Neptune

Neptune. Housing sailors and strays since 1912.

Previous lives include: a church house, a lodgehouse for working men, a sports bar, a chicken shop, an inn, a nightclub, a house of ill repute.

Reincarnated as a boutique hotel called Neptune.

Summer in New England.

Always leave room for dessert.

Sweet treats at Mémère’s captured by ALICIA VALDEZ

Thomas Eakins and John Laurie Wallace on a Beach, 1883.

Neptune is for lovers and loners, strangers and friends. A storied hotel full of secrets, with plenty of room for yours too.

Setting sail for the summer with HBT

Neptune — the Roman god of the waters, feared and loved by mariners and adventurers, protector of all that dwells beneath the waves — a fitting patron for a haven in Rhode Island’s prosperous port city.

Captured by Hospitality food and beverage lifestyle photographer

Lovers at Neptune as seen by Mayfair Studio

Monsters of the Sea, Legendary and Authentic by John Gibson, published by T. Nelson and Sons in 1892.

In a port city shaped by trade, tides, and truth-seeking, Neptune is a refuge for explorers, philosophers, lovers, and mavericks.