We continue to love the CDH and always look to book here first when visiting our son at RISD!…read more At this point, i've probably stayed here 6 or 7 times over the past couple of years and aside from an uncomfortable breakfast during a covid holiday season (someone working breakfast accused me of not paying for the third person in our party, which I had, and even offered to explain that the office may have not communicated that to the kitchen...yet they continued to question me as all other diners watched), we have had a wonderful experience every time. The building is beautiful, every room i've ever stayed in has been lovely and the breakfast is almost always GREAT!

I had a few persnickety issues during my stay, the office manager was able to resolve one of issues…read morea few hours later. To the woman who stormed outside because she thought I left the door open? I went to take a picture of the front of the hotel. There was no reason to be so aggressive. Here are some issues we experienced during our stay at the Christopher Dodge House: My first morning after shaving, the bathroom sink had a slow drain. I have a sink full of shaving cream. I told the manager at breakfast and I received a text around 11am saying they'd fix the issue. I left around 1:30pm, the housekeeping-maintenance staff was gone! I spoke with Kate, the front desk manager who was the one who fixed the sink, made the bed and gave us fresh towels. (Love Kate) Our room was very charming. A large King Size bed with a pretty quilt gave us the feeling that we're staying in someone's home. From the exposed brick in the bedroom to the homemade cookies, it was all very welcoming. When Kate gave us a tour, we were shown the coffee station. This was all free but the bottled water is on the honor system and not free? Strange but ok... Let's break it down: Bath products: Dove Shampoo/Conditioner/Body Wash. It did the job, was it special? Nah. Bath towels were thick and plush. Bed/Pillows: Firm mattress, firm pillows. I guess it all depends on your preference. Breakfast: This was some High School Home Economics, basic food served to us. Each day we had two choices written on the blackboard, substitutes weren't mentioned to us. The first day I chose French Toast with bacon. The bacon was overcooked and the French Toast was Wonder bread with hardly any cinnamon. Pure Maple Syrup on each table was a plus. The continental breakfast communal table had cereal, hard boiled eggs and toast. A very basic breakfast selection. Today my wife and I both had the special of the day: Blueberry Dutch Baby. My wife's breakfast was wet and jiggly? Each day we left the dining room underwhelmed. Parking: If you stayed in a hotel, it would cost on average $30 per night. We had free parking during our stay. I had leg surgery a few weeks ago, to check into the B&B it's a very steep staircase to get to the front desk. If you have mobility issues, this would be a challenge. Christopher Dodge House is a beautiful, New England Bed and Breakfast in Providence RI. Free parking and close proximity to everything was a plus.

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 -

Great welcome! Staff very helpful. The room was clean and nicely decorated. Highly recommend!…read moreBetter than some high end hotels we've frequented.

We were in town for a lax tournament and found this little gem at the last minute. Not only was it…read moreperfectly situated on the main road and behind a really cool restaurant (that is affiliate me with Blue Beach for 10% of breakfast) but it was clean clean clean and recently renovated. The rooms are small but practical in terms of layout. Parking right outside your door. Impeccable service. We had gotten caught in a rainstorm and the owner "Hersh" was so helpful with extra pillows and towels. Will definitely come back!

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!

Exceptional customer service, an excellent location in the middle of Newport's historic waterfront,…read moreand many special touches enhanced our stay. The Mill Street Inn is now our go‑to lodging in Newport. From booking by phone to checking out, the staff was friendly and always available to help with questions. The goodie bag we received upon arrival was a nice touch, and everything inside was Rhode Island-made and delicious. While the bathroom was small, we preferred having the spacious sitting area, which was wonderful for relaxing and enjoying breakfast. We also appreciated the customizable breakfasts (beverage options, fresh bakery items, fruit, and protein choices) delivered to your room at your requested time. The rooms included unexpected but thoughtful touches such as coffee, tea, filtered water, quality toiletries, a magnified mirror, and cotton balls in the bathroom. Yes, the parking is tight and first-come, first-served, but they do offer complimentary parking--a treasured commodity in this part of Newport.

Despite a few mishaps, I had to give this place 4 stars because I would stay here again and again…read moreand again. Here are the things I didn't love. The parking can be rough. If you are not one of the lucky three that gets a spot in the side lot you have to park in the garage and the garage is tight. Tight tight, tighter than tight, as tight as you can get. Put it this way, it took me about 15 minutes to safely pull into a space in absolute fear I was going to hit a pole or the car parked next to me. When it was time to pull out, torture, luckily someone who worked here saw me struggling and he offered to get in and do it for me. Even for him, it took multiple attempts to steer clear of any objects. It's a real pain in the ass I can't sugar coat it. Next negative, the toilet in my room wouldn't flush. That was frustrating and when I told the front desk attendant she wasn't' surprised so this must be a thing. Also, whenever I walked into my bedroom I got a wet sock, there was a leak of some sort I think it may have been coming from the air conditioner unit up above but I can't be too sure. Next negative, the outlets are crappy, anything I plugged in was super loose I really had to jam it in there and that was the case with every outlet, some were unusable because of how loose they were. Lastly, the shower was scalding hot, scalding. I adjusted the temperature but no matter which way I turned it was different levels of scalding. I had to let the shower run for five minutes before I could get in there and I like a hot shower. This temperature was hospital burn status. Okay the real last thing, no elevator. I had to lug up two flights of stairs with my big ass suitcase but is it Mill Street Inn's fault that I packed a weeks worth of stuff for one night or is that a me problem? As I'm mentioning all these negatives I'm wondering if 4 stars is appropriate but I'm sticking with it and I'll tell you why. The room was beautiful and enormous. I stayed in a suite with a dining room table and chairs, a couch, coffee table, multiple arm chairs, huge bed with the most comfortable pillows I have ever experienced in my entire life. Dreamy I tell you, like melting in but not too much, just perfect. The bathroom vanity counter was enormous. I had so much room to put out all of my things, much appreciated. The location could not have been better. One block away from the main street, the easiest walk to everywhere. Also tucked away in a beautiful neighborhood so it was safe, cozy and quiet. I walked back from a night out by myself and felt extremely safe doing so. The lobby is beautiful, they had complimentary sangria and complimentary water with lemons and limes. They had every board game you could imagine, I loved that. There was a fitness center with canned electrolyte infused waters, they had a beautiful roof top which I had entirely to myself both times I went up there. Gorgeous views of the neighborhood and the water. I loved my time up there it was serene and relaxing with tons of tables and chairs for lounging. They had complimentary breakfast served to your door in the morning. The night before you pick and choose what you want from each category and there was plenty to choose from. I ordered an organic cold brew, two hard boiled eggs, granola, and something else, anyways everything came to the door at the exact minute I asked for it to be delivered and it was delicious. Also, they give you a welcome bag with snacks when you arrive! There were pretzels, a massive bag of popcorn and sea salt caramels. I thought that was such a special touch. Anyways, looking back there were a lot of annoyances that could have aggravated me but there were so many good things about my stay that the good overshadowed the bad and I would 100% stay here again.

All excellent. We did not try the breakfast as there is a Starbucks 100 yards away…read more Rooms were updated, clean and neat, the bed comfortable and the location convenient to all things in the Fall River area. Plenty of free parking, and nice wooded views out the back. Staff was friendly and helpful. Fitness center offered treadmills, one elliptical and free weights with two benches, plus a small workout area with mats and kettle balls. Open 24 hours. We didn't try the pool. Room coffee - those little shrink wrapped trays common to most Marriotts sucks. But the closet, fridge and microwave were all in tip top shape. Bathroom was clean and mold free. Feather free pillows too. We would definitely stay here again.

What a fantastic hotel! Beautifully decorated, friendly staff, very clean, AWESOME breakfast with…read moretons of options! We loved our stay and would definitely visit this hotel again if we are in the area. Edited to add: we accidentally forgot a couple items in our room (which we've never done!), and the hotel was so gracious about it, located the items right away and said they would mail them to us as we were already across the country when we realized. Thank you so much! This hotel is simply awesome!

We stayed at the Edgewood Manor for our anniversary this weekend and couldn't have been happier…read morewith our experience! The stunning antique decor, delicious breakfast and jacuzzi tub were a perfect balance of comfort and hospitality. It was whisper quiet, we enjoyed looking at all of the historical artifacts throughout the house as well as the jazz music playing at night on the sound system in the foyer downstairs when we came back from our night on the town. For breakfast, we had a delicious spread of sausage, eggs made to order, home fries, fresh fruit, toast and fresh sticky apple cinnamon rolls made by Sydney and Regina. The coffee was freshly brewed, all the while we had some great conversations with other guests in the dining room. I highly recommend this property for couples that are enjoying a weekend away from the everyday chaos, history fanatics, honeymooners, baby and bridal showers and small weddings. The garden was beautifully lit at nighttime, giving a touch of elegance, showing what the city's wealthiest residents experienced in their days. Thank you Andrew, we appreciate you!

I wish I could give this place a better review, but my experience was genuinely disappointing from…read morestart to finish. When we arrived, there was no one there to greet us. We were told the innkeeper would arrive at 6 PM, he never showed. No tour of the property, no welcome, nothing. We were just given a code to the door with instructions on where to find the key. The room itself had no bottled water, which seems like a basic expectation at a bed and breakfast. When we opened the refrigerator, we found old food that had been left inside. The smell was so bad it lingered in the room for hours, and there was no air freshener anywhere to help. It was genuinely unpleasant and made the room feel neglected. I understand that people make mistakes, and I don't expect perfection. But this wasn't a minor oversight, it was a combination of failures that made the room feel dirty and unwelcoming, and there was no one present to address any of it. We decided we could not stay a second night. Breakfast was supposed to be served at 9 AM so we went downstairs at 8:30 and again, no one was there. When we called to explain our experience, the innkeeper did offer us a different room, which we declined. What he would not do was refund the second night we did not stay. We paid for a service that was not provided and were given no recourse. We didn't even stay for breakfast after that interaction because it would have been too uncomfortable. Mistakes happen. But when the response to a guest's legitimate concerns is to refuse a refund for a night they couldn't reasonably stay, that says something about how this property values its guests. I would not recommend it.

The Hidden Gem That's Basically a Time Machine with Wi-Fi…read moreNewport, RI Listen, I'm a city girl who thinks "off the beaten path" means taking the stairs instead of the elevator. I half-expected to meet a ghost with a clipboard. Instead I met Mark, the owner, who greeted me like I was the prodigal daughter returning with craft beer money. Mark and his sidekick Jackson (a 20-something who knows more Newport gossip than Page Six) run this 1850s B&B like it's a speakeasy for history nerds. Three nights. Zero regrets.Husband is 6'6 and usually sleep diagonally in hotel beds like a starfish having an identity crisis. Here? He I'm so well he didn't move. It's the kind of comfortable that makes you suspicious--like, "Did they drug the pillows?" The room was super large. And somehow, in a house older than most countries, the Wi-Fi still worked perfectly. "Light continental" is code for "We're not doing eggs Benedict, but you'll fight a seagull for the last warm croissant." The coffee? I'd propose to it. Picture a parlor where Teddy Roosevelt probably arm-wrestled a Vanderbilt. Now add a TV, board games, and enough wingspan for my Gator football meltdown. Location was perfect!! Walking distance to everything. = I burned off the warm croissants and the guilt from the brewery/winery crawl Mark and Jackson mapped out. Pro tip: Follow his recs. Parking was Free. In NEWPORT. I cried. My car cried. We hugged. If you want a cookie-cutter hotel with a lobby that smells like broken dreams, keep scrolling. But if you want to sleep like a 19th-century tycoon, wake up to coffee that slaps, and get insider scoops from two guys who could host a podcast called "Newport After Dark," book this place.

The gem of this Inn is the location. We walked to all the shops and restaurants and never had to…read moremove the car. We were assigned the "cottage" which was a refurbished garage. My partner was thrilled by this because we had 100% privacy but I missed the charm of being inside the inn. The continental breakfast is limited. Small pastries, Dannon yogurt of one flavor and mini kind bars. The coffee was just "ok". This is more of an Air B&B experience. We checked ourselves in. No servicing of the room unless asked, no large sitting area outside of the breakfast dining area to have wine or sit by the fire. The linens were top notch and as all previous reviews stated it is extremely clean. I think with a few additional touches like water for the guest rooms and a bit more personal luxury (updated music player) this place would be a 4.