Rhode Island Kustgebied: Golfvakanties

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.

Our first time in Providence travelling from NZ. The Graduate (Formerly Biltmore) was top of our list, being an historical hotel. Absolutely beautiful & as interesting inside as we thought it would be. As your average middle class guest - the room was one of the best we have stayed in. Beautifully appointed and a large size too! It definitely didn't break the bank either. Centrally positioned for what we wanted to see and do. The car park was opposite, not directly on site, but a discount is applicable when a guest at the hotel. Unfortunately, it is directly opposite a park (lovely you would think) and there was a 'mental' music event on which went on until very, very late. Maybe we didn't do our due diligence & definitely out of the hotel's control, but it was a freaking nightmare. One of the lovely receptionists was very empathetic and eventually our room was changed to the other side of the building - thank heavens! I don't know how often these concerts take place, but definitely something to be aware of. We definitely were not the only ones that were complaining that night!

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.

Our first time in Providence travelling from NZ. The Graduate (Formerly Biltmore) was top of our list, being an historical hotel. Absolutely beautiful & as interesting inside as we thought it would be. As your average middle class guest - the room was one of the best we have stayed in. Beautifully appointed and a large size too! It definitely didn't break the bank either. Centrally positioned for what we wanted to see and do. The car park was opposite, not directly on site, but a discount is applicable when a guest at the hotel. Unfortunately, it is directly opposite a park (lovely you would think) and there was a 'mental' music event on which went on until very, very late. Maybe we didn't do our due diligence & definitely out of the hotel's control, but it was a freaking nightmare. One of the lovely receptionists was very empathetic and eventually our room was changed to the other side of the building - thank heavens! I don't know how often these concerts take place, but definitely something to be aware of. We definitely were not the only ones that were complaining that night!