Beautiful house with some unique furniture. Very good tour guide who makes the history channel me alive. Sadly no interior photography allowed. The mood in the rooms lit by afternoon sun is so unique

Nice grounds on the waterfront. Very historical. The tour mostly focused on the furniture craft of the time with some tales about the previous owners of the home. Likely a great tour for those who love antiquing. Its a small house relative to the others on the house tours and would be one of the first to be cut from my itinerary.

The house was wonderful, our tour guide (Owen) had a good sense of humor and did a great job with the tour. The furniture was nice, but hard to see due to a lack of lighting. Overall a wonderful tour. I would highly recommend it.

Well done. Knowledgeable guide. Nice Colonial example.

If Youre a history buff, this is the place to go. Our guide was fantastic. It was actually one of my favorite homes on the tour.

This is not a review of the museum. This is a review of the admission price. The Breakers is $26 and I spent 2 hours there with an excellent audio guide at my own pace. On the same day I came here and the price was $35 for a tiny house. Im not sure if they understand why there were swarms of people in Breakers and 3-4 people here, walking around impatiently waiting for the tour to start (which they wont start because there was not enough people). I love history but this is just... strange.

Very great tour on colonial furniture styles and the exports of the colonial newport. Very cool and very descriptive.

Very beautiful artifacts. The tour guide, Carla, was very informative. Very pleasant experience.

Our guide, Priscilla, was very knowledgeable about the interesting history of Hunter House. The house and its contents are lovely. I especially liked the progression of chair design through the years on the upper floor and examples of local Newport tiles. Absolutely worth seeing.

Excellent tour. The history of the house is important but the information concentrates on the furniture and architecture.Check out the water level inside the house when it flooded.... I cannot imagine.

Fun little mansion true golden age not gilded.

DONT SKIP IT!Historical must see.

A beautiful piece of history. This house is absolutely gorgeous situated on Narragansett Bay with a lovely view.

Wonderful preservation with too much furniture for the period, but I understand the reasons for this as the Preservation Society wishes to allow visitors to see as much of their collection as possible. Atmospheric and excellent guides who impart a great deal of knowledge in an easy to assimilate manner. The only criticism is - restricted opening hours. My wife and I are from England, currently living in Boston, and it took three visits to gain access.Marvelous house, when we got inside !

Excellent examples of colonial era furniture and architecture. The tour guide was exceedingly knowledgeable.

If you like to see and know about antique furniture, clocks etc, this is a great place for you. Otherwise just go and see other mansions.

I learned a lot about Newport history.

Nice, quiet place

One of our favorite Preservation Society properties. A gorgeous colonial home with the most amazing history of all the properties.

Love the history

Not great. Whitewashed history.

Very Good Experience and quite enjoyed it!!!

Well preserved 18th century house

Fascinating

Smaller house among Newport mansions, very I retesting tour about its history.

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