Hotels in de buurt van William G Braude Library (Providence)

'The room was comfortable and the shower was great. No breakfast option available, but there is a great spot just a few steps away. Room service was quick and very good. There is a speaker in the bathroom to listen to what is on the TV. Only issue is if there is an event with the rooftop bar, you can hear the music if you are on the 5th floor. The music stoped by midnight. '

'Clean room, modern hotel right in the center of it all. Definitely will return. '

'Great cooked to order breakfast. Great view!'

'A'

'Everything was spotless. Everyone was excellent! '

'Service van de receptie onvriendelijk, er kan geen lach vanaf. Mensen van valet parking zijn wel erg vriendelijk. Hotel is netjes, wel in flink verouderde staat. '

'Ana amazing quit place to rent and have an amazing view from the window.'

'I loved the rooms, the ambiance of the building. It was located in a very central spot in Providence and easy to access by car when my friends came to pick me up.'

'Staff and service excellent. Restaurant good. Room very comfortable.'

' Sent to multiple rooms at check in.All were dirty, Shortage of housekeepers. very difficult for front drsk employees. Many unhappy guests. Overpriced. Location noisy. Traffic racing by all night! no on site restaurant, although brewery/pub next door just downstairs with excellent food and beer. Would not stay here again.'

'Beautiful room but uncomfortable pillows, needs full length mirror and mirror outside of bathroom. Very loud ac system. Hotel is under renovations but we were not told this at time of booking. Not a major inconvenience but a bit disruptive. Had to travel to another floor for ice machine. Great location and paid parking onsite is helpful'

'We had a very enjoyable day at the extended day'

'Rooms and amenities were clean and the staff were helpful and friendly. Only downside is the room walls are thin and the room I was in, the air was inconsistent. Warm, air would turn on cool, then once it shut off, warm again.'