My wife and I spent two nights in the cabin in the summer. This is a really special place to stay. The description has all the pertinent information, but it's hard to capture exactly what it's like to stay here.

For one, the glassblowing studio is amazing. I pictured a small hobbyist/artist studio, but this is a professional operation. In addition to very cool glassware, they also make amazing fine art glass pieces, including a small show at the Newport Art Museum. And not only do they make the glass, they made all of the ovens and related glassblowing equipment.

As with the studio, the cabin was built by the owners, but with an incredible attention to detail and craftsmanship. The grounds around the studio and cabin are impeccably manicured.

Staying in the cabin does feel a bit like camping, though, with no running water inside, an outdoor shower, and a short walk to the bathroom (read the description carefully). On the upside, it is so nice to sleep with only the sounds of nature around you -- it is so quiet. And I really enjoyed the outdoor shower.

Jamestown is small, but nice. There is an excellent breakfast place (Slice of Heaven), and everything is *much* less crowded than Newport. You can also park in Jamestown and take the ferry over the Newport, avoiding all the hassle of driving and parking in Newport. You can ride the ferry as many times as you want for a very reasonable price.

David spent a lot of time explaining the details of the cabin and helping us get our bearings. We had a really nice time watching them work together in the studio, too. All the arrangements and facilities were perfect.

Thanks David and Jen!