Old Court Bed & Breakfast, Providence

The Old Court Bed & Breakfast is a historic inn in the College Hill neighborhood. The home was built in 1863 as a rectory by architect Alpheus Morse. It was crafted in the Victorian-Italianate Architectural Style.

Inside the building, visitors will see that much of the Victorian style has been preserved. The bed and breakfast retains its original mantles, plaster crown moulding and restored light fixtures. The inn uses period-friendly wallpaper, wood floors and 19th century-style artwork while also offering modern conveniences like air conditioning and wifi.

Likewise, each of the rooms has its own, unique styles from the 19th century. There are 10 rooms at the Old Court Bed & Breakfast. They all have private bathrooms. Some offer sitting areas and even a fireplace.

The Old Court Bed & Breakfast only a three minute walk from downtown and is just steps away from the Brown University campus. It is located next to the Old State House museum.