Newport Weekend Guide

This post is sponsored by Visit Rhode Island, but all recommendations and opinions are my own.

Ahhh Newport. Whether the name conjures images of a yacht-filled harbor and the America’s Cup, or the Gilded Age mansions lining Bellevue Avenue there is something for everyone here. David and I have been several times for summer getaways, but there’s something extra cozy about visiting in the low season when you can grab dinner next to the fireplace at the White Horse Tavern (America’s oldest restaurant) or have the rocky cliffs around Castle Hill Inn all to yourself. 

Last week we had the pleasure of visiting for 3 days and 3 nights at the invitation of Visit Rhode Island, to share some of our old favorites and new discoveries with you. Many of Rhode Island’s best hotels are offering amazing rates on their rooms now through the end of January for the state’s inaugural Hotel Week (all details here!) and it’s the prefect excuse to get away and explore this charming coastal town. 

Read on for our 3 day, 3 night itinerary. 

DAY ONE

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Plaid Wrap c/o // Oxford Shirt // Denim // Bag (old, similar) // Heels c/o

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Coat c/o // Sweater (Ivory here) // Scarf (old, similar) // Denim // Bag (old, similar) // Shoes c/o

DAY TWO 

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Jacket // Sweater // Denim // Sneakers // Earrings all c/o Talbots

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Coat c/o // Cashmere Sweater Dress // Boots c/o (old, similar) // Bag (old, similar)

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DAY THREE 

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Jacket // Sweater(Ivory here) // Scarf // Shirt // Jeans (old, similar) // Bag // Shoes c/o

HOTEL WEEK RI

Rhode Island's first ever Hotel Week invites you to experience the Ocean State's best properties for a fraction of their regular rate from January 18-31st, 2020. Hotel Viking, where we stayed, is only $100/night and a marvelous base for exploring Newport, or continue down the coast and stay at the iconic Ocean House or Weekapaug Inn. Find all details about hotel week and participating properties here!

Three full days and there's still so much more I want to do from sailing to antiquing. Until next time! xx, SF