North Providence Holiday Packages

You work really hard for your money, so don't waste it — Wotif is here to help.

Our packages combine your accommodation and flights to make life simpler.

Your North Providence vacation is about to get heaps more fun.

How does an additional sound to you? Well, that's exactly how much you could save if you book today. And don't forget — you've got the flexibility to mix and match from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties.

We all love a good deal, and Wotif's affordable prices will no doubt satisfy. You'll be packing your suitcase and taxiing down the runway in no time at all.

North Providence Accommodation

Make sure you sort out how you'll get around during your holiday to North Providence, as there are currently no lodging options situated directly in the heart of the neighbourhood. However, there are 22 accommodations near North Providence listed on Wotif.

Having probs choosing where to stay? That's where we can help. The Providence Marriott Downtown (1 Orms St) and the Renaissance Providence Downtown Hotel (5 Avenue of the Arts) are a couple of decent properties not overly far away.

Car Hire in North Providence

If you're flying into T.F. Green Airport, check out Enterprise or Payless. You won't need airport shuttles or pricey taxis — these rental outlets are just a quick stroll from the baggage claim.

Keen to collect your ride in the heart of the city? The gang at Enterprise (1935 Mineral Spring Ave) will sort you out.

Holidays to North Providence

Put your out-of-office reply on, say au revoir to your boss and don't think about looking back. It's time to jump on that plane to North Providence. But first things first, let's get to know some basics.

North Providence is one of the many neighbourhoods that make up Providence. It's 6 kilometres northwest of the centre of the Rhode Island state capital.

If you've heard your travel pals not only rave about North Providence but also Providence in general, then you won't be at all surprised to find out that around 180 000 people call it home.