We've stayed at the Edgewood Manor a few times but this time, we stayed next door at the Newhall House. Andy (the owner) was super nice and greeted us like we were old friends. Andy met us in Edgewood Manor and walked us over to Newhall House. We stayed in the Elms Suite. When I opened the door to the room, my jaw dropped. It was BIG! There's a hallway in the suite with two separate bedrooms and a large bathroom. The bedrooms have high, period beds (there really needs to be a step stool in the rooms!) The bathroom has a shower stall and a jetted tub. It was so relaxing!

Breakfast the next morning was unbelievable. We started with freshly baked blueberry muffins. Then, we were offered fruit cups. After that course came eggs, bacon, and pancakes (mine were banana but you had a choice.) So yummy! Plus, all the coffee/tea/juice that you could ever want. There's also a cereal bar (which is nice for children.) My son is a super picky eater but he ate the pancakes that Joy made for him. Success!
Joy (the chef) was pleasant and added some humor to our breakfast. Sitting in the gorgeous dining room and chatting with other guests added to the whole ambiance. I felt like royalty (Downton Abbey, anyone?)

We will definitely stay again. I do prefer to be in the main house so that I can have a cup of tea in the lovely sitting area near the fireplace in the evening.

I highly recommend the Edgewood Manor B&B.

My boyfriend and I stayed here recently, and when we got there the whole place was locked up, and we stood outside for a good ten mintues but it's the middle of January, it's cold! I've heard several reviews about how you need to be there on time, and we were. After we waited we called the owner and asked what was going on and he said the innkeeper will be their soon and he gave us the code to get in (which I thought was strange). When the innkeeper finally arrived he was stoned and seemed very unorganized. When he showed us to our room it was freezing cold but thank god for the electric fire place. When I went to go find the innkeeper to see about the wifi he was in the basement (turning on the heat). Thank god we had some where to go for the night because we were pretty disappointed. However, the room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the breakfast in the morning was okay. Overall it was okay after their was heat but pretty pricey! I wouldn't waste my money.

The decor is amazing, antique and romantic. Breakfast was wonderful and the host charming. I would visit in any season but the beautiful Christmas decorations and comfortable formality of the Manor made it especially wonderful at the holiday season. One night's stay felt like a mini-vacation. We are definitely going back!

One of the highlights of our recent weekend in Providence was our stay at Edgewood Manor. It is located 10 min. from Providence, near a bay and a short walk to Roger Williams Park. It is situated on a wide block with many beautiful homes, some dating back over 100 years (do take a stroll down the street). The inn, itself, is quite charming, furnished lovingly with beautiful antiques and it has a peaceful, soothing ambiance. The rooms are spacious, lovely and clean and the beds are amazingly comfortable. And then there is Joy, Andrew's mom, a delightful woman who personally cooks your breakfast and sees to it that your coffee is always fresh. What more can you ask for? Jan and Kevin