!! .

We have been coming to Newport for years and the only thing that is consistent is this place! So…read moreclose to the beach and Newport itself! This time is the first time we booked their Master Suite and my gosh it changed my opinions about rooms. Prior to this eye-opening experience a room was a room. If it has bed and functioning bathroom, I'm happy bc it's the place you spend the least amount of time in. We booked the Master Suite and it was absolutely amazing to have so much room and amenities. We spent more time in the room compared to what we have done in the past. It was WAY TO EASY! Nice porch where we sip on cocktails/drinks to pregame before we left for dinner we saved so much money that way . The couch was very nap friendly as well! I never nap on vacation but I did on this one! Nice size kitchen which we turned into a bar. TONS OF SPACE FOR ACTIVITIES Yaya's complimentary breakfast was out of this world as usual. We have no issue adding onto it and paying for it as well. PRICES ARE BEYOND REASONABLE compared to other places in the area and FOOD IS FANTASTIC! Do not leave here with out getting her rice pudding or balaclava! Her French Toast is my favorite but as you can see in the photos I posted it is all good!

Rhea's is in the perfect location for visiting Newport. It's a five minute drive into town and has…read morethe best Lobster Rolls (Flo's), ice cream (Clementines), and Easton Beach all walkable. The Inn is clean, updated, and very comfortable. They provided breakfast foods, snacks, coffee, fruit, and water all for free, and the host was extremely nice and helpful. We would definitely stay here again!

We loved it here, owner very friendly and accommodating... Room was extremely clean, very quiet and…read morefelt we got all the privacy we needed. Jacuzzi was great size for 2, continental breakfast was on your own time which we liked very much..we had a balcony view of ocean and it is minutes walk of restaurants, ocean and aquarium. It is a convenient B&B for someone who has never been to RI location. We really liked the fact that we were 10 to 20 minutes ride from downtown Newport RI shops, bars, trolley, Helicopter and boat tours of their great historic sites, museums, antique shops, comedy theatre, beaches and mansions..... What a great experience and affordable so we could spend $$ on food, souvenaires, tours and musuems.....we will be back - well worth staying here if you like being treated with respect and kindness. Thank you Tony -

Like General Douglas MacArthur, we returned nine months after our initial stay for four additional…read morenights. This visit was not quite the same with several notable differences. The room was smaller likely because this time we booked a king whereas last time we had a pair of queens. There were other differences, I secured a much lower room rate with breakfast included by booking early. Gone is the resort fee of $20 plus tax per night previously paid, new is a self parking (we saw no valet) fee of $10 plus tax. Included in the prior resort fee was a $15 daily credit for the Helmway, their in-house restaurant. The lawn behind the hotel where I previously walked our dog is gone to be replaced by an in ground pool, fire pit and gardens, however, the "improvements" scheduled to be completed in June were a work-in-progress though we observed little in the way of work during our stay. A real positive, noted previously as well, was the quality of the daily room servicing. Since we departed and returned to our room relatively early each day, we requested early room service which was kindly accommodated. On the negative side of the ledger, our mattress slipped partially off its frame whenever we read and/or watched TV. Also, the lighting fixtures beside the bed were not very bright so I had difficulty reading. Another annoying feature was the micro sized toilet paper. Overall we were relatively happy with our stay and would not hesitate to recommend this property to others seeking pet friendly accommodations on Aquidneck Island.

I enjoyed my stay at the Pell. I booked a 2-night stay for Valentine/Presidents day weekend. They…read moredon't currently have an elevator, but they carried our luggage upstairs for us. It is dog friendly which is important for us. The tv includes Google cast to connect your favorite streaming service. Though most of our time was spent outside exploring Rhode Island. We had dinner at the Helmway restaurant which was the only thing we didn't really enjoy about the hotel to be honest. They were apologetic when we checked out. They are renovating and including a pool in June so we are excited to come back in the summer.

So so good! Thursday is burger night. One of the best burgers I've had. Can't beat $15 for a burger…read moreand fries with a beer. No picture because I devoured it, lol. Great quick service too

Included in our reservation at The Pell was a free breakfast (entree plus beverage) for each of the…read morefour mornings of our stay. Over the course of our stay we enjoyed the Pell Special, French toast, and veggie omelet. On the downside was one morning's meat lovers omelet that was overdone and close to tasteless. On our last evening we decided to have dinner in-house starting with a shared arugula salad that was lightly dressed and delicious. For an entree my wife chose salmon while I focused my attention on scallops. Each proved to be surprisingly delicious so we would not hesitate to return. We paid for one entree and received the second free courtesy of our Newport County Dinner Club card. Service, both in the morning and evening, ranged from very good to excellent.