Newport Bay Club and Hotel puts you in a great location, within a 15-minute walk of International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum and Touro Synagogue. Guests can enjoy the fitness center, and surfing/boogie boarding and water skiing are nearby. Rooms feature bonuses like kitchenettes and sofa beds, along with LCD TVs and DVD players.
Pros: Good bed and furnishings. Convenient location.
Cons: The bar across the street was VERY loud.
Pros: Accomodation had loads of character and was in a prime location.
Cons: No breakfast included.
Pros: Location & onsite parking
Cons: Rate was a bit high, sheets were ol
Pros: The location is perfect for exploring all that Newport has to offer- close to town and beaches
Pros: The cafe was excellent. The hotel is central to everything. Would book again.
Cons: There was construction going on.
Pros: We really enjoyed the room with a balcony off the living room and the bedroom. We had a wonderful view of the harbor and the city.
Pros: Location, staff, room
Cons: Coffee was not replenished the second day....
Pros: Right in the middle of town perfect spot, highly recommended, staff was incredibly helpful and really nice. Thank you for everything.
Pros: Spacious
Cons: Not very clean
Pros: Everything was very excellent and would stay again... great location !!!!
Cons: Just a little too loud outside for sleeping purposes.
Pros: Location, location, location. In the heart of downtown, waterfront Newport, RI.
Cons: The facility is worn & torn, feeling it's age, needs attention. It actually is a timeshare resort that sells vacant rooms, as available. They are in a big push to find new "members" (new blood) to “share” the obvious need for maintenance-fee dollars, but seems little evidence that the “parent” owners of the facility are putting the money back into the property.
Pros: This hotel is in the heart of downtown Newport and convenient to everything. We only used our car to drive to the mansions tour. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms have small kitchenettes with dining areas making it easy to bring food back or have a quick breakfast on hand, including glassware and utensils. We would happily stay at Newport Bay Club and Hotel again.
Cons: There are TVs in the living area but not in any of the bedrooms of the three rooms we booked.
Pros: Good bed and furnishings. Convenient location.
Cons: The bar across the street was VERY loud.
Pros: Accomodation had loads of character and was in a prime location.
Cons: No breakfast included.
Pros: The location is perfect for exploring all that Newport has to offer- close to town and beaches
Pros: The cafe was excellent. The hotel is central to everything. Would book again.
Cons: There was construction going on.
Pros: We really enjoyed the room with a balcony off the living room and the bedroom. We had a wonderful view of the harbor and the city.
Pros: Right in the middle of town perfect spot, highly recommended, staff was incredibly helpful and really nice. Thank you for everything.
Pros: Everything was very excellent and would stay again... great location !!!!
Cons: Just a little too loud outside for sleeping purposes.
Pros: This hotel is in the heart of downtown Newport and convenient to everything. We only used our car to drive to the mansions tour. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms have small kitchenettes with dining areas making it easy to bring food back or have a quick breakfast on hand, including glassware and utensils. We would happily stay at Newport Bay Club and Hotel again.
Cons: There are TVs in the living area but not in any of the bedrooms of the three rooms we booked.
Pros: Location & onsite parking
Cons: Rate was a bit high, sheets were ol
Pros: Location, staff, room
Cons: Coffee was not replenished the second day....
Pros: Location, location, location. In the heart of downtown, waterfront Newport, RI.
Cons: The facility is worn & torn, feeling it's age, needs attention. It actually is a timeshare resort that sells vacant rooms, as available. They are in a big push to find new "members" (new blood) to “share” the obvious need for maintenance-fee dollars, but seems little evidence that the “parent” owners of the facility are putting the money back into the property.
