You have two choices for accomodations on campus: the Inn at Brown or the Vartan Gregorian Quadrangle dormitory , both located at 101 Thayer Street.
Inn at BrownTwenty-four hotel-style rooms are available at the Inn at Brown. Inn rooms feature private bathrooms, color television, daily housekeeping service and air conditioning. Twenty-two of these rooms contain two double beds, and since the price is per room (not per person), it is possible to share a room and split costs, though you must make your own arrangements with your roommate so that both are listed on the registration form at the time you send it in. Inn rooms are $110/room/night.
The Inn's front desk is open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and is located on the first floor of Building A in the Vartan Gregorian Quadrangle, at the corner of Charlesfield and Thayer Streets. Reservations can be made by calling 401-863-7500 or by emailing [email protected] .
The Inn's website can be found here.
Parking
Parking is included in the nightly room rate for guests staying at the Inn at Brown. Parking is $3/car/night for guests staying in the dormitory rooms and permits may be purchased at housing check in. Sorry, but there is no parking in campus lots for guests not staying on campus. Overnight parking on city streets is prohibited by Providence City Ordinance.
For those preferring to stay in a hotel, there are several located near the campus. The following hotels are within a mile of campus:
Biltmore, (800) 843-6664
Marriott Hotel, (800) 228-9290
Holiday Inn, (800) 465-4329
Westin Hotel (800) 228-3000
Radisson (800)528-9931
Call the hotel directly for reservations.
For more information on places to stay and things to do in Providence, visit Brown's web page at http://www.brown.edu/web/about/visit
Local Information
The Brown University campus is located within a mile of the heart of downtown Providence, close to shops, museums, cultural activities and public transportation. A number of restaurants are located around the campus. The Providence Performing Arts Center, historic Benefit Street, the Rhode Island School of Design, shops, and galleries are within walking distance.