Hotels in Newport

Newport Golf Club challenges with strategic doglegs and water hazards across its well-maintained 18 holes. Local golfers appreciate the relaxed atmosphere and scenic setting just as much as the course's clever design.

Step back in time at this intimate museum showcasing Newport's colonial past through period rooms and local artifacts. Don't miss the recreated schoolhouse and kitchen that bring 18th-century New England to life.

Newport Town Common buzzes with farmers' markets and summer concerts around its historic bandstand. Bring a blanket for Sunday evening performances and soak up the small-town charm in this community hub.

Pristine lakes form the headwaters of the Connecticut River in this untouched wilderness paradise. Kayak crystal waters, spot wildlife at dawn, or hike forest trails with minimal cell service—bring a map.

Crescent Lake's glassy waters make it a paradise for smallmouth bass fishing and peaceful kayaking. Pack your own gear and insect repellent to fully enjoy this 128-acre natural retreat.

This 128-acre New Hampshire lake offers serene waters perfect for fishing and boating away from city buzz. Pack a picnic and your fishing gear for a peaceful day surrounded by nature's tranquility.

If you're after a night at the opera while in the center of Newport, try and grab some tickets at Newport Opera House. If you want to experience more of the culture Newport has to offer, head to Connecticut Lakes Region, Newport Historical Society, and Perkins Pond.

Tucked along Rockybound Pond, this quiet local beach offers a peaceful escape for swimming and fishing. Bring your own chairs and bug spray—amenities are limited but the forest views make up for it.