Newport Hotel Guide - Bannister's Wharf hotels in Newport, United States of America.

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"Great location! Clean rooms. Would definitely stay there again."

"This was our third stay at the Mill Street Inn and it won’t be our last. It’s located a couple of blocks up from Thames Street . . . so close to the “action,” but those couple of blocks bring you to a quiet peaceful spot. One of the things we really like about the Mill Street Inn is having breakfast brought to our room every morning . . . Allows you to have a nice relaxing breakfast in your room before getting ready to go out enjoy Newport."

"Best Restaurant in a hotel I have ever eaten at! Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful as well! Room was great as well and close to central Newport easy to uber and drive from."

"We had a wonderful stay at The Brenton Hotel in Newport, RI. The hotel has a beautiful modern boutique feel—stylish, clean, and thoughtfully designed throughout. What really stood out was the staff. Everyone was incredibly welcoming, friendly, and attentive, making our stay feel extra special. We were also so impressed with how pet-friendly the hotel is. Our pup, was treated like a princess and truly felt at home. Highly recommend this hotel if you’re looking for a chic, comfortable, and pet-friendly place to stay in Newport!"

"Breakfast fresh and didn’t use the hot tub"

"beautiful old property with friendly staff. Great breakfast included. Perfect downtown location."

"Absolutely not!!!!!! No freezer, no stove, no sponge to wash dishes. I didn’t see any pots. "

"Room size was about 15' x 15' (225 SF), including bathroom. Would suffice for a private European youth hostel, not designed or apportioned or comfort. No chair, no table, no closet, no towel hangers, no floor lamp, no fridge, no microwave, etc. Very poor interior room lighting, poor bathroom lighting, very poor interior hallway lighting, hard mattress, thin walls, heard upstairs footsteps. Only good thing was property location and common area lounge furniture decor. Parking was $35 per night. Overall, a poor value for the money spent. Never again."