hotels near pawtucket with hot tubs in room

Omni Providence Hotel

The big convention hotel in downtown Providence, about ten minutes from Pawtucket, with a skybridge straight into the convention center and Providence Place mall. The tub is not in an ordinary room here: it comes with the Hope Suite, a top-floor one-bedroom of 1,220 square feet that sleeps five, so this is the pick if you want space and a jacuzzi rather than a cheap soak. Two restaurants are downstairs, including a Fleming's steakhouse. It scores the highest of any hotel on this list across the most reviews, though guests regularly complain about overheated common areas and weak water pressure.

Graduate by Hilton Providence

The old Providence Biltmore, a 1922 landmark on Dorrance Street with its famous exterior glass elevator, now run as a Graduate by Hilton. Its spa rooms and suites are the reason it shows up in hot tub searches: reviewers describe a private tub in the larger king suite rather than a jetted bathtub tucked in a bathroom. It is a short drive or a commuter rail stop from Pawtucket and walking distance to the theaters and the mall. The building's age shows in the recurring complaints about damp smells and struggling air conditioning, and parking is valet only.

Hotel Providence

A small boutique hotel in the downtown theater district, 80 guestrooms and 16 suites, and the only place on this list where the tub is in the bathroom rather than out in the bedroom. That makes it the least honeymoon-suite option of the bunch and the most likely to feel like a grown-up hotel that happens to have a spa tub. It is pet friendly, parking is valet, and it is roughly fifteen minutes from Pawtucket. Guests rate it well, second only to the Omni here.

Econo Lodge Cranston - Providence

The cheapest way to get a jetted tub in the Providence area: a 65-room roadside budget hotel off Route 37 in Cranston, about twenty minutes from Pawtucket, with a King Suite that puts the tub in the bedroom. Expect a motel, not a getaway. Guest scores diverge more sharply here than anywhere else on this list, from a middling 6.2 on momondo to a 1.0 out of 5 on HotelPlanner's own review pool, so read recent reviews before you book.

Best Western North Attleboro / Providence Beltway

A dependable mid-budget chain hotel just over the Massachusetts line on Route 1, about twenty minutes north of Pawtucket, with a Whirlpool Suite as its couples room. It has the things the cheaper motels on this list do not: an indoor pool, a fitness room, free breakfast, and a restaurant. It is also the most convenient hot tub room to the Wrentham Village outlets and Gillette Stadium, and it takes pets. Guest scores sit in the middle of the pack.

Sky View Motor Inn

A plain roadside motel on Route 6 in Johnston, about twenty-five minutes west of Pawtucket, where the hot tub sits right in the bedroom. Free parking, free Wi-Fi, and not much else. Reviewers say the jacuzzi itself is the reason to come, and it turns up in praise more often than any other feature, but the same reviews split hard on cleanliness, with more than one guest reporting a dirty tub. Book it for the tub and the price, not for the room.

Americas Best Value Inn Providence-North Scituate

Another Route 6 budget inn, further out than the Sky View at around half an hour from Pawtucket, with a King Suite that has a spa bath in the bedroom and room for two. It is the quietest and most rural setting on this list, near Roger Williams and the Scituate Reservoir, and it has a fireplace and streaming TV in the rooms. It also carries the second-lowest guest score here, with recurring complaints about smoke smell and general upkeep.

Riverview Inn & Suites

A 101-room independent inn on the Lee River in Somerset, about half an hour east of Pawtucket toward Fall River, and the one place here that offers jetted tubs across a whole range of room types rather than a single suite. Several of them pair the tub with a private balcony over the water, and the king suite adds a separate living room and a second bathroom. There is a restaurant and an indoor pool on site, and its rate is the lowest on this list. The catch is the guest score, the weakest of the ten, so treat the cheap rate as the trade-off it is.

Proctor Mansion Inn

An 1861 Victorian bed and breakfast on Wrentham common, roughly half an hour north of Pawtucket, with eight period-furnished guest rooms and a full breakfast served in the dining room. Only one of those rooms, the Mint Room, has a whirlpool tub in its private bath, so this is a booking you make for the room and not for the property. It is the most expensive stay on this list by a wide margin, and the most different in character: antiques, hand-painted ceilings, and a garden rather than a parking lot. Wrentham Village Premium Outlets and Gillette Stadium are both close by.

Comfort Inn Foxboro - Mansfield

A chain hotel off Route 140 in Foxborough, about half an hour from Pawtucket and minutes from Gillette Stadium, whose King Suite is the only tub room here that sleeps four. That makes it the one option on this list that works for a family rather than a couple. Free breakfast, a fitness room, and a restaurant come with it, and the rate is at the cheaper end. Guest scores are solid for the price bracket.