Little Compton Hotel Guide - Little Compton Historical Society hotels in Little Compton, United States of America.

"We were in the area for a wedding and this was the perfect central location between the venue in Portsmouth and all the attractions in Newport. The included breakfast was amazing as well as all of the staff. The pool in the photos isn’t a thing yet (there’s construction happening in the backyard now) but when it’s done I’m sure it’s going to be very nice! Would definitely stay here again when the renovations are complete! "

"The rooms were exceptionally clean and comfortable. The check-in staff were friendly and provided us with information about the local area. We enjoyed a nice breakfast in the morning with plentiful options. Definitely a gem of a hotel! "

"The bed and pillows were very uncomfortable. The AC in our room also did not work resulting in a very hot night. Otherwise, the room was very clean and nice views. "

"We had a cozy room for 3 people with an ocean view, it was clean, modern and overall well maintained property!"

"We were delighted with the cottage, very comfortable and well-stocked with everything we needed. We loved the chickens visiting outside the cottage each morning. There are some great beach walks within an easy drive, and the area is comfortably rural, while much of the state is a short car ride away. We would definitely return."

"It was a quite wonderful short stay. Zero complaints. Book your stay. "

"Breakfast Buffet was pricy - could have gone outside the hotel for a better cost and food. Internet connections kept dropping - do not get any rooms with numbers higher than 220/320/420. Told the front desk but nothing was done about it. Clean room but watch out for the bathrooms glass door which was not very private. Park in the back - closer to lobby. Restaurant staff was very good and attentive. A-Plus to them."

"View is amazing, breakfast in the am is superb. I would have liked to know ahead of time that I was staying at the adjacent building instead of the actual Stone Hill building, but it was still great. The speakeasy was totally fun, but I would raise the rate of the room a smidge and offer the customer their first beer, wine or cocktail for free. People love that. "

"Everything was nice and clean "