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An overnight stay at Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast is only for the most daring; others best opt for the one-hour guided tour. This Victorian house is the site of one of the most gruesome and sensational crimes in world history. Lizzie Borden allegedly killed her stepmother and father with multiple hatchet blows. However, she was not proven guilty, and the mystery continues to fascinate historians, criminologists, and media, with the incident depicted in books, poems, and television shows. This house, bearing the historic address 92 Second Street, was the Borden family home, and guests can rent out their original bedrooms, some of which are said to be haunted. Guests and visitors can watch the crime scene recreated and shop for memorabilia from the attached souvenir shop.

Built in 1909, this historic, 5-star Newport mansion features fine dining, a luxury spa and a garden terrace with an outdoor pool and city views. The Newport Mansions are within 2 miles away. A flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi and a DVD player are included in each luxurious Hotel Vanderbilt room. Decorated in neutral tones and soft color accents, they also include robes and spa bath amenities. Vanderbilt Grace’s Muse restaurant serves gourmet cuisine in an elegant setting. Wine and signature cocktails can be had at The Bar. Guests can also enjoy al fresco dining among the landscaped gardens on the Garden Terrace. The spa includes a fitness center, indoor pool and a sauna. Guests can read a book in the Christy Room or play a game of pool in the billiards room. The concierge desk can arrange various activities. The Tennis Hall of Fame is a 15-minute walk from this boutique mansion hotel. The Cliff Walk is 1 mile away.

Maintained by Sarah and Albert Bouchard, Bouchard Inn & Restaurant is renowned for its cozy rooms and proximity to the Newport Harbor. From the outside, this two-storeyed hotel resembles a quintessential American home built using wood which is topped by a triangular roof. The rooms here are known for being spacious enough with a large bed, bathrooms and refrigerators. Bouchard Inn which started as a hotel with six rooms in 2005, slowly increased in size to 15 rooms when The Revolving Door was made accessible in 2014. Some of the rooms here face the waterside so that you can enjoy fantastic views of the harbor.

The Hydrangea Inn, located on Bellevue Avenue, is decorated with fine antiques and period furniture of the Gilded Age. You will enjoy a luxurious stay in this six-room inn with a sundeck, thick towels, plush carpets, afternoon tea and evening refreshments served with long-stemmed crystal wine goblets. Enjoy an extra free night during quiet season at this historic inn in the heart of Newport. Breakfast is a full hot breakfast buffet. All rooms have private baths.

Step back in time and experience authentic old world elegance at The Chanler, a hotel located on Newport's famed Cliff Walk. As one of the most historic properties in New England, it is surrounded by acres of manicured gardens and overlooks the sparkling waters of the Atlantic. The elegantly furnished rooms comprise The Chanler's unique accommodations, each designed around a historical period or decorative theme. The rooms are accessible via stairs only. Indulge in extraordinary meals at one of the property’s celebrated restaurants as you relish ocean views and relax in an atmosphere of tranquil elegance.

The Renaissance Providence Downtown is definitely one of Rhode Island's most stately and elegant places to stay. The Freemasons began construction on the massive edifice during the Roaring Twenties, but with the advent of the Great Depression, work came to a halt in 1929. It was abandoned for years until the city began to repair its sister building in the 1980s (the adjoining Veteran's Memorial Auditorium) and in 2004 revitalization began on the 'Temple.' The hotel renovation maintained the original facade built in Greek-Revival style so its architecture is still very apparent upon its facade. Inside however, the interior is entirely new and all of the well-appointed rooms contain the amenities in which the Renaissance brand is known to provide its guests, such as luxurious bedding and toiletries, video games and even a wet-bar. Most of the rooms also have great views of the Capitol Building and its location is ultra-convenient for venturing out on foot to explore downtown.