Omni Providence Hotel
1 West Exchange Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02903

Downtown Providence

Downtown Providence is the heart of the Creative Capital! The capital city of the smallest state in the country, Downtown Providence boasts world class dining, first class entertainment venues, vibrant college campuses, museums and shopping. This quaint walk-able New England city was recently named one of the 52 places to visit in 2016 by the New York Times, and one of the top 5 most charming cities in the US by Travel + Leisure. Providence has culture, charm and sophistication all in a small package. Each season offers a different reason to experience Downtown Providence. The Omni Providence is in the heart of the city, mere steps from most attractions.

Things to Know Before You Visit Downtown Providence


  • The Omni Providence is located in downtown Providence, so everything downtown has to offer is at your doorstep. 
  • May is graduation time, so reservations are recommended for dining during this month. 
  • Warmer weather brings WaterFire Providence, which is an award-winning fire sculpture installation on the three rivers in downtown Providence. 

Learn more about downtown Providence.

Downcity Providence Food Tour

Join this three hour food tour to savor six or more food and drink tastings in one of America's top food cities with a professional guide. Explore downtown Providence's architecture while listening to fascinating stories about the history and view the art and culture as you walk through the Downcity Arts District. Tour is limited to a maximum of 14 people to ensure personalized service and includes a map and guide offering recommendations for you to further explore on your own.

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Guest Favorites

at Omni Providence Hotel

Providence Place Mall

A premier shopping and entertainment destination.

Parfait with side of fresh fruit.

Bed and Breakfast Package

Wake up the right way with complimentary breakfast each morning of your stay.

Brown University

Brown University

Explore one of the nine Colonial Colleges established before the American Revolution.