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Where to stay in Newport?
1. Atlantic Beach Hotel Newport
Atlantic Beach Hotel Newport
2. The Newport Harbor Hotel & Marina
The Newport Harbor Hotel & Marina
3. The Pell - Part of JdV by Hyatt
The Pell - Part of JdV by Hyatt
4. Newport Harbor Island Resort
Newport Harbor Island Resort
5. Howard Johnson by Wyndham Middletown Newport Area
Howard Johnson by Wyndham Middletown Newport Area
6. Wyndham Newport Hotel
Wyndham Newport Hotel
7. Newport Beach Hotel & Suites
Newport Beach Hotel & Suites
8. Hotel Viking
Hotel Viking
9. Wayfinder Newport
Wayfinder Newport
10. Sonesta Select Newport Middletown
Sonesta Select Newport Middletown
11. The Carriage House Inn Newport
The Carriage House Inn Newport
12. Hammetts Hotel
Hammetts Hotel
13. Newport Marriott Hotel & Spa
Newport Marriott Hotel & Spa
14. Americas Cup Inn
Americas Cup Inn
15. The East Island Reserve Hotel
The East Island Reserve Hotel
16. Cliffside Inn
Cliffside Inn
17. Mill Street Inn
Mill Street Inn
18. Francis Malbone House Inn
Francis Malbone House Inn
19. The Outlook Inn
The Outlook Inn
20. The Vanderbilt, Auberge Collection
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Downtown Newport
City centre Newport delivers a perfect mix of Colonial history and seaside charm. Stroll cobblestone Thames Street past Trinity Church's white spire, or explore the bustling Bannister's and Bowen's wharves where tall ships dock. The harbour buzzes with sailboats while historic landmarks like Touro Synagogue offer quiet moments of reflection away from the waterfront action. Waterfront restaurants serve fresh seafood with harbour views, while boutiques offer nautical treasures and local crafts. Most accommodation feature period furnishings in historic inns with harbour vistas. The compact district is best explored on foot, with early mornings offering the most peaceful experience before the day's crowds arrive.
Historic Hill
Step into America's colonial past on Historic Hill, where cobblestone streets wind through the nation's finest collection of 18th-century mansions. The International Tennis Hall of Fame sits alongside Touro Synagogue, America's oldest synagogue, while Trinity Church's spire pierces Newport's maritime skyline. History buffs can explore the mysterious Old Stone Mill or wander through the Redwood Library's hallowed halls. Upscale taverns in converted colonial buildings serve classic New England fare with harbour views. Most visitors explore the compact area on foot, as narrow streets challenge modern vehicles. Boutique hotels in converted mansions offer luxury with period furnishings, though rates reflect the historic setting's prestige.
Bellevue Avenue Historic District
Stroll down Newport's Bellevue Avenue Historic District, where Gilded Age mansions flaunt the extravagance of America's industrial elite. Marvel at the limestone grandeur of The Breakers or the white marble columns of Marble House as you wander this open-air museum of opulence. The Cliff Walk offers a 3.5-mile oceanfront path with dramatic rocky coastline views that perfectly complement these architectural treasures. Upscale restaurants with ocean-view terraces serve New England seafood in elegant settings, though reservations are essential in summer. Historic inns and luxury hotels in converted mansions offer high-end accommodation. Most visitors explore on foot, as parking is scarce during peak season and public transit is limited.
The Point
The Point area in Newport captures America's colonial past with its extraordinary collection of 18th-century buildings. Stroll narrow cobblestone streets lined with weathered cedar-shingled homes featuring white trim and multi-paned windows. The peaceful harbour views create a living museum where history feels touchably real. Newport Ferry Terminal provides easy access to waterfront paths perfect for scenic walks. This quiet residential enclave offers few dining options within its boundaries, so plan to venture to nearby city centre Newport for meals. Historic bed & breakfasts in converted colonial homes provide authentic period accommodation. The area is best explored on foot, as its narrow streets have limited parking and minimal public transit options.
Yachting Village
Newport's Yachting Village is where maritime dreams come true along cobblestone streets lined with gleaming superyachts. The harbour sparkles with a forest of masts while historic mansions and nautical museums invite you to explore America's sailing heritage. Thames Street bustles with activity as visitors wander between St. Mary's Catholic Church and the Ocean Drive Historic District. Waterfront restaurants serve up fresh lobster rolls with million-dollar harbour views. Boutique inns and luxury hotels offer plush accommodation within walking distance of the main attractions. Getting around is easiest on foot, with most of the village's treasures packed into a compact, scenic promenade along Newport Harbour.
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Gilded Age mansions line the famous Cliff Walk, where ocean views compete with architectural excess for your attention. The Tennis Hall of Fame celebrates Newport's sporting legacy, while yacht-filled harbours remind visitors this was once America's Cup central. Fort Adams offers military history with harbour panoramas that explain why presidents chose this as their 'Summer White House.' Bannister's and Bowen's wharves buzz with seafood restaurants serving lobster rolls worth the inevitable wait. The Touro Synagogue stands as America's oldest, while colonial-era buildings city centre tell tales of rum trade and revolution. After mansion tours, recover at Easton's Beach where the Atlantic provides a democratic playground for all, regardless of Gilded Age pedigree.
