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The property’s Complimentary Hot Breakfast features Rhode Island classics like coffee milk pancakes and jonnycakes made with stone-ground white corn from Kenyon’s Grist Mill.
Across the street, Hemenway’s Seafood Grill serves stuffies (stuffed quahogs) using a 1947 Portuguese fisherman’s recipe, while Pane e Vino crafts squid ink tagliatelle in a former textile mill’s loading dock.
Food adventurers explore Farm Fresh Rhode Island’s Winter Market at the adjacent Alex and Ani City Center, where Narragansett Creamery ages cheeses in repurposed submarine bulkheads.
Cultural landmarks surround the Hotels in Providence with free parking Providence Performing Arts Center, home to the original Wurlitzer organ used during 1928 silent film premieres.
The Rhode Island State House offers guided tours of its marble dome’s interior catwalks, revealing Civil War-era graffiti from militia musters.
Fitness enthusiasts utilize the Providence Pedestrian Bridge’s sunrise yoga sessions suspended 80 feet above the Providence River, while history buffs explore the Museum of Work and Culture displaying original Sprague Print Works machinery from the 1840s textile boom.
Budget-conscious travelers favor the Family friendly hotels Providence RI Hotel Providence, housed in a 1882 Masonic Temple with themed rooms featuring secret passageways.
Those seeking Rhode Island capital hotels near Brown University often choose Graduate Providence, where vintage typewriters in lobbies allow guests to compose letters on RISD-designed stationery.
The Dean Hotel attracts creatives with its Boombox Library – a collection of 3,000 vintage cassettes playable in retro Walkmans provided at check-in.
Reach the hotel via Providence Station (0.7 miles) served by MBTA Commuter Rail trains featuring restored 1950s Budd cars.
The RIPTA R-Line bus stops outside with real-time arrival displays etched into salvaged Industrial Trust Building granite.
Drivers access EV charging stations camouflaged as old parking meters, while cyclists borrow the hotel’s custom-made Worksman Cruisers for the East Bay Bike Path’s hidden art installations.
Recent reviews highlight soundproofed rooms with blackout curtains lined with fabric from the former Providence Dye House, though some note elevator delays during peak check-out times.
The 24-hour coffee station offering New Harvest Coffee Roasters’ cold brew on tap receives rave reviews, while families appreciate the DIY stuffed animal workshop using materials from the old Outlet Company textile mills.
Unique amenities include guided Gilded Age Ghost tours through Benefit Street’s gaslit alleys and river dye-tracing demonstrations explaining the Providence River’s famous WaterFire installations.
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