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47 modern rooms bathed in a color palette of neutral whites and pale grays accented by touches of pinks and pops of black and gold furniture.
Foodies' Guide
Savor a great meal, sip a refreshing cocktail, and dine al fresco in Providence. We’ve rounded up our favorite places to eat, from garden-side dining to plant-based patios, with several traditional, Italian eateries mixed in for good measure.
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Modern Luxury, Italian Hospitality
Coming to Providence in late summer 2021, Bellini Restaurant will bring authentic flavors and recipes of Italy’s many regions and simple luxury, to Providence. We couldn’t be more excited to welcome the Cipriani family to The Beatrice Hotel. Bellini Restaurant opens to the public in late summer, along with an exclusive rooftop bar experience for hotel guests and Bellini Club members.
Worth The Walk
Bay Berry Garden
The Providence Pedestrian Bridge is our city’s newest landmark, connecting Providence's East Side shops and dining to the Innovation District, with its bustling businesses, including the Wexford Innovation Center. Snap some photos as you cross the bridge and check out Bayberry Garden on the other side, where James Beard-nominated Chef (insert name) has developed a garden-themed menu with a garden-inspired dining room to match.
0.4 Mi, 8 Mins Walk, ~$10 Ride Share
A TASTE OF THE OLD COUNTRY
Federal Hill
Settled mainly by Italian-American immigrants in the early 1900s, Federal Hill continues to be home to Italian community and culture, with longstanding favorites including trattorias (like Costantino’s Venda Bar and Ristorante), bakeries (like Scialo Brothers Bakery since 1916 or Pastiche Fine Desserts). For traditional Italian pizza, head for Casserta Pizza, a favorite since the 1950s. Order the Wimpy Skippy, a spinach pie stuffed with gooey mozzarella cheese, spicy pepperoni and black olives. Swing by the Italian markets (Tony’s Colonial or Venda Ravioli, and be sure to make a wish as you toss a coin into the fountain in DePasquale Square, named in honor of Beatrice’s father, the late Judge Luigi DePasquale.
Federal Hill
1.2 Mi, 25 Mins Walk, ~$18 Ride Share