I need to rave on the service. I've been to Castle Hill during peak and off seasons, and I have no…read morecomplaints. However, my review is stemming from the service Ingrid gave me. Ingrid was FANTASTIC. I have a shellfish allergy, and while Castle Hill, despite very obviously being known for their incredible marine menu, has always accommodated me, never in my life have I felt so well taken care of in terms of allergies. Ingrid asked questions, checked in on any shared dish, and was the right kind of attentive. Being in hospitality my whole life, this is the kind of work ethic and care you reward. Another name to mention is Carly. We came on her first day just this week and she was extremely attentive and eager. She was up for the challenge (serving my family, lol) and was incredible. Castle Hill is not only an institution, but a Mecca of great hospitality. So happy with the people here every time I come.

Went to the pop up event at the Bohlin. Was thrilled that Castle Hill carried on despite the…read moretragedy of the fire. The Bohlin is an impressive location and I was glad to experience an event there. Was not at all impressed with the service, ever, especially for a special event venue catering largely to weddings where service is everything. To be clear, it was a brunch buffet, not a sit down meal. That said, it was Mother's Day. Tables were set beautifully. Server brought us water, nothing else. If we wanted a cocktail, we had to stand at the bar and get it ourselves. Coffee after lunch? Ditto. Brunches have multiple courses. We should have been given clean cutlery in exchange for the removal of a plate instead of being forced to lay dirty cutlery on a clean ivory tablecloth and then reuse them, again and again. That part was a total turnoff and not encouraging for anyone considering it as a future event venue. The food offering was varied and generally a success. The bacon was delicious and good quality. The frittata bites were a good and elegant option to the usual chafing dish full of scrambled eggs. Kudos to the chef for the beef sirloin although at $95 a head, one might have expected a carving station over sliced beef steaks piled into a chafing dish that just dried out the beef over time. The accompanying horseradish cream was quite good. Everyone seemed to really love the raw bar and raclette station. The desserts were well curated , not just slabs of sweets on the table. The pasta dishes? Meh. The cacio e pepe was nothing more than a runny version of the mac and cheese from the kids table with some pancetta or proscuitto specks in it. Fairly tasteless. Location was wonderful but at that likely price point for a private event, I thought the experience was mediocre. Looking forward to going back to Castle Hill instead.

Katie and Jojo were very welcoming right from the start. The Tower Suite is fabulous in this…read morecharming inn. Sunrise views over the water, just lovely. Breakfast each day was variety of freshly prepared foods, with something for every palette. Inn is conveniently located steps from the Cliff Walk and mansion tours. Room was immaculate and great bed! Highly recommend.

I cannot say enough good things about this place. We booked this for two nights while in Newport…read moreand fell in love. Steps from the famous Cliff Walk and a 20 min walk to downtown makes this the ideal location. The room was quaint but beautifully decorated and appointed. The room had a fireplace and a large shower, as well as a bay window looking out to ocean. Each morning there was a delicious breakfast assortment served and a wine and cheese hour each day at 5pm. There was also a beverage station with tea, coffee and water available all day as well as an assortment of nuts, trail mix and candy. Both ladies that worked there during our stay were so sweet and made us feel at home. We cannot wait to stay here again and recommend that you consider it as well!

Really was looking forward to enjoying drinks on the lawn. Everyone was super friendly until we got…read moreto the bar where no one acknowledged our existence. We waited 15 minutes and watched 5 bartenders with their heads down. No smiles, no eye contact. When we arrived, there were 6 people. We understood and waited patiently but as people trickled out, still no help. Maybe there was a switching of shifts happening and some form of communication would have been nice. A "Hi, how are you? Will be right with you" is not something they do there. Couldn't believe it. Never experienced anything like this and walked away disappointed. Maybe steps of service could be implemented because we had no service whatsoever and was ignored while standing at the bar with 1 other person who also was waiting to order.

We went for the winter hot chocolate bar during a December weekend in Newport. The hot chocolate…read morewas very rich and tasty, but be prepared for a hefty price tag ($13). We got there at 2:30 and waited a full half hour in line, too. It's a nice thing to do around the holidays but be prepared!

The manager DAVE is amazingly impressive. I think that's why the staff is so good here. The views…read moreof the traffic on the water in Newport Bridge is spectacular! Excellent breakfast and dinner. You have to walk over the bridge into Newport, which means this is on its own island and secluded.

Without getting into play by play of everything wrong with the service, it was BAD!! Lovely…read morelocation, Food was good. Nice ambience. We could have had a special evening at the firepit. Service failed on SO many levels nothing could make this place recommended.

Cute hotel in Newport! Checked in a year after they first opened so the fixtures and furniture were…read moreall new and in good condition then. The room was clean and quiet during my stay and the staff were friendly and helpful. The best feature is the location-central and conveniently walkable to shops, cafes and restaurants.

What better way to spend New Year's Eve than on a swanky staycation at the Attwater Hotel? A newly…read morerenovated boutique hotel, this is definitely worth a visit if you are looking for something less massive than a hotel, but more involved than a bed and breakfast. My boyfriend and I decided to make a night of it, and check into this super cute hidden gem, nestled right behind the Newport Art Museum and steps from Bellevue Avenue and the Newport Mansions district. The facility and the rooms are sparkling clean, and don't even get me started about the decor! It is to die for - quirky, fun, and super Instagram-friendly. They are owned by Lark Hotels, a small company, and the bird details are subtly present throughout. My favorite nod to their namesake was an adorable Do Not Disturb sign that hung on the guestroom door reading "Shh.. We're Nesting." It honestly took all my willpower not to steal it! Ahem. We had a great experience with Peter, the Attwater's Front Desk Manager. Not only did he call us prior to check in to see if he could assist with anything we would need, he also upgraded us from the small Queen room that we had booked to the spacious Lark Suite, their largest accommodation. The suite had a gas fireplace, soaking tub, and gorgeous seating area with a dining table and several cozy couches and armchairs. We were super grateful for his hospitality, and even when we had a minor issue with the heating system in the room not lowering, Peter assisted us in the morning and generously offered vouchers for a future night stay. Thank you for your attention to detail and hospitality! I also LOVED the fact that the Attwater offers hot items in their included breakfast. We stay at a lot of small bed and breakfasts as stay and vacations, and one can only have so many cranberry muffins or glazed croissants. They did offer morning pastry standbys, but I was delighted to find a warm and delicious Cheddar Hash Brown Egg Bake and Shredded Brussels Slaw with Hard Boiled Eggs among the offerings. It really took the stay to the next level, and as a couple that stays at several B&Bs and small hotels, it did not go unnoticed! We can't wait for our next chance to visit :)

Pretty good place for a wedding!!! A lot of money for a smallish venue, would recommend for a…read moresummer wedding but maybe not a winter wedding as the ceremony would also have to be inside. If you plan on getting married in a church this is also a good option for the reception. They usually let you stay until 11. Kids are allowed, it's elegant, over looks the water, bathrooms are clean and there is a full bar and a half bar. Somewhat easy parking, especially for the first 50ish cars. Again don't have a massive wedding here lol Anyway it was clean and everything seemed perfect

Ocean Cliff has great potential but falls short. We took guests to dinner in the Safari Room where…read morethe food was good but the service was terrible. The hotel itself appears to be dated and shabby, and there were signs of poor maintenance all over the grounds. It's a shame because the location and views are outstanding.

Checked in on a weekday, end of April. We were lucky to park for free at the lot next door because…read moreall the parking lots were all free until 5/1. This was so convenient for us. We parked in the front and unloaded the cars easily. We did not use valet, the Marriott lot was $48 a night. Walking to the lot next door took about 2 minutes. The lobby is spacious, clean and very pretty. There's a water machine with flavored waters. Front desk staff are very professional and friendly. Valet guys are all nice and open the doors for you 98% of the time. With the daily destination fee, you also get 2 free tickets per room to the sailing museum or a vineyard 15 mins away (Sailing museum is free on Wednesdays). Had I known the museum was free Wednesdays, I would have chose the vineyard tickets instead. You also get $20 per room to use at the bar/restaurants as well as 2 bikes to rent. We checked into connecting balcony rooms. The rooms were clean but the balcony doors were hard to open. You have to pull it back really hard before unlocking it. The beds were comfortable. There are no microwaves but I called in to request one for the room. The first night I went to skiff bar to order some food and use our 2 $20 food credits. I ordered oysters and coconut shrimp. The oyster appetizer was terrible... the oysters flesh was tiny, totally not worth it. The next morning we had the hotel buffet for $32 a head. Omelet station was good. Standard breakfast items, view was good. We really only ate there for the view. Our waitress was barely around. Hotel is at a great location. Very close to the wharf and also right across from a small aquarium. The balcony was a nice place to chill, overall the hotel wasn't crowded. It's also very safe because you need to swipe a keycard to get to the hotel rooms. Best part of staying here was a pool table in the skiff bar. While waiting for my food, I just played two games by myself. I usually stay at Hiltons but I chose this Marriott because of the location and views. Glad I made this decision. I would definitely pick this hotel again should I decide to visit Rhode Island again!

One of our favorites--and the kids love it too. Great location, walking distance to pretty much…read moreeverything in downtown Newport, especially around Bowen's Wharf. The lobby, rooms, and common areas are always clean, which we really appreciate. The staff is great, and they were even able to check my family in before I arrived, which made things super easy. Nice pool, gym, and sauna. We haven't tried dinner there yet, but we love the on-property breakfast buffet. For the evenings, there's a great bar and a little side area for the kids (pool table and some other games), which is a nice touch. We'll definitely be back--see you again soon.

We loved the location! We planned to travel all over New England and call this spot home base. We…read moredo have a time share vacation & we got this as an extra week. The staff is very nice & friendly- but if you are on an exchange- they will get you to sit through a presentation- they say they aren't a sales center- but they are trying to sell you upgrades or join the Wyndham side. That's what made our trip here not great. Other than that- the condos are very spacious & clean & have everything we need for a family vacation.

I left my coats in the room. noticed it the next morning. I called as soon as I could the next day…read moreand for a week afterwards. There were four of us and we all can say they were left there. they said there were no coats. We know there were left in the room. I HAVE A HARD TIME SAYING YOU CAN TRUST HOUSEKEEPING AT THIS RESORT. The place is not the nicest. location is good.

Service - 10+ stars for Leo Food - 5 stars…read moreMartinis - 4 stars Far niente wine - 5 stars Ambiance - 5 stars We had a FABULOUS experience here and Leo made our anniversary extra special here. The chicken and lamb entrees were delicious and the sticky toffee pudding excellent. This definitely a place to come and have a special dinner.

Excellent afternoon tea. The sandwiches and scones were delicious classics (no weird additions to…read morethe raisin scones). The only thing missing was a pastry selection. Instead they served cookies versus cakes. However, the conservatory truly made this experience special. I'd sit in this gorgeous room all day long enjoying the sunshine and calming decor. For afternoon tea in America, this is excellent. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the tea selection is decent, though a little out there, but there were a few traditional styles on the menu.

Completely renovated in May 2026. Very nice historic hotel! Our company hosted a two day…read moreconference and the staff and facilities were very very good.

I recently stayed here for a couple of nights for a friend's wedding. The entire town of Newport is…read moreso charming, and the property itself is a lovely historic building. It actually dates all the way back to 1926, when it was built by a committee of local citizens who wanted a grand hotel for the town's elite visitors. The wedding itself was absolutely beautiful, and as a venue, it was lovely. However, there were several mix-ups both before and after the event that really made me question how this hotel is considered a higher-end stay. My room was spacious, but the air conditioner had a loud, constant grinding sound that I could only drown out by turning up the TV. Also, the attention to detail just wasn't there. There was no hand soap in my bathroom on the first night. By the second night, they had installed a hand soap dispenser, but it was empty. I know the hotel was closed for renovations and recently opened back up, so I have to wonder if the reopening was a bit rushed. A lot of little things seemed to be missed, and the service just isn't quite up to par yet. It's a gorgeous historic property, but for the price point, they really need to smooth out the service and details!