My husband and 3 adult children just returned from a week in Jamestown. I have to say while the photos look good, they don't capture the character, detail , charm and warmth of the house. When you walk in it says life is fun and good and of course you will have a great time while you are here. We never wanted to leave, every room is comfortable.

The harbor is less than a block away with stunning views. There are two cafes each a half a block away in different directions. One is at the harbor with a spectacular view of the harbor, bridge and great people watching. The other has better coffee and the best gluten free carrot cake and carrot muffins I think ever. The wine and cheese store at the harbor has a very good selection and the nicest most helpful young owners. The grocery store is a few blocks away, it has everything and good. There are local farms that are open to buy grass fed meat and eggs and take a walking tour.

The house has everything you can possible use to cook with. We made some great gourmet meals there. And of course Newport is just over the bridge. We found a restaurant that we liked so much we ate there four times. Our one dinner we thought was one of the best we might have ever eaten in a restaurant.

The house has a very comfortable porch that is the perfect place to sit and read and have a glass of wine after a rough day in Newport shopping or house touring. Or, the back deck is the perfect place to sit with that first cup of coffee and listen to the birds while planning your day.

Biking is easy on the island as is running or walking along the water. The view from the light house is worth seeing. The island has a calming effect that will slow you down. The house reflects the island calmness.

Bertrand and his wife are available by phone if you have a question or concern. Of course we had none it was so perfect. We have always had responsive and attentive airbnb hosts, but Bertrand and his wife are the most charming and caring and the entire house reflects this.

We will be back, hopefully sooner than later. Thank you Bertrand, Lise and Nora.