This Downtown Providence hotel is situated in an area popular with tourists and is in close proximity to Providence Place, Rhode Island Convention Center and Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art. It is also set within a five-minute walk of The Residences at the Westin.
Graduate Providence has been recently refurbished and offers valet parking, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception. A gym is available to those wishing to keep up their exercise regimes while away.
This hotel provides rooms with an en suite bathroom, air conditioning and a TV. They each have a refrigerator, a coffee maker and an in-room safe.
Graduate Providence features a conveniently located on-site café. Alternatively, there are plenty of eating options in close proximity.
Graduate Providence is very close to Kennedy Plaza Station. Dunkin' Donuts Center is also nearby.
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We were due to stay in Graduate last weekend as part of a wider trip from Ireland but due to a family death 2 days prior we had to cancel. While I fully understand it was a non refundable booking, the other 3 hotels on our trip (which were also non refundable) all kindly offered their condolences & a good will refund. We got neither from Graduate. We won’t return
The hotel is stunning - I loved the decor and attention to detail throughout. Our room was spacious, clean and met our needs perfectly. The front desk staff were kind, approachable and helpful. We loved getting coffee and tea in the morning at Poindexter.
Wedding noise can be extremely bad if you’re unlucky enough to be in a nearby room up to 11pm.
Pros. Room and it's amenities were good. On our floor somebody was smoking marijuana so that wasn't nice
Cons. State of Rhode Island now has Max capacity in all restaurants. This hotel's restaurant we're not open, coffee shop was not open, basically excepy a room you will get nothing. It is very inconvenient in the morning special that there's no breakfast and you have to leave the hotel. I would imagine for parents with small kids this would be awful. There is also no parking at the hotel and you have to go to adjacent independent lot. In an independent lot ,in and out are not unlimited whereas in a hotel based parking garage, in and out is unlimited. If you go in and out few times, you're parking cost would be 50-100$ per day
Pros. The man who checked me in (not sure of his name) was absolutely amazing and so pleasant and friendly! Room was clean, beds are so comfortable, and the hotel is beautiful.
Pros. The room was huge with a full size living room and walk in closet actually wished I was there more than one night so could have enjoyed it more
Pros. Bed was comfortable. Key cards are interesting and collectible. Location is fantastic
Cons. There is no public restroom. So if you check-out and then have bags held before you depart Providence, you can't use any bathroom at the hotel as they don't have a public one.
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What are the unique features of the hotel's decor and ambiance?
The hotel boasts a fabulously vintage and eclectic decor, oozing 1920s glamour, and retaining and enhancing the original beauty of the facility.
What practical amenities does the hotel offer for guests' convenience?
The hotel provides valet parking, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception, and a gym for those wishing to keep up their exercise regimes while away.
What are the dining options available at the hotel?
The hotel features a conveniently located on-site café, a restaurant, and a bar/lounge, with plenty of eating options in close proximity.
What are the common concerns about the hotel's facilities and services?
Some guests have mentioned concerns about the old building, tiny bathrooms, and issues with temperature control and water drainage in the showers.
When is the best time to visit the hotel?
The high season is in September, offering a great downtown location, convenient to restaurants, Civic Center, and arena.
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Opt for a Room with a View
Several guests mentioned that the views from the rooms were spectacular. Opting for a room with a balcony facing the fountain comes highly recommended.
Take Advantage of the Nearby Attractions
The hotel's proximity to various attractions such as the Providence Place Mall, Waterplace Park, and the Dunkin Donuts Center makes it convenient for exploring the area on foot.
Consider the Junior Suite
Guests found the junior suite to be spacious and comfortable, with a unique vintage feel. If space and ambiance are important to you, this room type might be worth considering.
Be Mindful of Parking Fees
Some guests were surprised by the additional parking charges. It's advisable to factor in these costs when planning your stay.
Enjoy the Hotel's Unique Decor
Many guests appreciated the vintage and eclectic decor of the hotel, which added to the overall charm and ambiance of their stay.
Check the Room Amenities
While the rooms are well-appointed, some guests experienced issues with the shower and temperature regulation. It's advisable to check these aspects upon check-in.
Explore the On-Site Dining Options
The hotel features an on-site café and restaurant/bar, providing convenient dining choices. However, some guests found the food options to be limited, so it's worth exploring nearby dining alternatives as well.
Take Note of Seasonal Rates
If you're planning a visit, consider the high and low season to align with your preferences for crowd levels and potentially varying rates.
Consider the Hotel's Unique History
The hotel is a repurposed iconic building with a rich history. Take some time to appreciate the character and charm of the property during your stay.
Be Mindful of Surrounding Area
While the hotel's location is convenient for exploring Providence, some guests noted that certain areas nearby may feel less safe, particularly at night. It's advisable to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings.
Check-in/Check-out | Check in anytime after 4:00 PM, check out anytime before 11:00 AM |
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Cancellation/prepayment | Cancellation/prepayment policies vary by room type and provider. |
Low season | April |
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High season | November |
Average price (weeknight) | $242 |
Average price (weekend night) | $337 |
From the moment you walk into the Graduate Providence, you will be warmly ensconced in old-world charm. The first thing you see is the grand staircase beneath a sparkling chandelier. A three-story balcony wraps around the lobby, and each level has four floor-to-ceiling windows looking out to the charming downtown Providence street. The deep red carpeting in the lobby features paisley and plaid and looks a bit Scottish, as does some of the tartan plaid furniture. Armchairs are pinstriped with piping lush and velvety, and the exquisitely decorated lamps and glass and brass tables are polished to a shine. Its deep green wallpaper is something you also see in the old-fashioned looking bar, with its polished wooden beams and leather and brass stools. Even the coffee shop has an ornate wooden ceiling and fine upholstery reminiscent of yesteryear.
At the Norwich Spa at the Graduate Providence, guests can choose among a number of different massages, including Thai, deep tissue, Mommy-to-be massage, as well as foot massage, scalp massage, custom massage, and more. Some of the many facials available include glow and go, luminous, herbal recovery, powerlift, and others. Guests can also enjoy body wrap treatments, the infrared sauna, hair waxing services, holistic spa treatments, as well as seasonal spa treatments. Manicures and pedicures are also available at the Graduate Providence.
Located on the Mezzanine level and open 24/7, the fitness center at the Graduate Providence features a Peloton Cardio Bike and other exercise machines, including treadmills and spin bikes. But if you want to explore some of Providence on a real bike, the Graduate Providence has got you covered. Guests have access to complimentary bikes - just ask at the front desk about availability. And if you prefer games that require a little less exertion, you can enjoy playing at the foosball tables adjacent to the bar.
Reiners, with its old-fashioned décor and sports bar menu, is located on the lobby level of the Graduate Providence. Reiners offers soups, salads, appetizers, and a kids menu. Entrées include baked macaroni and cheese, salmon, Cajun pasta alfredo, fish and chips, and marinated beef tips. You can also enjoy a brownie sundae, a cookie skillet, and ice cream or sorbet. At Poindexter Coffee, also on the lobby level, you can enjoy any of a number of hot or cold coffees, treats from the bakery, hot breakfast sandwiches, as well as fruit and yogurt. Both venues have a selection of fine drinks as well as non-alcoholic beverages.
To Graduate Providence has venues ideal for social events as well as business gatherings, large and small and in-between. The Biltmore Ballroom is a 4200-square-foot space with arched windows, sparkling chandeliers, and a finally crafted ceiling and walls. The Capital Ballroom, a 3498-sqyare-foor room, is exquisitely designed with an ornate molded ceiling, pillars, and chandeliers. The space often hosts showers, business summits, and receptions. The Narragansett Bayview room will host up to 75 people and has both amazing views as well as equipment featuring the latest technology. The Graduate Boardroom, with its deep green wallpaper and gold accents, accommodates up to 30 people. At the Graduate Providence, you can also enjoy other event space, including the Parkview Terrace, the L’Apogee Room, The Summit, the Atrium Balcony, and the Ocean State Suites.
Graduate by Hilton Providence is located at 11 Dorrance Street in Downtown, 0 miles from the center of Providence. Westminster Arcade is the closest landmark to Graduate by Hilton Providence.
Check-in time is 4:00 PM and check-out time is 11:00 AM at Graduate by Hilton Providence.
Yes, Graduate by Hilton Providence offers free Wi-Fi.
Graduate by Hilton Providence is 7 miles from Providence-TFGreen. Graduate by Hilton Providence is 21.2 miles from Newport State.
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