1. Bath Butler Soap Collection The New York Times has recognized Abigail Stoneman as one of the innovators of this most decadent hospitality indulgence. Unlike some of our hotel imitators, our Bath Bar Soap Menu is a complimentary service featuring 10 custom designed bathing experiences that blend 30 of the world's finest soaps, salts, foams, skincare and spa products. They are paired with selections from our tea menu and water bar menu for a truly one-of-a-kind experience.

2. Pillow Menu  Twenty different options for the perfect night of sleep. From ultra soft down, to non-allergenic foams, buckwheat, anti-snore, anti-wrinkle and even water pillows, the complimentary pillow menu is designed for revitalization and relaxation.

3. Harry Potter-Style British Library  Custom mahogany paneled library holds hundreds of faux books handcrafted in the English Cotswalds. Behind the collection of historically accurate, antiquarian treausres lies secret panels and hidden doors. One of the doors leads to an exotic Victorian Bathing Salon. Above and Beyond Suite.

4. Abigail Stoneman Colonial Ads  Newspaper clippings from the 1700's of business advertisements written by Abigail Stoneman, Newport's first female entrepeneur, first woman innkeeper, and one of the featured subjects in Vicki Leon's book, "Uppity Women of the New World." She also brought coffee and tea houses to New York and Boston. Tea and Sympathy State Room.

5. "Newport Women Of A Certain Age"  A collection of paintings of women -- most of whom had a Newport connection -- spanning three centuries of Newport life. Seventy-five in all, ranging from Jacqueline Bouvier to the Astors and Vanderbilts, the artwork is on display throughout the Inn.

6. Tea For Two Tea Room  A private tea room for two. This intimate Victorian nook can be reserved for our acclaimed afternoon tea, a private "anytime tea," or reserved for a private breakfast. Elegant and petite, Tea For Two features a collection of antique tea pots and cups, plus a library of tea books.

7. James Finch Water Bar  CNN TV calls it America's most luxurious water bar. It is Rhode Island's only acqua bar and it's reserved just for guests. The complimentary water bar menu features a collection of two-dozen of the world's favorite still and sparkling waters.

8. Beatrice Turner Artwork  A 1907 floral painting by legendary Newport artist Beatrice Turner, on a ballroom door panel from her Newport manor home -- never before on public display. Some of her other classic work is also on exhibit throughout the Inn. End of Innocence State Room.

9. Exotic Tea Menu  While our afternoon tea has been recognized as one of the 20 best in America, that is just the beginning. Our connoisseur tea menu features 45 of the world's finest premium estate teas. The collections of white, green, black, and oolong teas, plus top botanical blends, are served loose leaf in fine English china and Asian teapots. It's a tea room like no where else. Complimentary, for guests only.

10. Architectural Delights   Among the pieces featured, a one-of-a-kind, late-Victorian antique built-in mirror and clock cabinet from the Newton, Massachusetts estate of the founding family of Stride Rite Shoe Co. The mirror alone is over 10 feet tall. Victoria Suite