Hampton
Inn & Suites Providence
 Located
in the heart of the financial district, Hampton
Inn & Suites Providence-Downtown takes shape
inside the original home of Old Colony Bank
and most recently St. Francis Chapel. This historic
building sits adjacent to nearby corporate neighbors,
including Bank of America, Textron, and Citizens
Bank, and universities such as Brown University,
Johnson & Wales, and Rhode Island School
of Design (RISD). The property offers 110 beautifully
appointed guest rooms, including 37 suites,
32 king rooms, and 40 standard rooms, and will
feature limited meeting and function space.
Watch Hill Inn
& Annex Watch Hill, RI
The Watch Hill Inn built in 1845 was recently
renovated into large 1 & 2 bedroom hotel
apartments with magnificent water and sunset
views. The brand new Watch Hill Inn Annex features
several studios all with private balconies,
views, and fireplaces. Rentals available year
round.
Hotel
Viking Newport, RI
 The
Hotel Viking, found in the historic hill
neighborhood, is an elegant haven within walking
distance to shops, restaurants, historic attractions
and the Newport waterfront. The hotel has been
offering gracious hospitality for eighty years
and has hosted dignitaries and celebrities such
as the Kennedy's, the Vanderbilts and Astors
as well as musicians, writers and politicians.
Newport is a destination alive with New England
warmth and charm, and the Hotel Viking, a member
of the prestigious Historic Hotels of America,
is in the center of it all.
The Hotel Viking offers 10 meeting and function
rooms totaling over 14,000 sq. ft. of meeting
space. Specializing in all types of events,
ranging from small board meetings to large meetings
and conventions, all of The Hotel Viking's meeting
rooms are equipped with DSL high-speed Internet
lines, as well as house phone lines with outside
accessibility.
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Andrea
Hotel
Westerly, RI 02891
 Many
people ask, "How old is the Andrea?"
This is a question we may never know the answer
to since there are no town records that exist.
We think that the building was probably built
between 1870 and 1902.
We do know that a local family purchased the
property in the early 1900's to operate a bed
and breakfast called the Andrea Tea Room. During
that time, the seaside communities of Pleasant
View, (now Misquamicut), Watch Hill and Weekapaug
flourished as tourists from Connecticut, Massachusetts
and New York came to enjoy the lazy days of
summer.
In 1938, the most powerful hurricane to hit
New England passed directly over Misquamicut.
All that remained of the 400 buildings along
the Misquamicut coastline were the battered
remnants of the Pleasant View Hotel, the Andrea
Tea Room, the Wigwam (now Paddy's), and the
Atlantic Beach Casino.
In 1946, the Andrea Tea Room was sold to Ralph
Colucci Sr. The Colucci family, now in their
third generation of management, has been welcoming
visitors to Misquamicut Beach for over 50 years.
Long recognized as a local landmark, visitors
love the personal service and the casual atmosphere
that is offered at the Andrea Hotel.
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