We went to Providence to experience WaterFire and had a lovely weekend. The B&B is an old home that was totally resurrected from the grave about 7 years ago and is a sister inn to the Christopher Dodge House. These two inns are a block apart. The location is in an area that is currently being gentrified and is a... more

While our overall experience at the Mowry Nicholson house was positive, there were several points that were disappointing. First, the neighborhood is seedy. The immediate block is fine, but if you go one or two streets down, it's hardly a place where you want to vacation. Secondly, I ws assured that they were within walking distance of Providence Place. They... more

I have stayed at Mowry several times, but this is my first review. I love the staff and the atmosphere. It's a great place to stay if you want to be catered to and feel "at home". I will always stay at the Inn when I visit Providence. You should too! more

We had just entered Providence by car, stopped for gas at the Capital Exxon on Smith Street, and asked the congenial staff to just point towards an area that had motels. They said they could do that but there were two excellent B&B's one block away. We said great, went over to the nearest one, found the office, and a... more

We just had 3 rooms over Memorial Day Weekend at the Mowry Nicholson for various family members for the Brown Graduation weekend. The Mowry Nicholson is one of three B&B's that are related and in the same area of the city --- right near the State House off of Rt. 95. I thought there might be a noise issue being... more