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Explore 1,310 vacation rentals in Providence

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Providence vacation rentals start at $20 per night before taxes and fees

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Family-friendly vacation rentals
670 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

Pet-friendly vacation rentals
Find 450 rentals that welcome pets

Vacation rentals with a pool
20 properties feature pools

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
780 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
1,280 of Providence vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Monthly stays, Self check-in, and Gym across Providence rentals

4.8 Average rating
Providence stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Nearby attractions
Providence's top spots, include Roger Williams Park Zoo, Brown University, and Saint Paul School
Top-rated vacation rentals in Providence
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Serene Historic East Side Flat
Peaceful apartment in a historic 19th-century home. Find respite from the bustle within walking distance of Brown, RISD, downtown cultural attractions, and Fox Point eateries. Explore all that Providence has to offer in a tranquil atmosphere with historic elegance, original architectural features, hardwood floors, ample natural light, 2 comfortable bedrooms with queen beds, a well equipped kitchen, relaxing living area, and office niche all within convenient proximity to the best of Providence

“New England Scholar”-style retreat, walk to Brown
Magnificent condo, with its own private entrance located right off Providence's historic Benefit St! Steps from Brown, RISD, downtown and some of the finest dining in the Northeast. Charming, richly appointed interiors and eclectic objets d'art, but with all modern amenities including premium linen. ~10 minutes walking distance from bus and train stations; downtown bars and restaurants are only a jump across the river. Sleeps 3 in quintessential New England charm! FREE and ample street parking!

<Modern Cabin in the City> By D&D Vacation Rental
this unique/modern/peaceful/ well located, and tranquil getaway is the right one for you and your family. this is a cozy Cabin in the heart of providence R.I close to all mayor high ways, restaurants, hospitals, coffee shops, pharmacy, supermarkets, gas stations, police station, fire fighter ect. Just 10mins away from Downtown Providence 🙂 Lincoln woods state park = 16mns away "NOT SUITABLE FOR KIDS UNDER 15" Free Parking for only one car Extra parking fee of $30 for the entire stay

Mon Reve Cottage Suite by PVDBNBs (2 bed, 1 bath)
Welcome to the William Mason House! Located steps away from Brown university and downtown Providence is this unique, luxury city escape. It is filled with captivating design, one of a kind historic architecture, and an abundance of nature. This apart-hotel unit is on the first floor and gives off a special European aura. Two lavishly designed bedrooms sleep up to 7 people. A beautiful living room and designer kitchen are also a part of this space. Exit your apartment into a private courtyard.

Sunny studio on the East Side!
Quiet, sunny 300 sq foot studio, great neighborhood, on National Historic Register! Close to Miriam, Brown & RISD. You have the entire second floor to yourself, w/ driveway parking, private entrance & bath, lounge, work/eating counter, high speed WiFi & Roku Smart TV. There's a small fridge, microwave, Brio hot/cold filtered water dispenser, Keurig. Coffee, tea, milks, homemade muffins, granola bars :). Please note: GUESTS MUST BE ON THE LISTING. VISITORS MUST BE APPROVED PRIOR TO STAY.

Beautiful Studio - < 15 mins 2 downtown & Brown
Relax, work, and unwind in “The Treehouse,” our serene, light-filled studio apartment nestled among the trees. Perfectly located in historic Rumford, RI, it’s just 3 miles from Brown, RISD, and Johnson & Wales, and 5 miles from Providence College. Enjoy quick access to the East Side of Providence, Newport, and Little Compton beaches. Conveniently close to Amtrak, bus lines, and the airport, it’s an ideal spot for exploring New England or visiting area colleges.

Jennifer’s Historic Loft | Glass-Enclosed Bedroom
Step into this uniquely designed industrial loft with timeless character. Fully equipped kitchen, spacious glass-paneled bedroom with king bed and artistic accent wall, and stunning living area with high ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and dramatic black decorative doors. Perfect for couples or solo travelers. Walk to College Hill, Rhode Island State House, Providence Place Mall, and riverfront dining. Just 1 mile to the train and 15 minutes to the airport.

Urban Oasis in Bustling Hope Village
Sunlight across pine floors. Plants fill a tastefully furnished retreat in this pedestrian-friendly part of town. Next door to restaurants, gift shops, artisan bakery, public library, city bus, and rental scooters. Walk to farmer's market, swim at the Y, or follow the walking path along Blackstone Boulevard. Moon-lit bedroom, comfy reading nook, 55" HDTV, blue-tooth speaker (JBL), cozy corner for coffee, and tropical greenery.

Bright and cozy East Side suite
Sunny, inviting, 3rd floor walkup on East side of Providence. One block from Oak Bake Shop, Providence Bagel, Whole Foods; much more within one mile. Comfy queen bed + sofa bed, private bath, Apple TV. Great for long-term guests and weekend visitors. Backyard, grill, laundry available but shared with house. Potential basement storage for long-term stays. Ceilings are low in places, may not be comfortable for taller than 6'.

*As Seen on CNBC* Arcade Loft Downtown Providence
Experience a unique stay in our cozy micro loft located in the historic Arcade Mall, right in the heart of Downtown Providence! The Arcade Mall was built in 1828 and is the oldest shopping mall in the US and has now become one of the most famous local attractions 🥂 Enjoy easy access to the city's best dining, shopping, and entertainment; steps away from Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC) and WaterFire! 🎉❤️

Sunny, PVD apt Minutes away from FIFA PVD Fanzone!
Our one-bedroom apartment is plenty spacious for two people and a cozy stay for more than two. It's a stone's throw away from Hope Village, where there is plenty of charm, shopping, and great food. We are less than a mile from Brown and RISD. The apartment has its own private entrance. There is no parking on the premises, however, there is plenty of free street parking, very often right in front of the house.

Stay in Decadence | One-of-a-Kind Flat on Broadway
A magazine-worthy flat inside a Gothic Victorian mansion on Providence's West End. Guests call it "one of the best Airbnbs ever"- and it shows. Spotless, beautifully designed, steps from Federal Hill's best restaurants, and directly across from The Nitro Bar. Dedicated off-street parking included. Perfect for a weekend getaway, a romantic escape, or a work trip with everything you need at your door.
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Roger Williams Park Zoo
Family-friendly zoo featuring diverse animal species, interactive exhibits, and seasonal events
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Inside Roger Williams Park Zoo, you can see more than 160 species in naturalistic habitats, including African elephants, Masai giraffes, zebras, red pandas, snow leopards, sloths, flamingos, moon bears, anteaters, and a Komodo dragon. Feed giraffes, harbor seals, and farmyard animals, let kids enjoy the small waterplay area, and visit the petting zoo. Walk the wetlands trail, ride the vintage carousel, train, and Soaring Eagle zipline, and plan around seasonal events like the Asian Lanterns, Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular, and Holiday Lights Spectacular. Right outside the zoo, explore the wider park’s botanical center, walking paths, ponds with paddle or swan boats, rose garden, food truck nights, playgrounds, and the Temple of Music.






The RISD Museum
Renowned art museum showcasing over 100,000 works spanning ancient artifacts, textiles, and contemporary art
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Explore more than 100,000 works of art across five interconnected buildings, from ancient Greek and Egyptian objects, a 12th-century Japanese Buddha, and a Ptolemaic coffin and mummy to Impressionist paintings, contemporary design, pioneering video art, and one of the country’s strongest textile collections. Wander through the Charles Pendleton House, decorative arts, and global paintings and sculptures without feeling rushed. Enjoy the on-site cafe and shop, and visit on Sundays or select evenings for free admission. Afterward, step across the street to the historic Providence Athenaeum Library if you want to keep exploring.






Prospect Terrace
Cozy park offering stunning city views, perfect for picnics, sunsets, and photography
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At Prospect Terrace Park, you can spread a blanket for a picnic, read, or just sit and relax while taking in panoramic views of downtown Providence and the full skyline. Explore the small, well-kept park, visit the large statue of city founder Roger Williams—whose body is laid to rest beneath—and notice his slightly funny hand gesture. Come at sunset, at night, or even in winter for especially striking city views and Insta-worthy photos from this dramatic overlook.






Providence Athenaeum
Historic library and cultural center known for its rich literary history, architecture, and welcoming atmosphere
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At the Providence Athenaeum, you can read, work, or wander through a gorgeous 19th‑century library filled with over 500,000 books, local artwork, and rotating exhibitions of art and artifacts. Explore the historic stacks, the fantastic children’s section, and soak up the quiet, cozy ambiance in this independent, member-supported cultural center. Learn about its deep ties to Edgar Allan Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, and nearly 200 years of literary history. It’s open to the public, dog-friendly, and a $5 donation is recommended.






Courtland Club
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At Courtland Club, settle into a dimly lit speakeasy-style bar for handcrafted cocktails, excellent bar bites, and small plates ranging from Greek dishes to inventive seafood and raw bar pop-ups like NimkiPVD (Thursday–Sunday). Expect old movies on a projector, a James Beard–recognized chef, and a cozy room designed for intimate conversation. Most nights feature vinyl DJ sets with eclectic tunes, plus live jazz on Wednesdays, Sunday nights, and a jazz brunch on Sundays.






Seven Stars Bakery - Broadway
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At Seven Stars Bakery – Broadway, you can start with strong coffee or excellent espresso paired with croissants, raspberry danishes, granola scones, or their acclaimed artisan breads like the olive baguette, walnut raisin, or olive stick with cheese. Share a rich lemon cake soaked in lemon juice, or grab specialty sandwiches, seasonal salads, and kale salad for something savory. Enjoy the shaded outdoor patio, people-watching, and screen-free vibe—there’s no wifi, so it’s easy to disconnect and linger.






Providence house rentals

1775 Charming Historical House

Cozy Lighthouse View & Bike Path only 10min to Pvd

Charming 3 br apartment/East side

Cozy Home next to City Park

2BD Waterfront Home | Near Beaches & Providence

Luxury Cottage on the Potowomut River 2bd/2b

Carriage House: Walk to Brown/RISD + Free Parking!

Providence’s #1 Home I Driveway I Fenced Backyard
Providence apartment rentals

Providence's East Side "Penthouse"

Cozy and Elegant Apartment

Maiden Nest Private Master Suite

PVDCoop: Artsy Cozy, Close, East Side Apt.

Walking Dist. to Brown, RISD, Train, & Convention

Clean Studio Apartment on Federal Hill, Providence

The Writer's Retreat @ Frazier House - Brown, RISD

The Frazier House - Brown/RISD - East Side
Providence boutique hotels

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Weft Suite Dye House - 35 mins to Gillette Stadium

Colonel Blackinton Inn Room #12

Colonel Blackinton Inn Room #8

Heddle Suite Dye House 35 mins to Gillette Stadium

Colonel Blackinton Inn Room #7

Twill Suite Dye House -35 mins to Gillette Stadium

Colonel Blackinton Inn Room #3
When is the best time to visit Providence?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $115 | $116 | $122 | $122 | $139 | $135 | $139 | $145 | $133 | $136 | $127 | $125 |
| Avg. temp | 30°F | 32°F | 39°F | 49°F | 59°F | 68°F | 74°F | 73°F | 66°F | 55°F | 45°F | 36°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Providence?
Explore stays in neighborhoods like College Hill, Downtown, and Fox Point, each known for distinct character, local dining, and walkable areas. Waterfront and arts district locations are frequently suggested for unique atmospheres.
What are the best things to do in Providence with kids?
Families often enjoy exploring Roger Williams Park Zoo, interactive exhibits at Providence Children’s Museum, and local parks around the city. Seasonal events and public art add extra fun for all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Providence?
Stroll through Waterplace Park’s riverwalk, visit the historic Rhode Island State House, and explore art galleries near the arts district. Food halls, markets, and performance spaces are frequently suggested for a local experience.
How is the weather in Providence?
Providence has cold winters around 22–38°F (-6–4°C) and warmer summers near 65–84°F (19–29°C), with spring and autumn bringing mild temperatures. Rain is fairly common year-round, so consider packing layers and a waterproof jacket.
What are the best places to visit in Providence?
Explore College Hill for historic architecture, wander Waterplace Park along the river, and browse collections at the RISD Museum. The thriving Westminster Street area is known for local shops and creative culture.
What are some hiking trails in Providence?
Roger Williams Park has scenic walking paths through gardens and woodlands, and Blackstone Park offers quiet trails near the Seekonk River. Urban green spaces throughout Providence invite leisurely strolls and birdwatching.
What are some family activities we can do in Providence?
Families can explore Providence Children’s Museum, see animals at Roger Williams Park Zoo, or enjoy lakeside boat rentals in Roger Williams Park. Seasonal art installations and local storytime programs are also popular.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Providence?
Many visitors plan day trips to Newport for coastal views, to nearby beaches for relaxing by the ocean, or to explore historic towns known for local shops and colonial architecture. Nature reserves around Rhode Island also draw those seeking outdoor adventure.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Providence?
Many vacation rentals in neighborhoods such as Fox Point, Federal Hill, and Elmwood welcome pets. Green spaces like Blackstone Park make it easier to explore the city with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Providence?
Explore farmers markets for fresh goods, ride the city’s downtown circulator for easy transit, and keep an eye out for pop-up art shows. Locals appreciate walking shoes for cobblestone streets and layers for unpredictable weather.
What is Providence known for?
Providence is known for its vibrant arts scene, historic College Hill area, and its innovative food culture blending Italian, seafood, and creative dining. WaterFire events along the river are a distinctive city tradition.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Providence?
Seek out the whimsical street art along underrated city blocks, local bookshops tucked off Westminster Street, and small galleries in the Hope Street area. Quiet gardens in city parks also offer peaceful escapes.
What are the best foods to try in Providence?
Taste Rhode Island-style calamari, wood-fired pizza, and locally made coffee milk, a regional favorite. Federal Hill is frequently suggested for Italian pastries, seafood, and creative small plates.
What should I bring for a trip to Providence?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for hilly streets, layers for changing temperatures, and a light rain jacket. A reusable water bottle and a phone charger are helpful for long days exploring neighborhoods and markets.
What is the nightlife in Providence like?
Providence has lively bars, cocktail lounges, and local music venues, especially around downtown and the Weybosset Street area. Night markets and open-air performances add creative energy to city evenings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Providence?
WaterFire frequently lights up summer and autumn evenings along the river. The Rhode Island PrideFest, held in early summer, and PVD Fest, celebrating the arts, are also widely attended annual events.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Providence?
You can find family-friendly vacation rentals in neighborhoods such as Elmhurst, Mt. Pleasant, and Wayland, which have parks and playgrounds nearby. Many homes feature spacious layouts welcoming guests of all ages.
When is the best time to visit Providence?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and lively city events. Summer draws visitors to outdoor festivals and riverfront gatherings around the city.
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