Edgewood Manor

Gorgeous restored period mansion with beautiful quiet room and fantastic bed. Quiet neighborhood and convenient to all the local amenities. Great free breakfast.

We had an amazing experience in this historic Victorian bed & breakfast! If you value history and antique elegance, you’ll love this place. Very relaxing atmosphere, centrally located, and owner/host Andy loves to chat proudly about the history of this place, which will make you feel at home. A hidden gem in the heart of Providence-Cranston, RI!

The Edgewood Manor was wonderful. Beautiful Bed and Breakfast Inn! Our room was gorgeous. Everything was really clean. Owner Andy was a gracious host and fun to visit with. A home cooked breakfast is included every morning. This Inn made our vacation to Rhode Island even more special.

**⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐** My husband and I spent two nights at Edgewood Manor for our 10th anniversary, and it was everything we hoped it would be. Originally, we had booked a one-night stay, but we decided to extend it to two nights. The innkeeper went above and beyond by upgrading us to the **Samuel Priest** room, which features an even larger in-room Jacuzzi than the one we originally booked. I had specifically been searching for a room with a Jacuzzi right in the bedroom because that's exactly the kind of romantic atmosphere I wanted for our anniversary. Having the oversized Jacuzzi practically next to the bed made the room feel luxurious, cozy, and incredibly special. From what I understand, the Samuel Priest room is named after the original owner of the house, which added a wonderful touch of history and charm to our stay. The innkeeper was incredibly personable and friendly. We spent hours sitting downstairs chatting with him and learning about the history behind the beautiful antiques and unique pieces he's collected over the years. He's truly an open book, with an abundance of fascinating stories to share. He also prepared an amazing breakfast each morning! Best of all, he was always just a phone call away if we needed anything. One thing I'd like to mention for anyone considering a stay: **Edgewood Manor is a true Bed & Breakfast—not a hotel.** Because of that, it's really impossible to compare the experience to a traditional hotel or even most other inns. It's one of those rare places that offers something genuinely unique. This is largely a one-man operation, and that's part of its charm. If you're looking for a bustling hotel with a front desk staffed around the clock and people constantly coming and going, this probably isn't the experience you're after. But if you're looking for peace, quiet, history, romance, and a more personal stay, I honestly can't imagine a better place. During our two-night stay, it felt like we had the entire manor to ourselves, and we absolutely loved that. We could wander downstairs late at night for a cup of tea, relax by the fireplace while classical music played softly in the background, and simply enjoy the stillness without worrying about disturbing—or even running into—anyone. It was incredibly peaceful, and exactly the escape we were hoping for. The location was also perfect. It was just a short drive to downtown Providence, making it easy to enjoy our evening. We had an 8:20 PM reservation at La Gondola and still had plenty of time to enjoy dinner beforehand without feeling rushed. The bed was one of the most comfortable beds we've ever slept in. It was incredibly plush, with plenty of pillows and blankets, and honestly exceeded our expectations. After busy days exploring the city, it was exactly what we needed. If you're looking for a romantic getaway—especially if you're hoping to find a room with an in-room Jacuzzi—I can't recommend Edgewood Manor enough. It was peaceful, comfortable, charming, and ma

Absolutely beautiful turn-of-the-century bed and breakfast inn. Our room was exactly as described with a lovely king bed and modern jacuzzi. Andy, the inn keeper, was gracious and accommodating, and served an excellent breakfast. It's not as close to Brown University as we hoped but it's in a lovely historic neighborhood. A bit pricey but well worth it!

We needed a room at the last minute and Andrew was able to accommodate us. The house is absolutely breathtaking. We needed to leave early the next morning, so didn’t get to experience the breakfast, but we had a beautiful night’s sleep in a room that took us back to a different time and place without sacrificing any of the amenities of modern living.It’s as close to time travel as we will probably ever get, and we will stay again and again whenever we are in Providence.

Great place to stay. Immaculate with beautiful surroundings. Breakfast was served at 9 AM, which makes me wonder how many people skip out on breakfast. As for breakfast, I’ve had better at other hotels. It was okay, nothing worth writing home about.

We had a wonderful stay! Everything was super clean from the moment we arrived. The owner personally welcomed us and even gave us an upgrade from the room we originally booked, which was such a kind surprise. The room itself was beautiful — cozy, inviting, and equipped with a lovely jacuzzi and a fireplace that made our stay feel extra special. Breakfast was absolutely delicious, and the staff were incredibly attentive throughout our visit. The house is truly a treasure: beautifully restored, full of charm, and clearly maintained with great care. While looking for things to do nearby, we discovered that just a 15-minute walk through a gorgeous park takes you to the biggest greenhouse in New England and the natural history museum. Such a perfect location! Highly recommended — we would definitely stay here again.

This is a fascinating, meticulously decorated former convent with each room unique. We stayed in the Colonial on the 3rd floor and the bed was super comfortable and the bathroom like a cool separate room