This hotel is 3-4 miles from Newport. It's on a busy street mixed in with some cheap motels, the entrance to a Navy base, and some run down retail stores. The hotel itself is passable, though somewhat rundown. The carpets appear worn, and the rooms was a bit dirty, with crumbs on the desk and fridge. There is an indoor... more

We booked this hotel thru famous website, that you do not know until you pay what you will get, and that was a big mistake. Arrived at the hotel before so called 3 P.M. check-in time, and even though the hotel was virtually empty , the girl at front desk insisted that we wait till 3 P.M. I traveled all... more

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel and wanted to let everyone know. My boys are 15, 13 and 12 and take up lots of space. Our rooms were large and we were able to get two that were attached so that there was plenty of room for everyone. We just about wiped out the free breakfast every morning... more

This is my second time staying at this hotel as a business traveler and I would like to say that it is a great and very affordable choice. I run my own consulting firm, so when I travel I am loooking for something inexpensive but nice. The Holiday Inn Express in Middletown fits the bill. Unlike the hotels in downtown... more

We wanted a two or three night stay in Newport over Labor Day week end, but we waited too long to find much of anything available. We eventually found the Holiday Inn Express and only had the courage to book it based on the reviews we found online. It turned out to be well worth our while. My husband and... more

I wanted to write to say that this hotel is a great choice for families with young children taking a trip to Newport. When we looked at hotels in downtown Newport, we realized that we couldn't afford the trip if we stayed in downtown Newport. A little tripadvisor research turned up this hotel and I will echo the other posters... more

This hotel is about a 5 minute drive from downtown Newport, and only a few minutes beyond that for the mansion tours and the cliff walk. Hotels downtown will cost you upwards of $400, and really, what do you get for that? We didn't go to Newport to hang out in our hotel room and appreciate it. We went to... more

My spouse and I stayed here on the outskirts of Newport, RI, a few days ago. It's a decently priced hotel in a very expensive area. The room was clean, average sized, with very comfortable pillow-topped beds. The bathroom was clean and average sized. They provide free internet services and free computers to use in the business center. The breakfast... more

We have stayed there three times and each time it was problems. No one really cares. Plugged toilet, drape that won't close all the way in room on the first floor, hair on the toilet seat, plugged drain in tub, remote TV changer won't work are some of the things we have reported to the staff. I have a frequency... more