Sarah Kendall House Newport

General Information

The Sarah Kendall House built in 1871 is 17 miles away from PVD T. Green Airport (RI). The guesthouse is an extensive green cottage with beige trim on the left at the ninth intersection at the corner of Washington and Elm. Also it's a 5 minute stroll from the chic of city centre Newport and steps away from gorgeous Goat Island. The features of the hotel the 50 foot tall stronghold living room that provides a dramatic vista of the Newport waterfront. The region attraction consists of antiques shopping, aquarium, art galleries, coast, gourmet/fine dining, historical interests, live music, movie theater, museum, ocean, Newport Winter Festival, Newport Music Festival, Tennis Hall of Fame, historic homes in neighborhood, Mansion Tours, Annual International Boat Show, vineyard, and winery. The inn is an sumptuous empire Victorian in the town by the sea's historic point neighborhood with comely bed & breakfast across from Newport Harbor, praising everything from the water vistas, old furniture and accessories, and off avenue car park. Customers able to receive off to a terrific beginning with Gourmet chef Fran Babcock whips up mouthwatering dishes like eggs benedict, blueberry French toast, and airy fruit cup catered with juices and coffee. The guesthouse serves on crystal that catches the rays of the sun, ancient china, and a beautiful assortment of platters and pitchers. Treats are catered on the expansive facade porch facing Newport Harbor embellish with wicker chairs, settees, and the porch is the ideal place for watching the sunset. The hotel can propose cheese and crackers in evening staple. All visitor suites are gorgeous airy apartments, ornamented in the Victorian convention with fireplaces, ancient furniture and accessories, air conditioning, privy bathrooms, and flat screen TVs with cable, wi-fi Internet access, and fax. The guesthouse outfits every room with bathrobes and a coast bag with plush towels, sunscreen, and each small thing one requirements for a day by the shore.