Admiral Fitzroy Inn  

This charming 1854 Victorian provides a restful retreat in the heart of Newport's bustling waterfront district. Period antiques decorate the rooms, each of which has either an antique brass or hand-carved wood bed. Two rooms have private decks with harbor views. Its namesake, Admiral Fitzroy, commanded the Beagle, whose most famous passenger was Charles Darwin.

Cancellation Policy: We do require full payment on all package reservations with a 14-day cancellation notice.

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Driving Directions: From Connecticut, New York and points South/West:
North on I-95 into Rhode Island. Take exit 3A - RTE 138 East. Follow all signs to Newport. Cross the two bridges. Take Scenic/Downtown Newport exit (1st exit, right, at end of the 2nd bridge). Turn right off exit, onto Farewell Street. Turn right at 2nd signal light onto America's Cup Ave. Turn right at 7th signal light onto Thames Street Inn on the left, parking in the rear.

From Boston and points North:
South on RTE 93 to RTE 128 to RTE 24 to RTE 138 Left exit onto RTE 138A (Newport Beaches). Note: past beaches, 138A is Memorial Blvd. Turn left at signal light/harbor onto Thames Street. Inn is on the left, parking in the rear.

From Providence/Airport and points West:
I-95 South, to RTE 4 (left exit), to RTE 1, to RTE 138 East. Follow directions from New York.