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"The hotel was beautiful, and conveniently located to plenty of restaurants and shops. The room was spacious, the beds were cozy, and the view of the water was perfect. We loved the water station. "

"Extremly lovely people who take care of you there, clean and comfortable rooms. Bed was top notch and the bathroom was very tastefully done. The breakfast in the morning could not have been a more pleasant treat. I feel that this place is going to be a repeat performance. Easy to get in and out of and they give wonderful directions. "

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"Nice view to the beach. There was a quirky smell on the hallway. "

"Great property. Clean, convenient (location and amenities) and the staff is next level. From the front desk, to the shuttle drive, to the resturant staff, every person we interacted with was genuine, helpful, and great at their job. Thanks for a wonderful stay! "

"A nice hotel with clean, comfortable rooms. The restaurant breakfast is excellent, especially the omelets. The staff is friendly."

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"This was our third stay at the Mill Street Inn and it won’t be our last. It’s located a couple of blocks up from Thames Street . . . so close to the “action,” but those couple of blocks bring you to a quiet peaceful spot. One of the things we really like about the Mill Street Inn is having breakfast brought to our room every morning . . . Allows you to have a nice relaxing breakfast in your room before getting ready to go out enjoy Newport."

"Room size was about 15' x 15' (225 SF), including bathroom. Would suffice for a private European youth hostel, not designed or apportioned or comfort. No chair, no table, no closet, no towel hangers, no floor lamp, no fridge, no microwave, etc. Very poor interior room lighting, poor bathroom lighting, very poor interior hallway lighting, hard mattress, thin walls, heard upstairs footsteps. Only good thing was property location and common area lounge furniture decor. Parking was $35 per night. Overall, a poor value for the money spent. Never again."