Rhode Island Green/Sustainable

A river with floating buoys, a bridge, and buildings along the banks.

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Our top choices for Rhode Island eco-friendly hotels

An outdoor seating area with sofas and tables, a brick building with large windows, and a river view.

1. The Loom Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Warwick

Connor

HK$1,185 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

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Top Rhode Island Hotel Reviews

Newport Harbor Island Resort

8/10 Good

"Very convenient to have the shuttle bus available. We lacked time to use the bikes but they are a great perk. Loved the white robes in the bathroom. Could you more outlets in the room. Bedding was very good."

Atlantic House

10/10 Excellent

"We had a wonderful stay at The Atlantic House in Narragansett! The location is absolutely perfect, with beautiful ocean views and easy access to everything in town. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and very welcoming. The staff was friendly and helpful throughout our stay, and we really enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere. Waking up near the ocean and being able to walk around Narragansett made the experience even better. We had a great experience and would definitely stay at The Atlantic House again. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient place to stay in Narragansett!"

The Newport Harbor Hotel & Marina

8/10 Good

"Reserved the hotel to attend the Newport Boat Show, and the location truly was perfect, within easy walking distance to the events, restaurants, and everything happening in town. Unfortunately, the room itself felt dated and definitely needs an upgrade for the price they charge. Also, be careful with parking. We arrived early knowing our room wouldn’t be ready, but were hit with an extra $50 fee on top of the $35 parking charge simply because we pulled in at 11 AM instead of 2 PM. There were plenty of open spots, so it wasn’t a capacity issue. When I questioned it, the front desk suggested finding street parking and returning at 2 PM, not exactly helpful when thousands of people are flooding Newport. Just be aware of the timing, or you’ll be surprised by extra fees."