Vanderbilt Grace

The Vanderbilt Grace features a rooftop terrace and puts you just steps from Touro Synagogue. Guests can visit the spa to be pampered with deep-tissue massages, facials, or body treatments, and Muse, one of 2 restaurants, serves dinner. An indoor pool and a bar/lounge are offered, and rooms at this luxurious hotel have conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves.

Built in 1909 by Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt for his mistress, Agnes O'Brien Ruiz, this Grace Hotel property aims to impress, and does. More than 70 early-20th-century paintings, including magazine cover illustrations for Vogue and the The New Yorker, hang in common areas on permanent loan from the hotel's prior owner. The rooftop deck has cocktail service and a spectacular view of Newport Harbor....

After its $11-million renovation, this 1908 Georgian Revival manse gives no hint of its last use as a YMCA (1915-1968). Built with a donation by Alfred Vanderbilt, it would now suit its benefactor as one of his own residences. Public rooms contain antiques and paintings. Bedrooms have armoires, fabrics with period patterns, and, in the older wing, 18-foot ceilings. Rosenthal crystal and...

The Vanderbilt Grace is an historic boutique hotel in Rhode Island just minutes from the delightful waterfront of Newport, and is one of the towns best kept secrets.152170ATTR:RESTAURANTFITNESS CENTERMOTELS & HOTELSPOOL

A Luxury Hotel in the heart of Historic Newport, Rhode Island, just off bustling Thames Street The perfect home for vacation getaways to the Newport Cliffwalk, Mansion Tours, Newport Harbor, and other nearby local attractions