Warwick Hotel Guide - Ocean State Theatre hotels in Warwick, United States of America.

"I haven’t received my deposit back yet"

"Good condition and well maintained. Really close to the airport. Very quiet. Never heard a plane or train while there."

"Everything was great I have no complaints"

"Full breakfast every morning during my stay, was awesome! As far as the staff, when I checked in on 5/6/26 @ 12:30, the young lady that checked me in was superb! I forget her name, but she worked that shift. The other staff weren’t nearly as friendly and helpful as she was."

"Everything was okay. Please provide ice. Thank you"

"Great stay nice staff"

"Terrific airport shuttle. Good breakfast clean room. Could use updating."

"The rooms are very small it is retrofitted from an old mill or factory feels a bit claustrophobic , the heater air conditioning is a split unit that can only be controlled by a wall thermostat and it does not provide accurate real room temperature readings , other than that the restaurant seems to be nice and having a little gym with a treadmill weigh training is a plus "

"The rooms are rather cramped, with limited toiletries provided in the bathrooms. The sheets feel stiff, as they are not made of cotton. The ice machine was out of order, despite a complaint having been filed. The lobby staff makes little effort to provide attentive service—with the exception of Ms. June, whose efforts deserve special commendation—particularly given that they do not offer assistance in Spanish. The breakfast—as well as the service area where it is served—features high-quality service (Ms. Jane handles this aspect exceptionally well); however, the variety of food items offered leaves much to be desired. They need to vary the menu and make it more appealing to a wider range of tastes. The price-to-quality ratio does not meet appropriate standards. I hope they will seek a prompt resolution to these issues. The cleaning is of good quality, although they need to improve the light filtration through the gaps in the doors—which also allow noise to penetrate. I would visit again, provided they seek to resolve these critical issues that limit their qualitative growth."