Wetherledge is an amazing place to stay, so many treasures and odd nooks, and beautiful sea views. Our group saw rainbows, moonrises, and sunrises; birds, groundhogs, and rabbits. There are lots of different rooms with different character: some dim and intimate, others airy and bright. There are at least four day beds for lounging (one outside) and someone could even sleep downstairs and still have decent privacy. My favorite room was the sunny kitchen. (It has a table for 7 or 8 max; the formal dining room table has leaves and can probably seat 10.) Emily equipped the kitchen with all the modern appliances (even a slow cooker we used for jambalaya) and also stocked plenty of breakfast food: Peet's coffee, Rhode Island eggs, English muffins, Natalie's juices, fresh fruits (mmm mango), half-n-half, and 1% milk. Explore around the house right away, so you know what's available and where all the light switches and dimmers are - Emily will show you upon arrival, but pay attention, some are hidden. Note, all three bathrooms are shareable, but the downstairs one, far from the bedrooms, has the best shower, a walk-in. Jamestown itself is full of treasures too. Make sure to walk or drive into Fort Wetherill, especially the uppermost parking lot with all the benches overlooking the mouth of Narragansett Bay, and farther downhill the beach and coves used in the movie Moonrise Kingdom. Thank you Emily for making us feel right at home in this unforgettable place.