The Chanler at Cliff Walk

We absolutely adored our stay! We were so fortunate to have the ocean view room with terrace. We had an amazing time on this private terrace! We watched the sunrise in the early morning, sipped coffee, and admired the beautiful ocean waves during the day. And guess what? We even had a romantic champagne toast under the moonlight on the same terrace! The “Renaissance” room is absolutely breathtaking and charming. It truly lives up to its name. The spacious and comfortable bed, the beautifully appointed furniture, the elegant decor, the cozy fireplace, and the luxurious marble bathroom - it’s all just too much to take in. And let’s not forget the jacuzzi in the room - we definitely made the most of it!

What a magnificent, beautifully run property. Everything was done to the highest standards. I couldn’t be more pleased.

This is one of the most exquisite places in the US. We were, however, very disappointed not to get to have our breakfast in the Easton Dining Room. Right after the renovation, we stayed at The Chanler and they used the Cara area for breakfast. That was the most beautiful experience in Newport, with classical music and wide ocean views. For whatever reason, they decided to discontinue this experience. If we had known, we would not have booked a multi-night stay. The main reason we had booked was so we could have that wonderful breakfast in the Easton Room setting. That’s a one-of-a-kind experience for hotel guests, and my family and I talked about it for weeks. Now, we had to be content having breakfast in the darker/indirect-ocean-front setting of Remy’s Loose. It doesn’t seem like a big lift for the hotel leadership to organize breakfast at the Easton Room, and this would be a major selling point for hotel guests. Personally, we now know that we would prefer staying elsewhere and just coming by for dinner at The Chanler. Really sad — feels like a major missed opportunity to make this a unique hotel, and I hope this comment will make the hotel owner/leadership reconsider this. If they do, we’d be glad to book The Chanler again. But for now, we’re booking a different hotel and simply having dinner in the Easton Room.