Hotel Dolce Villa Providence, Providence

The hotel offered clean and amazing rooms that fit our needs, although they were minimalist with a weird and uncomfortable bed. The service was nice, very helpful, and the room was surprisingly big. The location was wonderful in a charming courtyard near restaurants and bars but had a slight issue with mildew smell. The dining options were good value for money but still a bit pricey for some dishes. Overall, a pleasant stay with minor room details to consider.

I absolutely loved my stay at this hotel! The rooms were ultra-modern with every amenity one could wish for, including flat-screen TVs with DVD, VCR, and CD players, but I did notice a slight musty smell. The service was a mix of experiences, with one staff member being extremely rude, dismissing me over a small error, but overall, most of the staff were very pleasant and nice. The location on DePasquale Square overlooking a fountain on Federal Hill was ideal for exploring the charming Italian neighborhood and being close to downtown. The dining options in the sister restaurant downstairs offered extraordinary dishes, but it was a bit pricey for what we got. Although the valet parking cost an additional $20 per day, the hotel being the only one on Federal Hill added to the exclusivity. The facilities were top-notch, with everything from tile floors to a makeup mirror, truly luxurious.

The hotel offers suites with their own kitchens and separate rooms, fully equipped but small. The service was exceptional, with very nice and friendly staff like John and Ryan. The location in Providence's 'Little Italy' provides a charming old-town atmosphere with great dining options. The dining experience was varied, but with some misses. The facilities were well-maintained overall.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were clean, spacious, and comfortable, but unfortunately, the location brought some noise disturbances from nearby clubs. The service was friendly overall, but there were occasional inconveniences. The hotel's location was convenient for my daughter's sporting event, but finding the entrance was a bit tricky. The dining experience offered a good selection but was better at the sister restaurant. The facilities were decent, with some room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were super spartan with no chair, small TV, and no carpets, but they had a bedroom with a Queen bed and a kitchen if cooking is needed. The suites were simple and sparsely furnished yet had full kitchens and televisions in every room. The service was a bit of a letdown, with young and friendly staff who were pretty helpful, but they needed some serious customer service training to handle issues smoothly. The location was convenient, being a 5-minute walk to downtown Providence and near great dining options, although there were issues with mildew and possible rodents. The dining experience was below average, despite the great Italian restaurant next door. The facilities were basic but functional.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms had a peculiar setup, like hospital rooms, with high-mounted TV's and unusual lighting. Unfortunately, the noise from the nearby nightclub made it hard to get a good night's sleep. On the bright side, the location in Little Italy was vibrant and had plenty of dining options nearby.

I stayed at this hotel with mixed feelings. While the location was great, close to downtown and with a lively neighborhood atmosphere, the noise levels and room conditions left a lot to be desired. The service was a hit and miss, with some moments of unhelpfulness overshadowing the potential positive interactions. Dining options were available but somewhat pricey, and the facilities were adequate but nothing extraordinary.

Staying at this hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms, while clean and spacious with well-equipped kitchens, were quite noisy due to the adjacent nightclub and bar. The location, though convenient for walking into downtown and close to good food options, had its challenges with noise from nearby venues. The valet service was helpful and accommodating, but the limited cooking schedule at the Italian restaurant was a downside. Overall, a decent stay with some noise interference to consider.

The hotel is ideally located in the heart of the Historic Federal Hill district, offering a central base to explore all Providence has to offer. The rooms, although white-themed, were a bit stuffy, and the late-night noise from the nearby nightclub might disrupt your sleep. The service was impeccable, with a $100 damage deposit requirement explained upfront, and even luggage assistance provided.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms had a nice view of the row of dumpsters, which was disappointing, but my room with 2 beds overlooking Federal Hill and the little Italian plaza underneath was delightful. The service was friendly and extremely helpful, although parking was a self-service affair. The location in the vibrant Little Italy area of Providence was fantastic, filled with great restaurants, but there were concerns about mildew and possible rodents. The dining experience was exceptional, especially on the patio of the great Italian restaurant next door. Overall, it was a stay with ups and downs.