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Modern Accommodations
Home2 Suites Smithfield Providence offers contemporary rooms equipped with free WiFi and a kitchen in selected rooms, providing guests with the convenience of a fridge, dishwasher, and microwave.
Convenient Location
Situated within close proximity to The VETS, Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art, Dunkin Donut Center, and Brown University, this 3-star hotel is a perfect choice for travelers looking to explore the vibrant city of Smithfield.
Exceptional Service
With a 24-hour front desk and a non-smoking environment, Home2 Suites ensures a comfortable stay for all guests. Book now to experience the best of Smithfield at Home2 Suites Smithfield Providence.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
The location
Everything was great
Location was easy to find, food shops and gas close by.
Staff not welcoming, phone answering did not know any information/answers to my questions. Was put on hold for long.
Check in was quick and easy
Bathroom shower was dirty. Hair on wall when we got in.
Other guests were loud and partying beyond 11pm in hallway. Couldn't get anyone to help. They finally quieted down.
Very good.
Breakfast was good. Staff (especially Norma) was very helpful and accommodating.
Bathtub would have been nice (only had stand-up shower
It was clean
It is way too expensive
Everything was great except for no water pressure in thecshower
Breakfast, Fitness room, Comfortable bed, room layout and functionality...
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Front desk requested deposit which was never explained. Night time there is too much traffic (individuals) that seem out of the ordinary. Fighting and arguing. Homeless people outside constantly. This was my to go hotel due to family near by. Never again.
Property was clean and as described. Very close to Bryant University which is what we were looking for.
We reserved a king with pull out couch. There were no extra sheets , blankets or pillows in room to make up pull out. When I called for them the person seemed confused by the question. I did check in on app and used app for key. I stopped at front desk to get two key cards for others in room and they just asked what room and gave them. I was very surprised they didn’t check my id or ask my name. Not safe
First of all I’ve made the executive decision to rename this place Home2Stealth. You’re better off accepting your fate ahead of time that you WILL miss the turn. Say hello and introduce yourself to the nice cashier at 7-11 and thank her for the liberal use of her parking lot for turning around and hey, buy a slurpie while you’re at it. The property and the sign for it are not visible until you’re literally right on top of it and whomever set the over/under at 5 and picked the over for the number of times I would miss the turn is now filthy rich. Merry Christmas!
Once I finally stuck the landing on the turn and made it inside, I found a spacious and comfy, albeit clunky and awkward. You’ve got one TV positioned right between the living area and beds, meaning you don’t have a great view from either. Said TV was also not working when we got to the room, with every channel displaying a “no signal” message. The maintenance guy came to the bizarre conclusion that our remote needed new batteries and walked off. Some time later, maintenance guy #2 returned with the batteries, which shockingly solved nothing, but after a few minutes of fiddling with the wires, was able to get it working. Unfortunately everything was way off in terms of timing and sometimes even the channel from what was displayed in the tv guide. We’re generally not big TV watchers, but this was a bummer as we were looking forward to watching some World Cup games, yet the channel proporting to show them was instead showing a different channel some reality TV garbage and I couldn’t find it on any other channel.
Other weirdness - the bathroom door is a sliding door that doesn’t lock and takes the strength of a hundred lumberjacks to close all the way. So if you’re a proponent of pooping in peace - better luck next time. And I don’t know if this was unique to our room, but the sliding shower door does. Not. Stay. Closed. Like, picture taking a shower while the door slowwwly opens on its own. You can also add in twilight zone music from your internal soundtrack for extra effects if you want. I could imagine this being…somewhat disconcerting for a solo traveler. Especially coupled with a bathroom door that doesn’t lock.
Even more weirdness - there is a pool on site (no hot tub), but you cannot access it on your own and need the front desk to let you in. I’ve stayed in many a hotel and never seen this. It seems super inefficient to put them out this way - especially since they seemed to act put out by pretty much everything!
There is breakfast in the morning, but it’s among the most limited I’ve seen relative to similar properties, taking up about half a wall. But hey, one of the three cereal dispensers had lucky charms, so the boy child was happy!
Pluses - the location really is nice. The upside of a property you can hardly see is it’s pretty well removed from hustle and bustle, yet close to the freeway and with Lincoln commons right around the corner with Target + restaurants + an uncomfortable number of Dunkin’s for anyone not familiar with the New England lore. Having a kitchen setup is also nice (you get plates/cups/utensils, dishwasher, large fridge, microwave, and I believe you can also request a portable stove setup). And even though the front desk staff were a little salty, all the maintenance & housekeeping staff were quite pleasant.
But all things considered, I would expect a lot more from a property with “suites” in its name. Generally people come to hotels to relax, not to be made to complete adventure side quests for basic amenities or be made to feel like they’re about to be the star of a horror flick. With Bryant University right around the corner, there are ample hotel options to choose from and I’m confident you can do quite a bit better.
There is a nice functional gym, the rooms were spacious and clean.
The toilet bowl cover shifts when you sit down. I like when hotels have a small lotion for when I forget to pack mine.
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