This is such a great space at a great location!
We wanted a getaway somewhere close where our teens could have some independence, and where we could avoid eating inside any restaurants. The layout of this unit - three bedrooms (all spacious, with windows, great linens, bureaus and nightstands, one with a king, one with a queen, and one with a full and a twin) on one side, with a full bathroom with a stand-up shower, and the other bedroom (also like the others, and with a queen) and a full bathroom on the other side of the unit. We weren't disturbed by the teens at night, nor were they by us in the morning. The kitchen is stocked with everything you could need to cook meals (there's a great gas grill out on the deck, too), and the kitchen table is perfect for feeding a group. The living room is cozy and welcoming, with plenty of room for all.
I loved the deck - perfectly sized for the grill and two chairs and a side table, and it was my morning spot to unroll a yoga mat, put in my earbuds and get in a nice outdoors practice.
Washer and dryer in the unit, and tons of towels of all types. You'd be hard pressed to run out of toilet paper and paper towels, there was plenty of handsoap at each sink, new, in package bars of soap in each bathroom, and dishsoap at the kitchen sink, with a new sponge.
The location is perfect - really a few minutes walk to Easton/1st beach, across the street from surfboard rentals (none on beach this season), Clementine's ice cream, upstairs from Mission Burger and Mission Coffee, Cumberland Farms a few doors down in one direction, Flo's Clam Shack a few doors down in the other, with plenty of outdoors seating. Sachuset/2nd Beach and Purgatory Chasm is walkable, but not really close if you're carrying a lot of stuff. Beach parking is really restricted this summer, so being close enough to drop people and stuff off and then jog back on your own is a huge bonus, or you can just go over to 1st.
Lots of great places to run - the Sachuset Wildlife Refuge has a nice surface, and there is parking there, not a long walk along 1st beach to Newport and the entrance to the Cliff Walk.
I can also see this being an amazing spot for a girls' weekend, especially after COVID - four big bedrooms, two bathrooms, and tons of full length mirrors, so close to the Newport nightspots.
Throughout Newport and Middletown, I was really impressed by how people were wearing masks, physically distancing from each other and really being respectful. We felt very safe.
All in all, I highly recommend staying here! You won't regret it!