Find hotels near Esek Hopkins Homestead, Providence from CA $78

"Nice staff and helpful. There’s no in room amenities and the hotel is a bit dated. Plus you have to pay for internet! It felt very 2005 to me…I’d appreciate if the hotel were a bit more eco friendly. "

"Such a great little spot. Smelled heavenly. But the lack of accessibility (stairs to get to your room after using an arching lift complete with an accordion cage doo) made it difficult to navigate with my lugggae. As a disabled person, I was let down to not be offered any help at all. "

"We loved the Hotel Decor! Very well done. We ate in both restaurants and very much enjoyed the food."

"Overall positive experience "

"Canceled my reservation an hour after check-in while I was already 2.5 hours into a 3.5 hour drive for my daughter’s Nationals competition. I booked months in advance through Expedia. They claimed they were short staffed and overbooked. The manager, was unapologetic and told me to “book somewhere else.” When I explained we were traveling with a baby and were one hour away, he threatened to hang up on me for “yelling” when I was simply upset. Another parent from our team arrived and was told the same thing. She also said the property looked rundown, smelled like cigarettes, and had panhandlers outside. Canceling reservations last minute after check-in time is completely unprofessional. The lack of accountability and customer service made it worse. Would not recommend."

"Great place but you have to pay to park $$"

"Everything clean , very courteous staff"

"The building is a restored 1858 mansion, and it's just gorgeous. All the necessary updates had been made while preserving the elegance of the original surroundings. My room was enormous and had a lovely fireplace that warmed the whole area within minutes. The inn offers ftee parking and a free breakfast and both were outstanding.. The parking is immediately adjacent to the house. The breakfasts were among the best I have had anywhere in the world. Every day there was a large Continental breakfast buffet, which would have been plenty of food for most people: yogurt with homemade pecan granola, hard cooked eggs, fruits, a variety of delicious pastries and bakery. But on top of that, they had two different entrees each day, one sweet and one savory. On the day I left the choice was strawberry pancakes or eggs Benedict. The inn is in a nice, very quiet old neighborhood. I loved looking out of the windows in my room and seeing other beautiful Victorian homes. From just outside the house you could also see the majestic Rhode Island state house, which is beautifully lit at night. the whole room within minutes"

"This was a very clean 3rd floor loft. It is very close to Providence College. The dedicated parking spot was definitely a plus! "