We arrived in Newport for a 2 day stay midweek. We visited the tourist info center downtown and found a nice Inn available and one that would take kids (son that is 2). We called the Inn and were greeted by a friendly innkeeper who asked us to visit. We would have taken the room right there but she wanted... more

I booked our reservation for the Admiral Farragut in Newport Rhode Island online and when they requested payment by check in advance I feared the worst. BOY WAS I WRONG! The room itself was wonderful, super clean, clean, clean, the linens were lovely the bathrooms wonderful with big jacuzzi tubs, and the B&B itself, charming, each room was unique. They... more

The Admiral Farragut Inn is part of the Inns of Newport, and it is an excellent choice for visiting that city. It is centrally located, less than five minutes from the Newport docks and Thames Street, but it is on a quiet, one-block-long street away from the crowds and the noise. We had booked an inexpensive upper floor room but... more

We recently spent 3 nights at the Admiral Farragut, which is located in the historic district within walking distance of many interesting sites, restaurants and shops. We opted for one of the small and very economical attic rooms, which was cute, clean, and homey. It was perfect for us! Breakfast there was definitely something special. We looked forward to it... more

My husband and I visited Newport last October. The Admiral Farragut Inn, Cleveland house, Clarkeston, Elms and Wynstone are all run by the same staff. The first three are located on the same street. I have to admit, I was a bit leary about our accommodation choice...at first. Upon checking in (check in is at The Cleveland House for all... more

Juste un peu difficile à trouver notamment en pleine nuit, mais beaucoup de charme, bien situé et un excellent petit... more