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You will find a great selection of vacation rentals to book if you are looking for a property with a pool in Newport. Interestingly, our data shows that more hotel room include a pool than condo. Additionally, they can welcome 7 people, on average, while condo with pools can host an average of 5 vacationers. If you would also like to be close to the water, more than a quarter of the accommodations providing a pool are within 2 miles of the waterfront.
Easton Beach (1st beach)
1. Easton is always lively, with lots of activities like carnivals, concerts, volleyball, and a carousel.
2. Sachuest Beach (2nd beach)
Located in Middletown, Sachuest beach boasts calm, clean water where swimmers flock. With excellent surf breaks, boogie boarders and surfers find it a perfect spot to catch some waves.
3. Fort Adams State Park
The park offers outstanding views of Newport's harbor and an array of water-based activities, all within a lovely surrounding.
The Newport Art Museum features a permanent collection of art from the 19th century to present, while the National Museum of American Illustration highlights works from the golden age of American Illustration. The Newport Opera House is also a cultural gem where visitors can experience live performances in an historic monument.
From your beach house, head to these iconic Newport landmarks for a bit of sightseeing.
The Rose Island Lighthouse
This 19th century lighthouse appeals to both history lovers and explorers. Guided tours of the lighthouse museum give insight into the site's history.
Queen Anne's Square
This historical spot offers a quiet and relaxing environment within a bustling downtown. It exudes a historical aura with houses and commercial buildings that have stood since the colonial era. There's also the 18th century Trinity Church, which you can explore to see its reliquary design.
Ballard Park
This 13-acre nature preserve within the city of Newport is home to a dense forest and walking trails, and is open from sunrise to sunset. The park's annual illuminated garden festival brings colorful lights to the park and highlights unique features of the park's meadow quarry.
Newport has earned a reputation for its pet-friendliness. There are many different places you and your four-legged friend can explore outside your beach house.
1. The Cliff Walk
With or without a dog in tow, this scenic walk past some of Newport's most iconic Gilded Age mansions shouldn't be missed. Enjoy the sights and the warm sea breeze.
2. Brenton State Park
Take your pet to this relaxed area with panoramic views of the Atlantic coast. Visitors and their four-legged friends can enjoy hiking, picnics, walks, or fishing.
3. Wag Nation
Treat your pet to a shopping spree at Wag Nation, where you can shop for an assortment of dog toys and other pet-related items like collars, leashes, feeding bowls, and shampoo.
Housed in the Newport Casino, a National Landmark dating back to 1880, the International Tennis Hall of Fame features a museum celebrating tennis' greats with over 25,000 artifacts in addition to historic grounds and the restored Casino Theater.
The Breakers is a 70-room vacation home designed in the Italian Renaissance style. Commissioned by Cornelius Vanderbilt in 1893, architect Richard Morris Hunt designed the villa to replace a previously-standing wooden structure.
Built for the Vanderbilts, Marble House was inspired by Versailles' Petit Trianon and set the standard for the transformation of Newport from a summer settling of wooden beach homes to the opulent mansion-filled summer luxury destination that it is today.
Once the home of heiress Doris Duke, Rough Point is a seaside mansion preserved to retain the same interior decorations and artwork once collected by the former owner.
| 🏡 Vacation rentals available | 2,000 rentals |
|---|---|
| 💳 Possible discounts | up to 58% |
| 🌙 Nightly prices starting at | $99 |
| ⭐ Popular amenities | Pets allowed, Pool and Air conditioning |
| 🐾 Pet friendly homes | 379 homes |
| 🏊 Vacation rentals with pools | 455 homes |
The average accommodation in Newport is priced at $99 per night. $478 is the average nightly price for condos in Newport. House rentals in Newport cost $787 per night on average.
There are 2,000 rentals available for booking for your upcoming trip.
Most travelers search for Pets allowed, Pool, and Air conditioning when booking a vacation rental in Newport.
Choose from 455 vacation rentals available in Newport for renting.
Finding a vacation home in Newport that allows pets is possible, with 379 pet-friendly available.
If you are booking a vacation home in Newport, keep in mind that rainy season is usually in December or January, with September often being the driest.