There are few better beach destinations than Rhode Island.
Winter and fall visits are enjoyable as well, but be prepared to spend less time outdoors.
Rachel’s Big City Transportation is a favorite around Providence.
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Car Service:Lyft and Uber are available as usual throughout Rhode Island.
Adding to its popularity is the fact that it’s explicitly family- and pet-friendly.
Built in 1899, the property has been updated with modern finishes and classic touches.
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Guests can also expect sweeping ocean views from many rooms.
Originally a mansion, Ocean House is now a unique, beautiful hotel with thoughtfully maintained historical details.
Hotel Providence is also pet-friendly, making it a must for anyone traveling with their furriest family members.
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There are 14 individually designed rooms to choose from, each with their own working fireplace.
The nearby ocean, Cliff Walk, and Thames Street just sweeten the deal.
Better yet, Mission has started offering handmade choco tacos guess you’ll be getting dessert, too.
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Don’t miss out on the lobster paella and the margaritas.
Pizza options include classics as well as chef specials.
It’s not for the faint of heart, but definitely for the lover of cheese.
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Seasonal events, like the drive-through Jack-o-Lantern Spectacular, are family favorites.
Formerly confined to a once-yearly lighting, WaterFire has expanded to include an associated Arts Center and additional events.
Check the website for event details.
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The entire mansion, including the stable and carriage house, is open to visitors.
Architecture buffs will love a visitalmostas much as avid shoppers.
Newport:Located on Aquidneck Island, Newport is surrounded by beaches.
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Made famous most recently by Taylor Swift’sFolklorealbum, Newport’s mansions have a storied and fascinating history.
Some are now museums, if you’re interested in checking out how those during the Gilded Age lived.
Summer is balmy and humid appropriately, perfect beach weather.
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Summer is not quite as rainy as spring, though you may see some thunderstorms.
Fall is cool and comfortable in Rhode Island, with average temperatures ranging from 33F to 78F.
Fall is also very dry, with little rain, especially compared to spring.
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Winter can get very cold, and Rhode Island does see occasional snow.
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