Narragansett House

Very expensive accommodations, and keep in mind that pictures ALWAYS look better than what it really looks like. We were soooo disappointed in our room. It was quite old and dated. Bathroom was substandard. Tiny shower (not sure how a heavier person could shower at all!), fixture caps missing. Breakfast was the same every morning (an egg “cup” and fruit). Parking is tricky in season. Honestly, the nicest thing about this place was the front porch and the view of the lovely flowers in front of the house across the street. That’s it! We felt robbed given what we paid—outrageous! Will never go back. Three stars is a generous review on our part.

Always kind reception, very cute and historic ginger bread house with a relaxing front porch, quite and good location near to all local amenities, fresh selection of yummy food for breakfast and afternoon cookies, ………………………………………………..

My husband and I spend 3 nights in room 8 for our anniversary. We arrived early on Friday and was told our room was ready. We were shown to our room, which was on the second floor on a corner. The room was small, but had a queen bed and it’s own bathroom. The only downside was lack of a bureau or closet for clothes. It didn’t phase us at all. We’re light packers and just lived out of our carryons for the weekend. There is a continental breakfast daily starting at 8:00 am. There’s usually some sort of egg dish, fresh fruit, granola, yogurt etc. The best part of the inn is the front porch. We spent a lot of time there(sorry Woddy). We would have breakfast there in the morning. And a few drinks after dinner. All in all we loved the place. Woddy the manager, made sure we had everything we needed. He is definitely an asset the the inn. We will definitely be back!

Waddy at the front desk was one of the most pleasant and helpful hotel staff we have ever met. Bent over backward getting us situated and checked-in early. The morning snacks, the life music entertainment and yoga on the beach were stupendous for the busy summer season. In the middle of everything in Oak Bluffs. Honestly, it was one of the best stays, we are definitely coming back!

Narragansett House was a great choice for our weekend stay on MV. It’s a quaint Inn within walking to all thing Oak Bluff. We stayed in room 1 at the top of a very narrow and winding staircase. The room is small and bathroom was even smaller which we chuckled about, but it worked and very much fit the theme of the Inn. Room had a comfortable bed and small closet if needed. The best part is the private balcony facing street which allowed for enjoying coffee and saying hello to passerby’s. Waddy was most welcoming and very nice. Helped carry luggage up and would text in the evening with continental breakfast options for next morning. Convenient system to where he would text options and timeframe. In the morning you simply go downstairs at the predetermined time and a basket with you choice and room number was ready to grab and go. Coffee was always available and self serve. Waddy also provided a table on porch supplied with masks, hand sanitizer and thermometer which was great to have available when coming and going. Will stay here again upon a return trip.

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