Providence

This grand hotel is rich in cultural history. — Gayot

Eighty plush and colourful rooms in RI’s first boutique hotel, with a trendy restaurant downstairs. — Rough Guide

This stylish 52-room hotel first built in 1912 has quite a unique character, which makes sense as it’s been, among other things, a church building and a brothel. — The Telegraph

Unfinished and abandoned for nearly 80 years, the city’s 1929 Masonic temple is now the best thing to happen to Providence’s lackluster hotel scene, thanks to a $100 million renovation. — Condé Nast Traveler

A patriotic Rhode Island inn featuring handcrafted Early American reproduction furniture. — Gayot

A touch of class infuses the style at this business-friendly hotel. — Gayot

Friendly staff and an ace location offset the just-average room fittings at this riverfront hotel. — Lonely Planet

Has maintained its historic architechture and design through the years. The lobby will be decorated in high elaborate crown molding with gold inlay, and the rooms will be furnished with top amenities. — Gayot

This is one of those B&Bs where style triumphs over frills and fuss... Its location on Benefit Street puts it among some of the finest Colonial and Victorian homes in the region. — Gayot

This sprawling Holiday Inn near TF Green Airport in Warwick is a good-value alternative to downtown Providence hotels if you've got your own wheels. — Lonely Planet

With 13 meeting rooms, an Executive Lounge and 68 signature The Room That Works, this hotel meets the needs of its target clientele. — Gayot

Run by the hospitality students of Johnson & Wales University this 86-room hotel makes the grade. — Lonely Planet

Sports fans in town for the game and families on a budget make up much of the visitor base at Days Inn Attleboro. The rooms are cheap, and it’s a quick ride to Providence. — Oyster

In comparison with its neighboring budget-chain hotels, Hampton Inn Seekonk offers a good bang for the buck. — Oyster

The Best Western Seekonk has clean rooms, a heated indoor pool (great during New England winters), a fitness center, and a free daily breakfast -- for a budget-friendly price. — Oyster

If saving money is a top priority, Comfort Inn Seekonk may fit the bill. — Oyster

As usual, inexpensive motels lurk on the outskirts of town near interstate exits, about 5 miles from the city center. — Lonely Planet

Don't write this place off just because it's an airport hotel. — Lonely Planet

If the city's heartbeat thumps too loudly for you, this hotel 10min south of Providence offers a quiet alternative. — Lonely Planet

The guest rooms are comfortable and clean -- important for any business traveler -- and there's free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. — Oyster