Seriously worth a visit. It's like visiting your parent's or grandparent's place. It's that homey…read more Gilbert's is off-the-beaten path, but yet close enough to Boston and Providence so you don't feel out of touch. For myself, I don't need a B&B with the pricey high-end amenities. When I'm on vacation or traveling, I'm either trying to get away from it all, or can drive to a shop specializing in those things if I really must. Gilbert's was perfect for me. An old family farm, converted to a B&B, was quiet and comfortable. I appreciate the classic, not-so-modern, character of an old home. The interior was tastefully and simply decorated with antique period pieces supplemented with modern decor. The yellow pine hardwood floors throughout the house were gorgeous and were what caught my eye immediately. The old barn and paddock were hiding places for the three outdoor cats. The wild turkeys occasionally perched in the tall trees. The proprietor, an adorable woman, showed me through the house with all the nooks and crannies and hidden rooms that made me realize the house was a lot bigger than it appears from the outside. I couldn't have gone wrong with any room I picked. What made it feel like home, were the interactions with the owners, who greeted me, and the other guests, both upon arrival and at the end of the day when we returned from our adventures. At end end of my visit, I didn't want to leave. I already felt like I was home. And the good-bye hug went a long way to making me wish I could stay and and the same time start planning the next visit. Just like a visit to mom 's or grandma's.

We had such a wonderful time at the Gilbert's. A quaint country home a little outside of town,…read moreconveniently located to all the major tourists hot spots, with beautiful scenery, and lovely patio out back to sit out and enjoy it all. The rooms were very clean, had comfy beds, and air conditioning. Its just a very well run bed and breakfast! Both the hosts were very sweet and friendly and genuinely enjoyed the company of all the different guests. The breakfast meal was delicious and well made. I would highly recommend and stay again!

The HideAway cottage is the perfect vacation spot! Close to shops, restaurants and beaches, it's…read morecozy, comfortable and absolutely gorgeous! The seating area outside is so relaxing and the plantings are just beautiful! Simply serene! The hosts are attentive but not intrusive! I will be back!

We booked 3 rooms at this Inn in early May for a family event in Westport Ma in late June. We paid…read morefor the rooms and the credit card charges came through . The Inn then contacted us in early June and told us that they were cancelling our reservations because they had a better offer from someone who offered to rent the inn for a week, overlapping with our nights. We have been unable to find alternative lodgings for family coming from out of state, this late. Very poor business people and do not deserve your business.

We just concluded a 3 night stay at the Paquachuck Inn in Westport. We arrived stressed and…read moreexhausted, and departed rested, relaxed, and smiling. It has the basic things covered - it's clean and the beds are comfy, but it quickly feels like a home away from home. It's such a unique spot that it's hard to describe. It's in a beautiful location, right next to a fishing pier, and not far from Horseneck Beach. The building itself is historic and every nook and cranny of the place has interesting art and artifacts. The owner, Brenda, is a great person. We enjoyed the breakfast, and she even had a copy of the Sunday New York Times. What a treat!

First of all, their venue and rules, we respect that, but we find them rude and condescending…read more We frequently visit many farmers' markets and always take out three small French Bulldogs. This is the first time in years we've been kicked out of one. We drove there from Boston today for the first time, and heard great things about the place and the farmers' market. As we entered the gate, a banner with a picture of dogs was displayed. We drove on the grass and parked at the rear of the farmers' market. We unloaded our dogs. As we walked through the rear corner of the market, the first vendor sold dog treats and toys. We were browsing around, I was minding the dogs while my wife was looking at vegetables. The owner came over and was very rude and condescending, telling me they do not allow dogs, and proceeded to insist that I was a moron for not seeing a sign that said no dogs allowed. However, all I could see was the rear of the sign, and we had not entered the market that way. We promptly left as asked, again, at their place, their rules. I don't have an issue with that; my problem was with the delivery of the message. My wife and I could have sworn that when we looked at the website months ago, we saw that they welcome dogs, but after revisiting the FAQ page, it is clear that they do not. Our apologies for making the mistake.

My daughter was married here this past summer near the water. Everything was so beautiful. The…read moresetting is spectacular, the food was great. Best wedding I have ever gone to. Highly recommend you won't be disappointed.

**I just visited the wharf**…read more I had fun. I went on a rainy day that really added to the ambience and vibe. There are plenty of shops to visit with plenty of happy friendly folks. There are also plenty of places to eat. I recommend trying a lobster roll or two. There are plenty of photo op spots. You will enjoy it. It was a fun hour and a half of exploring for me. Explore the surrounding area too! Window shop and chill. **Pro Tip** Parking is tough so park on Thames street and stroll on over.

Beautiful wharf with tons of shopping and restaurants. Give yourself at least an hour for poking…read morearound and taking pictures - very photogenic. We enjoyed the Black Pearl for lunch. A friend who lives in town recommended staying here in off season when they have reasonable rates. Parking, however, can be horrendous, so come early and save yourself 20 minutes of trolling for a space.

Stayed for two nights in September of 2024. Owners were accommodating with allowing a road bike in…read morethe room to get it out of the pouring rain. Absolutely wonderful homemade breakfasts and a very responsive reaction to an early AM power outage due to a storm. Definitely would stay again.

If I could give this place 100 stars I would! We had such a…read moregreat time at this bed and breakfast! We stayed for two nights and it was amazing! Very clean and comfortable! The innkeepers are amazing and their fresh homemade breakfasts were so good! The location is great, just 30 mins to Newport and about 50 mins to Narragansett! It was in a quiet neighborhood and just around the corner there are so many dining options that were very good as well. We enjoyed walking through the neighborhood and by the water! If you are looking for something quiet and close to all the fun things Rhode Island has to offer then you have to stay here!

Lovely B&B on a quiet residential road 2 miles from a great beach. Sheila is a wonderful host and…read moremakes delicious breakfasts delivered right to your room! We had homemade scones, french toast, quiche. It is a perfect place to stay if you want to explore the local wineries and go to the beach. The only drawbacks for us were no wireless internet (and I was working a bit on this trip) and it is off the beaten track and can be hard to find, especially at night. Beware of the local 25mph speed limit!

I read all of the other reviews discussing Michael & Heather, and how helpful they were... to my…read moreknowledge, we never saw them, or had any interaction with them. That being said, this was a good place to stay in Newport, very centrally located, and really allowed us to walk to almost everything. Our room was good & we had a little porch/deck right outside the room, so we could sit outside when we got back in our own private little space. Breakfast was very good. Here's one little nugget that we learned from talking to the locals... they don't go to the harbor area, they stick either to Thames or the Broadway area. Did the Rough Point tour & the Cliff Walk... beautiful!

Our third visit here!! Exceptionally clean , quaint, lovely rooms and great hosts who go out of…read moretheir way to accommodate their guests. Parking is included which is a big plus. Breakfasts and snacks get This Inn always exceeds our expectations. You can also walk just about anywhere in 5 to 10 minutes. Thames St. and Bellevue Ave are within walking distance. Lots of dining choices close by. Perfect location!