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BEST WESTERN West Greenwich Inn
99 Nooseneck Hill Road, West Greenwich, Rhode Island 02817-1525Phone: 401/397-5494 | Fax: 401/397-7185
Enjoy a beautiful hilltop setting coupled with friendly customer service and luxurious amenities at this West Greenwich, Rhode Island hotel.
Welcome to the BEST WESTERN West Greenwich Inn, the perfect place to stay whether traveling on business or pleasure. Conveniently located off central Rhode Island's Highway 95, this West Greenwich area hotel boasts 56 spacious and beautifully-appointed guest rooms, each featuring a pillow top mattress, cable satellite television with HBO® and free wireless high-speed Internet access. Start each morning off with a complimentary continental breakfast before enjoying all that the West Greenwich area has to offer. This Kent County hotel also features an indoor heated swimming pool, spa hot tub, exercise facility and business services.
Traveling on business? The BEST WESTERN West Greenwich Inn is less than two miles from Amgen Pharmaceuticals and G-Tech World Lottery headquarters. Take a short day trip to Newport to enjoy the shopping, beaches and casinos. Families visiting the area will love the Roger Williams Park Zoo and the Mystic Seaport Aquarium. Take in a Patriots game at Gillette Stadium, less than one hour away. Enjoy the many festivals that West Greenwich sponsors each year including the Rhode Island State Fair, the Washington County Fair and the Newport Jazz Festival. Within 20 miles of the hotel, guests will also find themselves at Brown University, Bryant College and University of Rhode Island.
The friendly, helpful staff at the BEST WESTERN West Greenwich Inn is ready to ensure a fun-filled memorable stay in West Greenwich, Rhode Island. Make a reservation today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
April 2012
The Kingston Old time Jam Sessions meet the second and fourth Mondays, 7-9pm, year round in the Kingston Library.
May 2012
21 watercolor paintings by RI artist, Paula Visnoski, will be on display at the Newport Public Library.
Newport marks the final stop of this 3-part series, known for being the only dedicated Class 40 race in the United States.
June 2012
The original and longest running chowder competition in the world. Restaurants cook up more than 3,000 gallons of chowder. In Newport.
The Gaspee Days Colonial Encampment gives visitors a feel for colonial military life. In Pawtuxet Park in Warwick.
The Newport Bermuda Race is a 635 nautical-mile ocean race first sailed in 1906. It crosses the Atlantic Ocean, in challenging weather.
July 2012
Free summer concert series showcasing local talent at one of downtown Providence's most breathtaking parks.
This event will include a Parade of Sail through Newport Harbor, exhibits, food, music and family entertainment.
32 of the top men in pro tennis on the ATP World Tour will be in Newport to play on the only competition grass courts in North America.
August 2012
Cited as one of the "Best International and Short Film Festivals in the United States". In Providence.
Authentic 19th century coaches drive through the streets of Newport and grounds of the Newport Mansions, celebrating its preservation.
This event features live entertainment and authentic Irish cuisine. At the Newport Yachting Center.
September 2012
As one of the four largest in-water boat shows in the country, it features 850 exhibitors and more than 700 boats, power and sail.
Dinners, seminars, wine auctions, grand tasting and more. Food and wine experts and connoisseurs from around the world. In Newport.
Food, entertainment, games, crafts, home & garden competitions, pony rides, hay rides, and more. In Middletown.
October 2012
Thousands of pumpkins, in a magical display. Hundreds of carved jack-o-lanterns depicting people, places and scenes. In Providence.
