Best Hotels in North Smithfield

My two grandkids, my wife and I stayed at this hotel for two nights. I had two suite upgrade certificates left in my Bonvoy account and decided this would be a great time to use them. The chances of getting upgraded is usually about 50-50. I called the hotel a couple of days ahead of our arrival and explained that a suite would be extremely appreciated with our 9 and 11 year-old grandkids. I asked if I could put in a separate request for a suite based on my Lifetime Titanium status. She said no problem and would attach a note to our reservation. The day before our arrival, I got a notification that we had been upgraded with the certificates to a 720 sq. ft. king suite with an incredible view of the capitol. We arrived early and our suite was still occupied, so William took all our information and said he would notify my when the room was ready. We took the kids to the Museum of Natural History and the Planetarium. Upon exiting the planetarium I saw a notification that our room was ready. We checked in and the room was beyond our expectations! The sixth floor suite had an amazing view of the Capitol. We settled in and my grandson could not get internet access for his Nintendo switch. We went to the front desk and Nicola tried to help but couldn’t get it to work. So she gave us a number for IT support. We walked down to Providence Place and had dinner at the food court. When we returned he called the IT guy and he was connected in less than 5 minutes! Thank you Nicola!! We had access to the Club Lounge and picked up some sodas and waters. The next morning we had breakfast in the Club Lounge. The food included fried eggs, sausage, fruit and pastry items, coffee, and juices. The following morning the choice was scrambled eggs and bacon. Robert, the gentleman in charge kept everything stocked and the room clean. The following day we took the kids to Newport to tour the mansions. We got back around 6pm. The rooms were cleaned and looked pristine. The bathroom was huge. It was handicapped accessible. The shower had plenty of pressure and hot water. The room a/c worked great. We departed after breakfast. Hanna quickly checked us out. The room bill was perfect. The valet guys were great. The kids were already talking about when we could return. We can’t wait to return to this historical (former) Masonic hall.

We’re off I-495, less than 10 minutes from Wrentham Village Premium Outlets and Supercharged Entertainment. Chilson Park and Franklin State Forest are within four miles and we’re 15 minutes from Gillette Stadium. We have a 24-hour fitness center, an indoor saline pool, and a Spin2Cycle laundry. Enjoy your in-suite kitchen and daily free breakfast.

I have to say that sometimes when I’m traveling to an area I don’t know very well, I won’t stay at a hotel if it’s not a name I know. I expect a certain standard when I stay at a reputable chain such as Hilton. This isn’t an awful hotel, but there’s nothing special about it. Our room needed updating. It smelled like mildew. There was mildew or some sort of stains around the peripheral of most of the bathroom ceiling. There were stains that looked like either lipstick or blood all over the outside of the bathroom door. The parking garage was crowded and filthy. The button that you were supposed to use to let yourself in and out of the parking garage didn’t work so you had to call for assistance every time. like many hotels, they are not servicing the room if you stay multiple nights and that’s fine. But I called and requested towels and they never delivered them. The hotel website implies that there is a restaurant. There is not a restaurant. There is a bar that’s open in the evening, and they may serve food in the evening, but that’s not a restaurant. The television was awful. There was no literature in the room or in the hotel about things to do in Providence. this is not an awful hotel, but it’s not a good one, and it certainly isn’t up to the Hilton name.

The beautiful environment of the hotel is a classic in the century-old architecture. In the literary city center, the interior has modern facilities and the service is very warm. The lobby also provides guests with delicious drinks and desserts. The public areas are quiet and elegant, and the surrounding environment has a cultural heritage. The famous mural wall is in the surrounding area, which is a good choice for home travel.

We stayed here while we were attending the NABC in Providence. The cold buffet breakfast was quick, adequate. Room was neat, AC good, reasonably quiet. At first it’s a little tricky getting around the hotel, having to take an elevator from the room to the 1st floor only to catch another elevator up to the 2nd. This is because there’s East and West wings of the hotel. For some reason they have the escalator connecting the 1st and 2nd floor closed. For me, I’d ask to take it a step further and let us take the stairs to and from our rooms, get some natural exercise. I suppose there’s liability issues with that. Otherwise, we were happy at the Omni for the 5 days were there in July.

I stayed one night at the Holiday Inn Express in Woonsocket. The hotel was decent from a cleanliness standpoint but that was about it. The area around the hotel was rather rough with homeless people hanging around the parking lot. There was a lack of decent restaurant options nearby with only a second-rate taqueria and a diner in walking distance. The breakfast the next morning was so poor that I ended hardly eating and going out for breakfast. Overall, this was subpar for the brand.

This was a solo stay on April 20, 2023. I am a Hilton Honors Diamond member, and as such I enjoy trying different properties across the portfolio when I visit different cities. In Providence, I had not yet stayed at this Homewood Suites, so I decided to give it a try. It was a stopover on the way by train to Boston, so I found it extremely convenient, a few blocks away from the station. I was surprised that this hotel did not offer a Digital Key, because it would have allowed me to bypass the odd arrangement of the entrance on the street level and the front desk on the second level. So I had to stop at the desk to claim my plastic old school card key. The desk staff was professional and described the hotel and features, as well as mentioning breakfast down on the street level. My Diamond status was recognized. My room was the one I had chosen during the online advance check-in the day before arrival. As it was a suite, it was certainly spacious. But.... the HVAC was hard to control, if at all. The outdoor temperature went down to the low 40's, and so I would have liked to have my room warmer than it was. Turning the thermostat higher just displayed the higher temperature but did not make the temperature higher. Unfortunately this was realized when I was ready to go to bed, so I wasn't going to contact anyone to rectify it that late. I found the bathroom to also be spacious, with enough room to put my toiletries on the counter. Because of the room temperature I opted not to take a shower that morning, so I cannot vouch for whether there was any issue with hot water. Breakfast.... I did not expect much. It was buffet style but limited selection. I did have scrambled eggs. I was bothered in the morning before my planned departure from the room and well before check-out time by Housekeeping knocking on my door. I thought that they only come in between guests. I had to yell that I would be out within half an hour. All in all, a great location but the lesson learned is to check the temperature control earlier in your stay if possible.

We stayed here for one night to attend my brother’s graduation ceremony at RISD. The hotel is conveniently located and very clean as its a new facility in the town. Staff were friendly and helpful. Would recommend people to stay.

We typically come to the area once or twice a year and have been staying in the downtown area to be close to restaurants and things to do. This time we tried this hotel as my Husband is a Marriott Bonvoy member and we used points for the stay. We were disappointed when we arrived to find the cafe area closed at nights and only open for breakfast. This was one of the reasons I selected this hotel as we figured it would be convenient to grab a quick bite and drink at night during our 4 night stay. Our room was clean, beds comfortable but could use a renovation soon. Location was great, walked across the street for Waterfire, CVS and Providence Place Mall. We would not stay again for our next trip as there are other hotels that we liked better.

Located in Smithfield, Home2 Suites by Hilton Smithfield, RI is within a 15-minute drive of Brown University and Twin River Casino. This hotel is 8.9 mi (14.3 km) from Rhode Island Convention Center and 8.9 mi (14.4 km) from Amica Mutual Pavilion.Enjoy recreational amenities such as an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a television in a common area.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Home2 Suites by Hilton Smithfield, RI. A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served on weekdays from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM and on weekends from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Smithfield? This hotel has 1200 square feet (111 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 99 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and microwaves. Wired and wireless internet access is complimentary, while 46-inch Smart televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include safes and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.