Dye House

Beautiful graphics and compelling photography had us book our room here. Though all items in the interior have been carefully curated, the room lacks function. No place to hang clothes or stow away a suitcase and no table or chairs to use for a snack or meal. The single lounge chair was lovely and the converted industrial setting was charming. On the practical side- we could hear our neighbors in the next room, the tv remote's batteries died rendering the tv useless and there were hiccups with the heat and hot water in addition to a small blue light below the Mr Slim continuously blinking throughout the night. The lack of function would be less prominent if covid was over, but as we got take out food to eat in, it was more of an issue.

Lots of trash outside. Felt a little odd walking into an open space with no other human around. The Loft was really cool. Probably too much for us, but my daughter appreciated the tub since she had dance performances that weekend and I really appreciated the kitchen space.

All around good experience very clean and good hospitality

The Dye House is now my favorite place to stay in Providence. The building and rooms are interesting and beautiful, the bed and bath are super comfortable and well appointed (I stayed in the Heddle suite), and the dedicated parking and easy smartcode access are so convenient. Even that contraption they call a coffee maker in the room was fun to try—and the coffee was great. I have a fondness for old mills so I also loved the location—I’d live in the Dye House if I could. Plus its centrally located to all the best Italian bakeries and Rhode Island party pizza you can eat!