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!

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

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.

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

Can I give a six star review?…read more We've stayed at expensive hotels this year in Philadelphia and Chicago and this experience is head and shoulders over those. Huge room, comfortable, quiet and cozy. 6 star The quiet, do we even have anyone in the Inn or the town? The insulation is top notch. The dark The ultra sleeping experience. I guarantee the owner slept in this room at least one night to get feel for the room and make those little touches. How many hotels do you go to where the shades don't keep out the light or that the various clocks and smoke alarms and power strips and wall outlets all have bright led lights on them? How many times have I draped a sock over something. Not here, even the clock has a bright, dim and off option. I love a blacked out room and very very rarely get one. The shower - powerful and hot and oversized. Wow. Massive bathtub with jacuzzi option, wow. A well hidden TV, a really nice touch. We don't want it dominating the room. Bed, I've returned 3 mattresses after purchasing them at my house so I am picky and this bed is elite. Huge comfy chairs, comfy robes, this room has it all and the a/c is powerful. Resort 6stars Wine and cheese and fruit and cracker happy hour, bring $5 to tip Susan, she is a cheerful conversatalist. Breakfast is massive, don't plan to go anywhere else for brunch or breakfast. Highly recommend it and the seating areas are many, inside and out. Staff - great recommendations and Beatrice drew upon her knowledge of growing up in the town. Plus they had a ready list of 5 places to eat to walk to, so nice. The town,what a find, a classic NE town, they filmed mystic pizza here. So quiet and so much to do! Good amount of folks walking around, plenty of sites to see. Love it here.

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

Would definitely be a 5 plus review if it weren't for the smoking! We couldn't even open our…read morewindow because guests were constantly smoking on both sides of us.. ..one woman was smoking the entire time in the pool area while families were trying to enjoy the pool. This same woman yelled at me for "taking her parking spot". Although there are no assigned spots. She was using the F word loudly. Hopefully she doesn't take our same weekend next year! Other than the smoking- the place is great! The amenities- chairs, hammocks and lots of places in the shade to read. Outdoor deck above one of the buildings with plenty of loungers, tables and umbrellas to use. Great morning breakfast and welcoming staff. And private beach which is walkable or you can drive with the passes provided. Note to management- please do something about the smoking near rooms. Or post on your site that smoking is allowed everywhere. It's not right to not know this especially for asthmatic guests.

I can not speak to the food but the inn itself was clean and very quaint…read more We stayed in one of the cabins for a girls right out. Bed was comfy. Room was very clean. The staff was friendly assisting us with things we needed and questions we had. I would stay there again.

We've been coming to Shelter Harbor Inn Restaurant since 1983, through its many incarnations, some…read morebetter than others. Last night was a pleasant surprise, with a few standout dishes that will definitely bring us back. The pot belly fried clams and French fries were among the best I've ever had, crisp, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The linguine with white clam sauce and the chowder were also delicious. Both fish entrées featured incredibly fresh seafood; while the toppings could use a little fine-tuning, they came close to hitting the mark. Our waitress, Betty, was wonderful, attentive, warm, and efficient. I noticed renovations underway, and I hope they include updates to make the dining room feel cozier and more inviting. If noise continues to be an issue, some simple sound mitigation could go a long way. Overall, a promising visit with excellent service and several memorable dishes. We'll be back!

I thought we had a room at the Sea Shell Motel but since I had my dog, we were actually put into an…read moreapartment-style, rental a few blocks from the main Motel / check in for a Friday / Saturday night stay. The desk staff (Chris) was super friendly and helpful when we asked questions. This apartment was a one bedroom, 2nd floor unit with a wood deck, siding glass doors, a Double bed, full living room with couch, tv and 2 top table with chairs. The couch was quite dated and should be replaced with a pull out bed type set up - but for two adults, it was not an issue. The sliding glass door used to enter the unit could use a serious cleaning / tune up and did not slide as it should have - we managed to make it work. If I had been staying more than 2 nights I would have been pretty annoyed by it. The bedroom has a large closet for storing bags and clothes and there was also a smaller closet in the living room that had an ironing board and iron, inside. The kitchenette (thinking we would be at a motel) was unexpected and much appreciated. There was a mini fridge, microwave, utensils, drinkware, dishes, pots and pans! We made good use of the outdoor gas grill - we did spend some time cleaning it deeply! - but once cleaned, it seared our steaks like a charm! We found ready to eat sides and the delicious NY Strip Steaks at the nearby, Dunn's Marketplace and enjoyed a leisurely dinner on the patio prior to heading out for the night. All in all this was a fairly inexpensive way to enjoy Misquamicut beach, the nearby restaurants and beautiful summertime views with friends (a couple stayed in a sister property hotel closer to the main drag) and my dog! I would come back again!

From the owner: The Sea Spray Inn has 11 long term weekly rooms and three apartments.read more

Second time at the Whaler's Inn. The Hoxie House really does have nicer rooms than the Main Inn…read more Our room has a comfortable king bed and a full bath and shower. It also has a gas fireplace and central air. It's spacious and has a nice river view. It's quiet at night. And, of course, there's the Shipwright''s Daughter restaurant downstairs. Like the Main Inn, the Hoxie House has no elevator. This time our stay is quite nice.

I stayed at the whalers inn last month and it was a horrible experience for me. some of the staff…read morewas rude and there was dried blood on the sheets and little spots of blood in the bathroom on the left side of the toilet. I will not be returning to this property.

We have visited many bed and breakfasts over the years, but Stonecroft Country Inn is by far our…read moreabsolute favorite. We stayed in the 1807 House in The Buttery Room on the first floor. The room was immaculate, and very quaint with its beam ceilings and original doors. It also had a lovely private patio to enjoy. There was a carafe of water waiting for us, and comfy robes to welcome us. A lot of attention to detail was put in to make us feel very much at home. The hosts Jodi and Scott are lovely, welcoming people who make sure their guests truly enjoy their stay. Breakfast was served in their elegant dining room or on their beautiful outside patio. A full country breakfast waited for us every morning. Fresh fruit, homemade muffins, and delicious meals like sausage, potato strata and raspberry drizzled French toast were on the menu the days that we stayed. Once again the attention to detail was incredible. Meals were beautifully presented , and the tables were set with fresh summer flowers. The grounds were also well kept, and the gardens and pond area were so relaxing to stroll through or stop and relax for awhile in an outdoor chair. Thank you Jodi and Scott for a wonderful experience. We are already planning a return trip!

It's always a challenge to find suitable lodging away from home…read more SO, we chose this inn for the good reviews and that highly regarded status of the SELECT REGISTRY. After spending a delightful day in Mystic, CT, dining and discovering the town, we made our way to the inn. It was 645 pm as walked in main entrance to ring the staff. Jodi met us and guided us to the LILY room. At first glance, this historic building was updated, clean and spacious with many amenities in room to suit us. She proceeded to instruct us on the tv remote, hot tub rules, side door lock and a few other notables to make our stay safe. Great sleep, the pillows are thin and worn, too late to have them replaced. The Temperpedic (?) foam mattress was a tad hard initially although we were tired and fell asleep quickly. First issue noticed next morning as I attempted to neatly assemble the bedding to make it look presentable, as I peeled layers back, there were large, older stains on sheets, top and bottom. Not acceptable considering the staff washed linens and made the entire bed overlooking such an obvious area of spots. The main issue occurred next morning when at 6 am, I woke to wash my face and noticed the slow sink pressure, then at 7 am, down to a trickle and when I attempted to shower, water was non existent. Now what? There was a carafe of water on dresser, so I used the keurig to make coffee and wait until breakfast time to address the owner. There were a few other things I would change but it's not my business. The grounds are beautiful venue for weddings, weekends and wandering. The owners stepped in post Covid with this huge financial undertaking and most of what you will experience is up to the individual's expectations.

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!