The East Room at Mooresfield is a spacious and charming room with soft bedding and fluffy towels. The bathroom has a double sink and is connected to the bedroom by a small private hall/passage with a large mirror that can serve as a changing area if you are traveling with friends or family. I enjoyed imagining the lives of the original inhabitants of the home when taking in all of the period details. The library on the first floor was an enjoyable place to explore and to have breakfast or a quick sit down before heading up to your room or out the door. The hosts are very helpful and kind to their guests. Each morning we were met by a thoughtfully prepared breakfast of good coffee, juice, yogurt, fruit and pastries. The hosts went out of their way to make my small child feel welcome by showing him the model train and brining him a selection of cereal to choose from. We had easy access to the state road and freeway which brought us quickly to Wickford (north) or Charlestown and Westerly (south), and found it nice to leave the tourist areas at the end of the day back yo the bed and breakfast. The grounds have dedicated guest parking and open spaces to stroll through if you want to get some fresh air. If you are going to stay on a Monday if Tuesday, we found that many dining choices were closed those days and we had a little difficulty finding evening outdoor dining before Wednesday. We enjoyed the food at TwoTen Oyster Bar, a 15 minute drive away, and found easy lunch items at farm stands when we tired of fried seafood. I found Mooresfield to be a great value and a memorable part of our mini-vacation.