Bellini at The Beatrice is nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment you step inside, there…read moreis an undeniable sense of elegance in the atmosphere. We had the honor of being one of the first couples to be married on the rooftop in 2022, and the experience was truly unforgettable. The setting itself is breathtaking, refined, romantic, and effortlessly stylish. There is also an unmistakable sense of Italian chic woven throughout the experience. A sophisticated glamour and warmth that feels both transportive and deeply inviting, perfectly capturing the spirit of the Cipriani legacy. The space, the service, and the overall energy come together in a way that feels seamless and deeply personal. It is not simply a venue, but an experience, one that reflects sophistication and hospitality at the highest level. To celebrate such a meaningful moment in a setting like this felt incredibly special, and it is something we will carry with us always.

Amazing hotel. Service, cleanliness, luxurious. Really enjoyed our stay here this summerread more

I have stayed at a few hotels in Providence and this is probably one of my favourite. The rooms are…read morepretty spacious, the beds were comfortable with nice linens. The layout of the room is great and has a nice view of the state house.

I traveled from Boston for a quick getaway. This renaissance hotel wasn't like others I'd stayed at…read moreprior to. For one, it appeared pretty dated. Additionally, the shower was clogged (gross). Someone was sent to fix it which took a little bit and ran into our dinner plans since we needed to get ready. It also begged the question of whether the shower was cleaned since the housekeeper should have noticed the backed up water. In any event, the staff was nice but Im not inclined to recommend this location or give it another chance with my coins.

Long overdue review for my (2) night business stay at this hotel, let's go!…read more- I'm loyal to Hyatt, however- no options in D/T Providence...thus Hilton is my next choice - I've never stayed at a "Graduate" property, and yes they are different! - I like the idea of an older building/hotel that "fell out of favor" and gets renovated (it has character!) - Front desk/service was very good upon check in - Room was upgraded b/c of my status with Hilton (thus a bigger room/suite) - Although the decor of the room clashed AND no way would I ever decorate like that, it had a good vibe - Room was big, clean and comfortable - If/when I were to head to Providence again for business, yes I would stay here again

The Graduate is a former Biltmore Hotel built in 1922. The suites offer a separate bedroom and…read moreliving area. The suite was spacious and very comfortable. Staff was friendly and cleaning crew did an amazing job keeping the rooms clean and well stocked with towels. My tip is new hotels are nice, the Graduate takes you back in time and lets you experience what hotel we're like.

From the day we arrived to the time we left we had great service. The staff is wonderful, courteous…read morehappy with anything we needed. They delivered it to our the door. They have a in door walking bridge are attached to the mall so you can walk through to the mall . anything you need CVS Macy's and all the leading stores are here no need to go outside5*****stars

Stayed here for one night…read more Even with trying to access the guest WiFi and deluxe package, I could not get onto the WiFi at all. It was incredibly annoying, so I just went a night without WiFi. Couldn't figure out how to dial front desk. They were very polite, though I was kind of annoyed they were calling me by my middle name, which is not my preferred name. Room and hotel is pristine though. Very comfy bed. I didn't want to wake up!

The Dean is a cozy minimalist hotel in a convenient downtown Providence location. The rooms are…read morenice but very small with none of the extras you normally get in a hotel room like a refrigerator. The ambiance of the hotel gave me the feeling that this is the type of hotel for a night with a "side chick" or a "sneaky link". There is a speakeasy on site, the elevator is tiny and dark, and the hallways are dark with low red lighting. The staff is very helpful and friendly and I'm sure very discreet as well. The Dean is not for everyone. But I was charmed by its uniqueness and enjoyed my stay here. I would definitely go back with the right kind of company next time...

Btw that's blood on the ceiling!!! Like WTF!!! I don't know what happened before we got into the…read moreroom!!!

For 3 days only: Friday, August 29 - Sunday, August 31, there was a free Disney & Alice in…read moreWonderland Art & Cosplay Expo in Hilton Providence Downtown Hotel. The website was easy to use to book the free tickets. The expo was open on Friday 6-9 pm and Saturday & Sunday 12-6 pm. I entered Hilton Providence Downtown Hotel on Saturday around 1:30pm and saw a sign that the Amazing Art Expo was on the 2nd floor. I headed upstairs and followed some more signs to the Amazing Art Expo. There was a table of prints selling for $15 each and free prints for sharing the event on Facebook or Instagram. The Amazing Art Expo had tables of Harry Potter, Studio Ghibli, Disney, Star Wars, Alice in Wonderland, and so much more prints. No photography was allowed in the room. The prints were selling 1 for $35 each, 2 for $30 each, 3 for $25 each, and 4+ for $25 each. David Sobolov, the Voice Actor for Emperor Kaido in "One Piece," Gorilla Grodd on The CW Network drama The Flash, and Sean Carlson, a freelance artist born and raised in New York, were both at the Amazing Art Expo. It was nice to walk around and see the different prints. There were a good amount of people.

Look at all these one star reviews! Shameful for a Hilton. I booked rooms with breakfast included…read morein the price on Priceline, they cost more, and the hotel just would not provide what I paid for. So I had a half dozen kids doing a college tour and had to go off site somewhere else for breakfast when we were on a tight schedule AND I PREPAID FOR BREAKFAST!! I had proof of this and the very snotty front desk clerk with endless attitude said he couldn't see it on his end so he couldn't do anything. Well, contact a manager I said, and he refused. They said a manager would be in 10 am the next day, an hour after we would have left the hotel. People with problems in the morning - too bad, it seems, that is their approach. This was bad enough, but then it took many hours of my time explaining it to these people. Very little to no acceptance of their fault in this, nor agreement that my printed receipt specifying breakfast should have been accepted at the time, even though they admitted this has happened before. They said Priceline shouldn't offer this option, but a year later I checked and it was still an option! This is pretty strong proof in my mind they do not deal with their business, they see problems and ignore them instead of fixing them. So they are prepared to let you pay for breakfast on Priceline, and just not provide it. The manager was nice enough, but it was way too much effort to get my money back, taking many phone calls - in my view they should have been running to give it back given their huge failure to perform. It seemed like absent hours of time to try to force them to refund the difference, their plan is to just not provide and keep it. I had 50 rooms of college tour business this summer, and I didn't bother to even quote them, as you would expect, and went to an IHG which has been great with a well reviewed breakfast by my clients. Sorry, but read these reviews regional manager to see you need new leadership here. I am not the only one thinking this hotel is a disaster.

Accommodations were nice and clean however the valet service sucks. Just make sure you know when…read moretheir valet gets off of work. When I arrived at 10pm valet was off of work and I needed to uber to their valet parking lot as it's not the best part of providence and quite far. Without that, again the accommodations are nice.

2.5 out of 5: The overall experience was fine, but I would not stay here again…read more Though historic, the hotel is definitely showing its age. It felt old and unpolished and lacked the "luxury" experience that they advertise. Luckily we did not have any issues with our room; our AC worked well during the heat wave and the bed and pillows were comfortable. As many has stated, there is a number of homeless just a few steps away from the hotel entrance. Some are across the street near the church, others are taking up the sidewalk on the same side of the hotel that you would need to take to get to Washington Street. We did not encounter any aggression, but it definitely makes the walk to and from the hotel uncomfortable.

Truly a quiet, cozy, comfy hotel. I love the fact it had all the amenities you need away from…read morehome, including a stove top. Facilities are clean, breakfast was decent with waffle maker, cereals, hot potatoes, eggs, and chicken every meal. Staff was very friendly as well. They helped me with all my requests with a kind demeanor & smile. I would gladly return here. Its walking distance to a lot of things including Brown University, mall and train station. Excellent place to stay.

Exceptional location and exemplary service make this Homewood Suites standout! The hotel is new and…read morefeatures contemporary decor. The hotel is within walking distance of the Amtrak station, Track 15 Dining Hall, and other points of interest in Downtown Providence. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle service for all points within 1 mile radius of the hotel, making the collection of restaurants on Federal Hill a convenient option. Rooms are spacious and well appointed, offering sprawling views of downtown. A hot breakfast buffet is served daily. Options are rotated, providing variety for travelers with longer reservations. The gym features free weights, cardio equipment, and a Smith machine, permitting guests to stay to get in a good workout. Service is friendly and attentive. An excellent option while exploring Providence and Rhode Island.