Luxury Hotels in Rhode Island
Looking for a place to stay after an
enjoyable trip in Rhode Island with the
vision of preserving your coating of class?
As long as you have the luxury to afford to
taste the comfort of Rhode Island’s best
hotels and inns, then you are up to for the
ride. A good bunch of hotels can be located
throughout the state.
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We made the tasks
easier for you by listing here the four most
recommended places: Hyatt Regency Newport,
Hotel Providence, The Francis Malbone House
and the castle Hill Inn.
Probably one of the most unique among hotels
located in Newport, the Hyatt Regency
Newport nourishes its tenants with the
breathtaking views of the Newport Harbor and
Narragansett Bay. With the hotel's proximity
to Newport's major attractions along the
area will give the tourists the escape that
they've long been needed from the world
filled with stress. It is nearby shops,
jaw-dropping mansions, dancing sails of
yachts side-by-side the numerous historic
views of Rhode Island. |
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Providence's Hotel Providence is located in
the city's downtown which directs the
visitors to its Arts and Entertainment
District. Choosing Hotel Providence as the
place to check in would translate to an
easier access to theatres, shopping malls,
convention centers and the architectural
prowess surrounding of the untouched 19th
century neighborhood. Receiving a coveted
Four Diamond award on its first year of
operation, Hotel Providence is certainly an
excellent house of art.
Built on 1750, the Francis Malbone House was
built in 1750 for the shipping merchant
Colonel Francis Malbone. A true historical
piece, the structure was designed by
America's First architect, Peter Harrison. A
stay in the house resembles a time-traveling
experience since the house's beauty has been
carefully preserved throughout the years,
and was expanded after the Benjamin Mason
House has been purchased and restored. This
colonial art piece is Newport's only Five
Star Diamond Award-winning Inn
The Castle Hall Inn is situated in the west
end of Newport's Ocean Drive. Having been
secluded inside forty-acre peninsula, the
Castle has been a site of magnificent
beauty, making it as an attraction for
private gatherings and celebrations. Located
near the inn are other breathtaking works of
architecture along the coastline which
include the Agassiz Mansion, the Harbor
Houses and Beach Houses and cottages.
Another source of enchantment is the Castle
Hill lighthouse.
What do these places have in common? They
all have excellent accommodations. Most of
their accommodations include grand beds
laden with soft, relaxing pillows, sheets
and blankets. For those who may need to
check-out some of their business in the real
world need not worry because wireless
Internet access and a separate working area
also included in the amenities, as well as
daily newspapers who has the urge to know
the latest flash of information, and
on-demand TV programming and a video on
demand who would want to enjoy watching TV
shows in the comfort of the deluxe room.
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