Marriott Providence Downtown

Nico at the beach bar Ash at the main bar Angel at the front-all 3 went above and beyond Shuttle to the fan zone was awesome

Came to celebrate Scotland in the world cup. Pricing for these days (booked several months ago) was definitely surged-and for what our fan base brought to Providence not really fair. As world wide company Marriott should do more for the world. I booked on booking.com but also checked pricing at hotel which was even worse. Spoke with several from UK and they got much better pricing

Clean and the beds are comfortable. Nice double queen room. I would stay again in a heartbeat! My sister and I shared a room. We were both comfortable. Staff there were exceptional from housekeeping to front desk to restaurant to managers on the way out. Only thing is you have to pay $28 dollars or so to park there.

Walked far to my room. Had to pay for parking.

It was all ok

It felt old rooms could be upgraded

We were delighted by the warm welcome we received. It was graduation weekend and the hotel offered a free glass of champagne! Balloons and a cart with light snacks. So much fun!! The staff is excellent too. The indoor-outdoor pool is a treat..the on site restaurant is great. I totally recommend this place!

all perfect

The swimming pool is amazing!!!!!

Noise. They started cleaning the aisle at 7:00 AM, and we couldn't sleep because of the noise of the vacuuming.

Exceptional staff and all so very friendly. We very much enjoy our stays here. The breakfast buffet is excellent and though we did not dine in the restaurant this time, we have enjoyed meals there previously. The beds are comfortable with soft sheets and lovely towels. Location is good for walkability though there is a shuttle for the area provided. With the couple of small issues we reported, the manager was receptive and very kind and appreciative. Will definitely choose this hotel in the future when coming here.

I stayed on April 18, 2026, with my family. I had reserved and paid for a King Suite. On arrival, after a 30-minute check-in with a single front desk associate handling the lobby alone, I was sent to the assigned room. The floor was lined with stacked boxes — at least one obstructing a fire extinguisher and narrowing the hallway egress. The room itself had construction debris on the floor and no curtains on any of the windows. The front desk acknowledged that the room was not in a condition suitable for occupancy. Despite the property knowing this in advance, no one had contacted me before arrival. The options presented at the desk were to initiate a cancellation through the booking platform myself, with a 10-business-day approval window and no guarantee of refund, or to accept a smaller, lower-category room at the same King Suite rate I had paid. With a family already on site and a two-hour drive home, I accepted the lesser room. No rate adjustment, no parking comp, no financial consideration. The only mitigation was breakfast vouchers; the buffet was not something we were comfortable eating. The hallway of the floor we were placed on had a strong urine odor, and an unleashed dog was loose near the elevator. Four written complaints to the General Manager over 11 days received no response of any kind. The matter was escalated to Marriott Bonvoy Customer Care , then to Elite Services. After full review, Marriott declined any direct remedy and directed me to pursue Expedia. The property's account of the stay, as relayed back through Customer Care, contained several factual inaccuracies that I had to correct in writing. I would not stay here again and would not recommend the property. The issues described above are not standard service hiccups — they are basic safety and accommodation failures, made worse by a complete absence of follow-up. Would recommend looking elsewhere in Providence.

They asked me to pay $32 for breakfast, & i paid $32 to park my car. This is the first time someone has charged me for staying at their hotel. I travel a lot, and never has anyone charged me for parking & breakfast

Refund the money I paid