This place was super cute - the bedroom has tall windows that let in beautiful light and have a nice view of the side garden! As Tricia mentions in the check-in email, even with the blinds closed, quite a bit of light will still make it's way into the room in the morning so if you are super sensitive to light while sleeping, you'll want to bring an eye mask or book elsewhere. There were two of us staying in the place and we were in town for a conference at the convention center. As we are cheap grad students/post docs and waited too long to book something else, one person slept on the couch, which is a possibility if you bring some extra bedding. We didn't really use the kitchen at all so can't attest to how well outfitted it was. The location was great! The neighborhood seemed super hip - lots of fun people out walking their dogs (my sister who used to live in Providence later confirmed that we were in the hipster neighborhood - go figure). It was a nice 15-20 minute walk to the convention center and each morning we'd stop at the Seven Stars Bakery on Broadway for coffee and delicious breakfast sandwiches/pastries on our way. We were jealous of all of the people at other cute restaurants on Broadway enjoying a more leisurely brunch (Julian's and The Grange looked good had we not been conferring all day). We also found a cute little bar in the neighborhood for an evening cocktail (The Avery). Some nights we walked home, a couple of nights we used ride share apps (~$6 back from the downtown area). We definitely recommend this place for a trip to Providence!