Providence Hotels with Wifi

"Excellent location, close to Amtrak train station, mall and restaurants. Walkable to College Hill, Federal Hill. West Tower better then East Tower which is in dire need of renovation."

"房間類似大學宿舍，雖然面積不大，但是性價比非常高，衞生條件也不錯，就是空調等設施電器簡陋了些。有公共衞浴，方便洗漱；酒店離布朗大學很近，方便出遊。"

"The hotel is in a good location, within walking distance to Brown University, Rhode Island School of Design and Museum, Providence City Center, train station and more. We booked a view room that is really a veritable ”room with a view”. Every day, we can watch the morning light, the sunset, the birds fly, and the cargo ship enters and exits the port... The hotel faces India Point Park and you can take a fitness walk. The items provided in the room are very useful, the American breakfast is solid, there are restaurants and bars in the hotel, but we may not be open because there are not many guests during our stay, the restaurant is open or not."

"Facilities: Standard four-star hotel facilities, felt better than Renaissance hotels in China. The hotel facilities aren't new, and the style is somewhat similar to Ritz-Carlton in China, but they are well-maintained. The rooms are also very spacious. We stayed on the top floor, and the view was great. Cleanliness: The room was very clean. Environment: The hotel's location is excellent, right by the state government offices, and next to a large shopping mall. The mall's parking garage charges $20 for an overnight stay, which is acceptable, and it's clean and safe. It's convenient to eat here. The Cheese Factory on the first floor of the mall is open until past 10 PM, so late arrivals don't have to worry about not finding food. If you don't have breakfast included, you can also grab breakfast at the bakery on the first floor of the mall; there's a good variety of choices and it's not expensive. Service: The front desk staff were friendly and welcoming, and I didn't experience any discrimination."

"Our hotel, probably located along the road, was incredibly noisy even with the windows closed. I could hear cars whirring outside constantly. During check-in, the front desk clerk didn't ask for my credit card for the deposit and parking fee. The next morning, the room alarm went off twice after 6:00 AM. For unknown reasons, they called again after 8:00 AM to ask if I hadn't used my credit card to pay for parking. It was truly terrible."

"The hotel is relatively close to downtown and cost-effective. The facilities are new, clean, and the service is enthusiastic. It is recommended!"

"The hotel is relatively new and the room space is quite large, but the price seems a bit high"

"The room was spacious, bright, and clean. Cookware was provided, so you could prepare simple meals yourself. The hotel is within walking distance of Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design. Macy's, a Japanese supermarket, a Korean restaurant, and a popular local Western restaurant are also a few minutes' walk away. There's a large parking lot across from the hotel with ample parking. I really enjoyed the free coffee offered all day in the restaurant on the first floor. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Rhode Island!"

"Providence is very clean and safe overall. The hotel is located right next to the main station, so you can easily walk to catch trains and buses. The rooms are spacious and offer excellent value for money. They also provide a complimentary breakfast."

"Pros: The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. Complimentary tea and coffee were a nice touch. The breakfast was delicious, and interestingly, it worked like a regular restaurant where you get a bill and hand over the voucher you received at check-in. The location was great. Cons: They said construction noise would only continue until 5 PM, but I heard several loud, machine-like noises well past 8 PM. I almost asked to change rooms, but the noise eventually died down so I let it go. Also, there were two bottles of water in the room, but unless you’re a Hilton Silver member or above, they charge $3 each. If I had other options, I probably wouldn’t stay here again."