Marshall Slocum Inn is a 4-star hotel in Newport, Rhode Island, United States, located at 29 Kay Street, just 0,3 mailia from the city center. With 745 reviews, this welcoming property offers rates that start from $109.

Guest amenities include free private parking and on-site parking, free Wifi, and a streaming service (like Netflix). Climate control comes via air conditioning, and practical touches include a tour desk, private entrance, terrace, soundproof rooms, non-smoking rooms, and kitchenware with a kitchenette. Garden views, a picnic area, a garden, and free toiletries round out the thoughtful details.

Located in Newport, only 0,3 mailia from the city center, the inn blends convenient access with garden views, a terrace, and a private entrance.

A diverse lineup of accommodations awaits, making it easy to pick a fit for any trip. Options range from Queen Rooms and Deluxe King or Deluxe Queen doubles to Superior Queen and Superior King spaces, plus Family and Sea View layouts, Cottage stays, and larger apartments. The Deluxe Apartment is a standout for groups, accommodating up to 10 adults and 6 children, while a 904-square-foot 1-Bedroom Apartment offers generous space for longer visits.

Every stay blends practical comforts with a touch of green calm. Features include private entrances, terraces, and garden views, along with soundproof and non-smoking rooms. Free private parking and on-site parking simplify arrivals, and a kitchenette with kitchenware invites light self-catering. Outdoor spaces abound with a garden, a picnic area, and scenic views, while modern essentials like free Wifi, a streaming service, and air conditioning keep comfort at hand.

Booking is card-only, with American Express, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa accepted; cash is not accepted. The property sits about 0,3 mailia from the Newport city center, offering convenient access to sights and stroll-worthy streets. As a 4-star hotel with hundreds of reviews, it blends well-situated location with thoughtful touches to enhance every traveler’s Newport visit.