Nearly 300 years old and on the National Register of Historic Places.

Inviting Victorian was the former home of a silversmith, perched just 2 blocks from the waterfront area & 5 mins from the beach & famous mansions.

A modern take on the Gilded Age with bright colors, cheeky decor, ornate mirrors and, of course, gold accents.

Peaceful setting overlooking the harbor gives you a break from the buzz.

Inviting boutique find in NJ’s ‘One Cool Town’ (voted 3rd best small town in America!) – close to fishing, shopping and lighthouse-ing.

Nearly 300 years old and on the National Register of Historic Places.

Pack your bathing suit, they've got a pool.

Boasts harbor views & an address just off resto-and-shop-dotted Thames Street.

Built in 1702, the charming Colonial’s decked out with original antiques and quirky handmade pieces.

A mere block to Bellevue Avenue.

50 Standard Rooms and 50traditional suites so close to the ocean you can hear it(!), plus views of the lovely Easton’s Pond.

On quaint Clarke Street, lined with historic houses and old-fashioned gas lamps.

Minutes drive from the beaches, mansions and waterfront that make Newport famous.

Historic property with the old-school charm (and creaks) to prove it.

Legendary Victorian on sprawling grounds with views over Newport's famed Cliff Walk. Soak it in during the complimentary wine hour from 5 to 6.

The Helmway does regional cuisine proud – from fresh fish to seasonal veggies. Subtle nautical theme steers clear of cliche territory.

Historic mansion turned inviting stopover, with furnishings that stick with the theme (read: traditional).

Hotel pool refreshes and de-stresses.

Fancy soft pillows? Prefer firm ones? Either way — you're set.

If you're here for the nearby University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, make sure you take time to check out Battle Ship Cove in Fall River, MA and Fort Tabor in New Bedford, MA.