Our family (me, wife, 2 kids) used Tom's cabin for extra space when visiting family in RI over Thanksgiving. Let's be clear: this is far more than a basic place to crash for a night. Tom took a dilapidated lakefront cabin, abandoned for 20 years, and turned it into a small custom home, with gorgeous woodwork inside and out (there's a "before" photo by the door). The owner lives very close and is available if you have any issues.
The cabin has good recreation possibilities (swimming with tethered raft, boating, kayaking) on lake with limited public access and "no motors" rule. My family in RI (who used to live down the street) says you probably could not even get zoning approval to build so close to the reservoir now.
The cabin is obviously good romantic getaway, but is also be good for a small family who doesn't mind being piled in to a few rooms and cooking in the living spaces. As other guests noted in the guest book, it's close enough to Providence (30 minutes+ depending on where you go) that it could be used for business or tourism there too. There is a fully-finished attic that is probably not legal to rent as a bedroom (you can't stand in it), but is configured to sleep 6+ and would be appreciated by teens or flexible adults. Obviously requires a car or bike -- rural Rhode Island is not strong on public transportation.
There's no "breakfast" except what you make yourself (there are tea and coffee, also popsicles, Marmite and Nutella from previous guests), so pick up your fixings of choice on the drive in. Tom did leave 2 bottles of wine, which are always appreciated.
No WiFi or Internet but Tom said that's next on the list to go in. Patchy phone reception, but our being on T-Mobile doesn't help there I know. There is a radio. Navigation is not really difficult even if you lose GPS reception as you get close, but it's obviously not just off the highway (but if you wanted that, you probably wouldn't choose the cabin anyway).
My family was making plans to come up in summer time even before we had spent the first night. Highly recommended.