Eleven-foot ceilings and distinctive, floor-to-ceiling arch top windows wind through Vanity Fair's four rooms, from the front of the Inn to the back. It features a whirlpool room dramatically framed by a huge bay window, and nearby marble fireplace. Decorated with art and memorabilia from Newport's Gilded Age, the suite features a rare, framed first edition cover of Vanity Fair magazine and works by William Makepeace Thackeray, including the influential book, "Vanity Fair."

The living room features roll arm sofa, chair, and cocktail table, with a large marble fireplace. Through a set of lace-shrouded French doors, an elaborate bathing salon showcases a handcrafted, green marble steam bath shower for two with drop down teak benches.

A hallway from the living and whirlpool rooms leads back to the bedroom, with its immense Duke of Marlboro king 4 poster, and a reading area with Victorian love seat, tucked into a floor-to-ceiling bay window. There are LCD HDTVs in the bedroom and living room, DVD players, and iPod sound system with built-in speakers and room controls throughout.