Rhode Island
 

Bed and Breakfast Rhode Island


Do you need a convenient place for your overnight stay in Rhode Island? There's a couple of Bed and Breakfast places scattered all throughout the state which offers bed accommodation and usually a breakfast to enjoy in the morning. These places can be a renovated home, mansion or hotel.

 

Keep in mind though that some of these bed and breakfast places, despite still considered by the name, don't offer a morning meal at all. To make sure that every traveler is going for the perfect temporary place to stay into, offered here is a list of recommended bed and breakfast places to stay in Rhode Island.

 

First in the list is the 1873 Architects Inn located in Newport Island. This 23-room residence, five of which were uniquely-designed guest rooms according to the Victorian period, was built in 1873 as a

private residence of Architect George Mason.

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Comfort and elegance have been the inn's promise and it won't fail its visitors who will surely be satisfied in a room bestowed with modern appliances like cable TV, DVD, air-conditioning, refrigerator and Wi-Fi amidst the colonial-inspired interiors. Including in the rates are morning meal and afternoon refreshments and snacks. The inn also includes free on-site parking, free local calling, bicycle storage area and beach amenities, since the place is only blocks away from the beach.

One can experience cowboy fun in Stagecoach House Inn in Wyoming, Rhode Island. Another Victorian period-inspired inn with a feel of country, this historic building was formerly a stopover for stagecoaches passing through Richmond since it was established in 1796. The building was tested by time and had been worn out but was refurbished in 2001, with the original two fireplaces restored. All rooms are equipped with air-conditioning units and private Jacuzzi tubs. Local attractions near the inn are the University of Rhode Island, Yawgoo Valley and eight golf courses and Country Club. The river is only a walk down away, where partners can enjoy fishing trout.

Serving as an attractive structure in the Providence is the Greek-inspired Edgewood Manor which is located two and a half miles from downtown Providence. Considered as a luxurious bed and breakfast, it was constructed and commissioned in 1905 by Samuel Priest, this mansion offers one of the best B&B services in the state. The mansion's original beauty was restored in 1994, accentuating its beautiful rooms ornamented with fireplaces and stained-glass windows. While furnished with antique art, the amenities of Edgewood Manor include cable television and wireless Internet access.

Last in this list is Old Court Bed and Breakfast also in Providence, incorporating a mixture of twenty first century lifestyle and nineteenth century style as its motif. It was built in 1863 by Alpheus Morse as a rectory, and is situated in Benefit Street with a stretch of the best Colonial and Victorian houses in the country are its neighbors. Rates include a overnight stay and breakfast.