This Converted Jailhouse In Rhode Island Is Now An Unexpectedly Charming Inn

If you've been searching for that unique getaway that is completely brag-worthy look no further. Spend the night in an old jailhouse without being convicted of any crime other than having too much fun. The Jailhouse Inn in Newport is a place where you won't mind doing time. Let's check out this historic spot in Rhode Island that offers a one-of-a-kind escape.

What was once an old jailhouse is now an unexpectedly charming place for a little retreat. The Newport Jailhouse was built in 1772, it served as a holding place for prisoners during the 17th and 18th centuries and later became the police headquarters. In 1986, the historic building was converted into the Jailhouse Inn.

Enter the lobby and you'll check in at a counter complete with jailhouse bars. However, the bars are the only thing in this spot that resembles a prison. The inn is beautifully decorated with just a hint of its criminal past.

Luxurious rooms and suites will guarantee sweet dreams. There are no jailhouse cots in this inn, just comfy beds to sink into for the night.

Enjoy a complementary continental breakfast in the quaint dining room daily. Fresh baked cookies make their appearance in the afternoon for a delightful snack.

A gorgeous front porch is the perfect spot to curl up with a good book or to enjoy watching the people stroll down the street.

The Jailhouse Inn has a fabulous location with just a few minutes walk taking you into downtown Newport. Shop, dine, stroll, and enjoy the city to its fullest.

The 23-room in has a colorful history and a relaxed atmosphere. Book a stay during one of Newport's many festivals and you'll have a mini-vacation that will make all of your social media fans drool with envy.

Find the Jailhouse Inn at 13 Marlborough St., Newport, RI 02840. Learn more about this notorious spot by visiting their website.

Do you know someone that would get a kick out of staying overnight in an old jailhouse? This inn isn't the only unique place for a getaway in Rhode Island. Check out this quaint little lighthouse where you can spend the night.