Located on prestigious Touro Street in the Historic Hill area of Newport, Rhode Island, Abigail Stoneman Inn is within walking distance of most Newport attractions and two blocks from Newport harbor, with its many historic sites, restaurants, shops and galleries. Conveniently located but quietly ensconced in an elegant setting,

Within our own block are historic Touro Synagogue (America's first synogogue), the Newport Historical Society (in one of Newport's famous old buildings) and other architecturally important historic buildings, restored to their Victorian and Colonial splendors, lighted by the antique gas street lights that illuminate Touro Street.

Two blocks north is Bellevue Avenue with its famed Gilded Age mansions, the International Tennis Hall of Fame, the Newport Art Museum, the Redwood Library (America's oldest) and more shops and restaurants. Toward the nearby harbor front, historic Colony House, which served as Rhode Island's revolutionary war era capitol building, and the hustle and bustle of Thames Street, Brick Market, Bowen's and Bannister's Wharfs, and Newport's new restaurant row on Broadway..

Leave the car behind and enjoy the pleasures of a Newport walking tour of this treasure trove of historical, cultural, and religiously significant buildings, neighborhoods, and places. The shopping and the dining aren't too bad either.