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"Speakeasy bar and karaoke "

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"Juillet 24. Très bien situé. Personnel agréable. La fenêtre de ma chambre fermait pas bien donc bcp de bruit la nuit, avec des jeunes qui semblaient faire la fête dans le coin "

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"4* | 52 rooms Maybe you’ve heard the rumors that Providence, Rhode Island is the new Portland (weirdly, it’s the one in Oregon they’re talking about, which must be awkward for Maine). But to see the way the one-time “Beehive of Industry” is remaking itself as a hipster-friendly creative capital, you have to admit they’ve got a point — and you could hardly ask for a better illustration than the Dean Hotel, a fifty-two room boutique hotel in the Downcity district. As the name suggests, the Dean is cool and masculine, with old-school elegance and a contemporary sense of humor — the kind of place that proudly features space-saving (and budget-savvy) bunk beds. Those bunks are custom-built, of course, in rooms with names like “The Kin” and “The Classmates.” (And if you’d prefer not to squabble about who’s on top, they’ve got more standard accommodations like “The Mates,” “The Patron,” and “The Gang.”) Across all rooms, guests enjoy a range of thoughtful — dare we say well-curated — amenities. There’s locally produced artwork and portraits of mustachioed gents hanging in antique frames, conceivably salvaged from a European flea market, alongside crisp modern photography shot by up-and-comers from the Rhode Island School of Design. Beds, bunked or otherwise, are made up with Matouk linens and fluffy white duvets. Bathrooms, lined in black subway-style tile, have rain showers and a range of artisanal bath products (the new Portland, remember?) custom-made for the hotel. The Dean has its own gourmet coffee bar, naturally: get your fair-trade cortado while it’s hot at Bolt Coffee Company. North is a “non-traditional Rhode Island restaurant,” and cocktails are served in the moody Magdalenae Room, manned by one of the city’s better-known mixologists. You’ll need to shed your inhibitions if you’re going to step up to the mic in The Boombox. Of course, of course, the Dean has the city’s one and only karaoke lounge. Luckily, it’s inspired by the karaoke “boxes” of Tokyo and Seoul, meaning you can rent out a private room by the hour — in case you’re worried your vocal stylings won’t be met by the cool kids’ approval."

@nchavotier

"mentioned in the Wallpaper guide; "a boutique hotel set in an old church mission (and later brothel) with an original coffered ceiling and cage elevator""

@matthewes

"mentioned in the Wallpaper guide; "a boutique hotel set in an old church mission (and later brothel) with an original coffered ceiling and cage elevator""

@matthewes

"Super cute bar at the back of this boutique hotel. Enter though main hotel doors and head to the back "

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"Boutique style hotel. Small room, awesome shower. Small lift. Great area of the city. "

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"A boutique hotel for party goers, The Dean boasts a retro cocktail bar, German beer hall and the Boombox karaoke bar. The hotel itself has been renovated from top to toe to ooze the history and culture of Providence. The walls are filled with oil portraits from Les Puces flea market in Paris while the furnishings themselves are works of art. The dim hallways are adorned with neon signs with kitschy slogans, while the subtle hue of red light bulbs hints at the building’s past. The 52 rooms are boldly decorated with dark hardwood floors, elephant nightstands and leather chairs. The rainfall showers are perfect when you need to wind down, just make sure you’re staying with someone you know well; there are no doors."

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"Cet ancien bordel, situé non loin de l'université de Brown, a été transformé en hôtel branché de 52 chambres. Ouvert en janvier 2014, l'établissement joue à fond la carte old school avec de petites chambres, parfois aménagées en dortoir avec lits superposés. Si vous souhaitez une chambre plus grande, optez pour une suite, toujours à prix doux. L'hôtel dispose d'un bon restaurant, North, et d'un bar qui attire toute la jeune population trendy de la ville. Pour les nostalgiques des années fac, et tous les amoureux du design à prix serré."

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"Where the Magdalanae Room used to be."

@apoterack

"So beautiful. Boutique place"

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