Bristol, Rhode Island places to stay / eat

Bristol Harbor Inn is the central feature of the newly restored waterfront complex called Thames Street Landing. Once Bristol's center of commerce and maritime activity, the historic buildings of Bristol Harbor Inn were formerly the home of the Historic Bank of Bristol (1797), the DeWolf Rum Distillery (1800) and the Wardwell Coal & Lumber Building. The reconstruction of these buildings was .....

The rooms reflect the warmth and charm of an elegant private home, with exceptional inlaid hardwood floors, three working fireplaces, high ceilings, 8-foot pocket doors and spectacular stenciling throughout. The Rockwell House Inn boasts very large common rooms and guest quarters with 10-foot ceilings. Front and back parlors open to each other, as well as to the dining room through the pocket .....

Built in 1808 by a sea captain. Federal-style house decorated in an eclectic style, fully furnished in antiques. On the Fourth of July Parade route, close to the Bristol Harbor and in the quiet historic district. Property features five comfortable guest rooms, each with a queen bed and private bath. Terraced back yard with a fish pond having large breeding Koi. Full gourmet breakfast each morning .....

National Register of Historic Places property dating back to the 1680's. Situated on 200 acres. In 1793 President George Washington spent a week at the farm with host Governor William Bradford. The rooms are furnished with many of the items from a notable antique dealer. The Governor Bradford House (circa 1745) and the North Pasture guest cottage each have 4 guest rooms with private baths. Some .....

Bed & Breakfast offers three guest rooms, each with private bath, air conditioning and fireplace. One guest room is a suite with private jacuzzi sitting room. Built in 1798. Featuring cultivated English Garden.