| a family sole suite adds a second bedroom with a trundle bed. the 8 individually decorated, victorian-style rooms feature antique furnishings and fireplaces, as well as free wi-fi and tvs with cable channels. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. full gourmet breakfast is served in a formal dining room. most provide minifridges and dvd players, and some have 4-poster beds. occupying a palatial, 19th-century mansion with a 33-ft-tall oak-paneled entry hall and indoor wraparound balcony, this elegant b&b is a 12-minute walk from salve regina university and a mile from the block island ferry. common areas include 2 sitting rooms with fireplaces, plus a furnished veranda
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