Situated in Newport, this charming bed and breakfast for $480 per night is a great choice for your next trip. Immerse yourself in the warmth and grace of this elegant Inn located in the heart of downtown Newport. Enjoy a private suite with full bath and access to a shared kitchen and porch. Austin House Inn has Victorian charm with modern comforts. Rated 9.6 of 10 on Bookings over 43 reviews Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 10 for a two-person trip. Location 10/10 Cleanliness 9.8/10 Value 9.5/10 Comfort 9.8/10 Facilities 9.8/10 The owner of the Inn resides in a private apartment right on site. He affords guests lots of space and privacy, but is available when needed He also provides property managment by Warner Realty Group, who are a phone call away with offices right in town. We are a quick text or phone call away should you have any questions or need assistance! Austin House Inn is 1,650 feet from the center of Newport. The Austin House Inn sits in the heart of historic hill. You are steps from Newport Harbor's special events and festival attractions, waterfront dining, bars, dancing and entertainment venues and world class shopping. Harbor activities include boat charters, excellent seasonal fishing, sunset cruises and sightseeing. Historic Hill is home to many wonderful cultural institutions. Walk to the Newport Art Museum, the Redwood Library, Bellevue Avenue Mansions, many beautiful antique and craft shops, historic churches and Touro Synagogue, the oldest in North America. Beaches are within a mile of the property and kayaking, surfing, kite surfing and oceanside nature preserve trails are nearby. The famous Cliff Walk which meanders above the Atlantic Ocean and fronts on Newport's most famous mansions is accessible by foot from the property. Just a 6-minute walk from Touro Synagogue and 0.7 miles from International Tennis Hall of Fame and featuring free WiFi, Austin House Inn offers accommodations in Newport. Located a 16-minute walk from Easton Beach, the property provides a garden and free private parking. Gooseberry Beach is 1.8 miles from Austin House Inn, while The Preservation Society of Newport County is a 20-minute walk away. This is our guests' favorite part of Newport, according to independent reviews. You can pull up to the Pelham St entrance to unload your bags. You will receive a secure code to unlock the main entrance and find your key in your suite along with a parking pass, which allows you free parking at The Elk's Lodge, located 2 blocks up the street at 141 Pelham St. There is also free street parking on upper Pelham St, but watch for Permit Only parking on Spring St and lower Pelham. The Spring Two suite is located on the second level of this three-story Inn. The shared fully-appointed kitchen is on the first level. There is also a mini fridge in your suite. As you enter, you'll notice the cozy front porch, a perfect spot for relaxing in the shade. There is an outdoor shower with hot water for a refreshing al fresco experience! Originally home to sea captain William Austin, and over the past four decades to a family of two generations of fine artists, The Austin House has a long and storied history on Newport's Historic Hill. Built in 1882 this stately Queen Anne Victorian was thoughtfully restored by an area team including regional artists and designers, Newport's renowned artisans, crafts people and housewrights. Now open to the public as The Austin House Inn, guests will find aesthetically stylish and comfortable rooms which combine late 19th Century design with contemporary amenities and flair. The nearest airport is T.F. Green Airport, 29 miles from the accommodation. Park your car and walk around downtown Newport just outside the front door. You'll want to drive to the beaches or take an Uber. Newport Pedicab is staffed with eager, friendly drivers who will bike you around Newport's busy downtown. Pick up the Newport Harbor Shuttle just .3 miles away at Ann Street Pier and experience the harbor. Ask them to take you to Marina Cafe on Goat Island. Sit outside at their bar which looks back across at Newport for a special view of this wonderful city. Uber and Lyft are plentiful, bikes are a great way to get around but remember, this is a colonial era city with very narrow streets which are congested in the summer. Be careful!