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• 314 Taunton Ave

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  314 Taunton Ave, East Providence, RI 02914, USA

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• Providence

  Providence, Rhode island's state capital is a fighter. After its trade departed for the South in the 1950s, it’s jumped back as a cultural centre with a flourishing art group. Providences historic east side was safe the destroying ball in the built up urge of the 1960s, leaving entire sheet of foreign houses completed.

  Providence is divided in half by the Providence River, which until the last 10 years, flowed under the streets. In an urban beautification project led by the famous Mayor "Buddy" Cianci, the river was rerouted and again exposed with elegant paths along the banks and a frequent "Water Fire" event that turns the downtown area into a Venice-like celebration with gondolas tending to fires in metal baskets that run up the spine of the waterway - quite a sight in the summer, and a warming experience (as long as you have a hot cup of cocoa and a blanket) during the New England Winter. North of the river and I-95, is the quintessential Italian neighborhood on Federal Hill where some of this world's best restaurants are located (really).
  
  Don't forget the sprawling Roger Williams Park, and the downtown arts and theater districts as well.

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• The Grange

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  The Grange 166 Broadway, Providence, RI 02903, USA

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• Wellness Rising LLC

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  85 Industrial Cir #2202, Lincoln, RI 02865, USA

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• 16 International Way

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  16 International Way, Warwick, RI 02886, USA

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• Rhode Island

  While it might be the smallest state in the U.S., and you might be able to drive across the width of it in 45 minutes, and yes, it was the last state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, more commonly known simply as Rhode Island, or “The Ocean State”, is nevertheless a wonder to behold. With over 400 miles of coastline on the easternmost border of the United States, and cities such as Providence, Narragansett, and Pawtucket, there's definitely more than meets the eye to this tiny state.
  
  Despite having just over 1 million people within its borders, and being the smallest state, Rhode Island is nevertheless full of pride when it comes to what the state has to offer. And rightfully so, because there's just as much history here as there is in states such as Pennsylvania or Massachusetts. Rhode Island is one of the original 13 colonies who declared independence from British rule, and places like Providence and Newport have been around since nearly the inception of the country. Meanwhile, Pawtucket was the starting place of the American Industrial Revolution, and set against the backdrop of the Blackstone River makes for one of the most picturesque New England towns in the nation.
  
  Meanwhile, the coastal scene of Rhode Island is nearly bursting with opportunities, from the world-famous Cliff Walk along the Atlantic coast, to Block Island, Narragansett Bay, or Aquidneck Island, home to the “City by the Sea”, or Newport as it is more commonly known. The headquarters of Brown University at College Hill combines 18th-century wood-framed houses against the setting of Providence itself for a positively breath-taking experience. All in all, the combination of scenic beaches, New England atmosphere, and American history make for a trip that should definitely be part of your itinerary, regardless of what time of year it happens to be.

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• Newport

  One of New England's oldest towns, and one of America's first playgrounds for the super-rich, Newport, Rhode Island has been a land of splendid resorts, motels, and breakfast spots through the whole year for families to joy.

  This seaside town has shopping, great dining and plenty of tourist attractions along cobblestone streets. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, Newport comes alive as one of the biggest college party towns in New England. Don't miss the Newport mansions, summer homes of America's early industrial giants around the turn of the last century, such as the Vanderbilts and the Astors.
  
  Trinity Church and Fort Adams are also major attractions. Between the mansions and the ocean is the Newport Cliff Walk, a paved trail along the ocean that offers great views of both the sea and the mansions. Rich in history dating back to the 1600s, Newport has long since been considered a center of maritime activities. Not only did it used to host the America's Cup regatta, but the United States Navy has also had a long-time presence here as a center of its underwater warfare center, surface warfare, and the Naval War College.
  
  The Naval Academy was temporarily based in Newport during the Civil War and JFK trained at its PT Boat school during WWII. Newport is also home to the Tennis Hall Of Fame and miles of beaches.

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  776 Centre St, Brockton, MA 02302, USA

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• Rockland

  The City of Rockland is located about 42 miles to the east of Augusta Maine which is the state capital and is located in Knox County. Its main industry is comercial fishing and lobstering. Rockland harbor is protected by a mile long granite wall leading out to the lighthouse giving the harbor some protection for the boats docked there.
  
  The town's main street has retail shops, bars and restaurants, banks and hotels. Rockland also is home to the Maine Lobster Festival and the North Atlantic Blues Festival which take place during the summer months.

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• Braintree

  A municipality south of Boston, Braintree is favored by commuters into the city because of easy transport links by rail, subway or the highway. Traffic can be an issue on I-93 at the infamous Braintree Split where other highways merge in. Access to Logan Airport is also easy via shuttles or driving.
  
  The town is split between residential, light industrial and commercial. There aren't a whole lot of tourist activities but there is plenty of shopping at South Shore plaza and good food nearby. The prices of lodging tend to be high so it may not be worth the cost if you're touring Boston but it is an option because the transit to and from the city is easy.

  Braintree, MA, USA

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• Matthew Thompson
  My girlfriend and I stayed at the Historic Jacob Hill Inn in August and it was truly a wonderful experience. The best hotel / B&B stay I've ever had. Everything had a personal touch -- the owners, Bill and Eleonora are lovely. They accommodated our every request and the property was so relaxing. Would definitely go back for sure!
• Kristina Nero
  We have had the pleasure of staying here so many times, and it is always a wonderful escape for us. From the moment you arrive, it is a special experience - the Jacob Hill Inn is a destination in itself. We enjoy so many amenities that it is luxury worth every penny! Speaking plainly, why would you stay anywhere else when you can enjoy wine upon arrival, a spa jacuzzi, a full breakfast in the morning, perfectly manicured grounds with gorgeous views season-to-season plus the hospitality and individualized service that Eleonora and Bill graciously provide!? We look forward to every stay, and we highly recommend anyone visiting the Providence area forgo the usual and try this unique and special destination.
• Bryan Pressley
  From the moment I stepped out of the car, literally, I was greeted by the warmth and hospitality of Bill and Eleonora. It was like visiting friends who were expecting me and my wife, and the experience only got better from there. After being shown around the beautiful building and getting a brief but interesting history, we were shown our room, the Diamond Level Newport Suite. Immaculately kept with a gorgeous view, relaxing Jacuzzi and quite possibly the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. And the next morning at breakfast the hospitality just didn't stop. Great spread and an intimate feel, like you were personally invited to a fancy restaurant that had a come-as-you-are attitude. Most definitely the best experience I've had and I look forward to having another opportunity to stay here!
• Gregory Manrique
  Great service, Bill and Eleanora are amazing hosts. We had a wonderful weekend.
• Ray Emerson
  My wife and I, both local residents, won a breakfast and tour of the Inn as part of a local charity auction. After seeing the property, meeting the wonderful owners, and enjoying a fantastic breakfast of stuffed French toast, we decided to spend Valentine's weekend. Our two nights in the Vanderbilt Suite were really lovely, and, with some record cold temperatures outside, we were glad for both the fireplace and the jacuzzi tub. Our room was beautifully furnished (my descriptions won't do it justice...look at the website), and the hard work both Bill and El put into designing and maintaining it really shows. I particularly liked the wide-plank ceiling with handmade nails at each end, and a similar design may appear in my own house someday soon. Bill and El are two wonderful people, and (from a business perspective) I have never met two people who knew their product so intimately. Every light fixture and doorway has a story, either from the original facility in its life as a hunting lodge, or in their own 25 years of building this beautiful property. It was an absolute joy to guest with Bill and El at their Inn. As I write this review, having a cup of tea from my Historic Jacob Hill Inn mug (one of 3 that came home with me), I find myself looking forward to another visit, and another extraordinary breakfast under Bill's and El's roof.

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