Historic Hotels in Washington County

"Setting is beautiful, the rooms are spacious and clean and and well done. Location is a perfect walkable spot for anything in the area you would want day to day"

"Great place right on the water."

"The entire staff was super polite and friendly upon arrival and when I checked out. They made the entire process super easy and stress free. I loved the space, it was in a very safe and in a great area with lots of restaurants/shops. The hotel was very clean and had free breakfast which was a great touch. I would absolutely book again!"

"The staff was very welcoming and nice. The room was very clean and comfortable. As a solo traveler, I felt very safe here. "

"Staff were so amazing. Specially the guy during night shift forgot his name. He made sure we had everything we needed. Salute to him "

"Beautiful property, right on the beach. Good restaurant on the property. Our room was clean but the carpet was stained and worn. "

"Rooms feel a bit damp even with AC on. Perhaps small dehumidifiers would help. As for the rooms basic but nice. Small fridge with actual freezer so you can buy ice cream for later. Small ice cream and food place I don't think they have an indoor place but they have picnic tables and umbrellas. Shower had built in bench great for getting sand from between toes. Staff was wonderful. This was our second year going. Just so you know out of state is only $12 for any of the beaches. If you walk on it's free . Being a smoker it was nice to have chairs outside each room with a table and ashtray. All things considered great quiet place to stay.."

" Overall the hotel was excellent, I will definitely stay again! Staff was very kind and room was perfect."

"The room was very clean. Minutes away from the beach which was one reason why I stayed there. Good food from the restaurant next door (Venice). Continental breakfast in the morning; good coffee excellent English muffins and blue berry muffins. We've been going to Misquamicut beach for a while now. We used to stay in Connecticut, if we go back next year. We are staying at the Winnapaug Inn. "