Kent County Vacation Packages

It’s OK to crush for a night on the road without breaking the budget.

They have teenagers, who are poorly trained, manning the front desk. We were forced to pay a breakfast fee or they would not check us into the hotel. There was a street festival going on and all the streets around the hotel were closed. The hotel sent out no notice about the street closures or parking options. We had to park four blocks away and drag our luggage through the streets. Hotel refused to reimburse our parking fee.

Lots of trash outside. Felt a little odd walking into an open space with no other human around. The Loft was really cool. Probably too much for us, but my daughter appreciated the tub since she had dance performances that weekend and I really appreciated the kitchen space.

This was probably a really nice hotel in 1994, now it's just kinda meh. It's clean and well maintained but old and the wifi sucks. Worth it if you can get a room for under $100, otherwise not.

The Omni is well situated-a very short walk from the train station and it can be seen from many places in the city. This made it a good location for my short break in Providence. Staff were friendly and helpful and I felt very safe in the hotel. I did struggle with the noise from outside. Despite being on the 10th floor I did resort to wearing earplugs to try to reduce the noise from outside the hotel. I would also have welcomed water in the room on a daily basis. It didn’t seem to much to want! Ideally for arriving by Amtrack and catching the Peter Pan for onward travel.