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Five Bridge Inn

3.0 (28 reviews)
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Juliana C.

From the moment I saw the stunning grounds (the beautiful house, the pool, the tennis court, the llamas!) at the Five Bridge Inn, I knew I wanted it to be my wedding location; after discovering that the contract covered 24 hours on the property, I was completely sold. But there are so many other reasons why I've raved to friends and family about this venue; here are just a few: - Pavilion tent included - Option to host your rehearsal dinner on-site and sleep over the night before the wedding - Complete flexibility with choice of vendors (catering, DJ, photog, etc) - Free breakfast for bridal party the day of the wedding, and guests the morning after the wedding - After-hours bonfire provided for post-rehearsal hangouts (no issues with making noise, either) - Dedicated space for hair and makeup My experience with the owner of the Five Bridge Inn, Ann Messenger, was fantastic; she responded quickly to my questions via email, and had very helpful suggestions (including an intro to my day-of coordinator and photographer, both of whom were absolutely stellar). My only tip to brides who book this venue would be to keep close track of deposits and payments, and ask upfront what additional expenses you might be incurring; the Inn can be a little disorganized when it comes to finances. That said - you couldn't ask for a better outdoor venue. If you can manage to snag an open date at the Five Bridge, you are going to have the time of your life. I know I did.

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We hosted a party here on Oct 13, 2019. We booked our engagement party on short notice (about 5…read moreweeks before) and Kaitlyn was so easy to work with from the start. We fell in love with her, the house, everything including the murder-by-mail story behind the house from the 1800s. About 2 weeks before the party we called Kaitlyn and told her it was going to turn into our surprise wedding! She continued to be so helpful and excited, giving recommendations for all kinds of vendors we'd need. The day of the party she was professional and hands-on, making sure everything got done on a quick timeline. She calmed nerves and had great suggestions on where things should go to make sure everything flowed just right. Our rental price included some tables and linens she had available, and some glassware too. It was so perfect from the start and we couldn't be happier!!

Came for an Open Doors RI tour. Online tickets were sold out but they were able to accommodate a…read morebunch of us at the door. Beautiful historic building who's tour guides added in a true life murder mystery of the lady of the houses death. This really added to the event as it was so my scene and absolutely fun. They also had a whiskey tasting since she was poisoned with whiskey which is ironically amazing. I would def host an event here because unlike the Newport mansions I could touch things and see things in the midst of being historically preserved since they're still restoring the house. Open Doors RI has found a new regular customer :)

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Roger Williams Park Casino

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South Elmwood

Roger Williams park is such a beautiful place for Rhode Islanders to enjoy and I think many times…read morethat I have just taken it for granted. When I was a teacher we brought a whole team of students here to enjoy Rhode Island's beautiful park with its many parts and pieces and nooks and crannies and water and fountains and hills and picnic areas including the carousel. There's just so much to see and do here and I am truly grateful for the spot. I came through the other day and I decided to look up the history of the park because I was not really familiar with it. I knew that it was named after Roger Williams, a founder of Rhode Island but I didn't really know much more than that. So I did my homework. The land for the park was a gift to the people of Providence in 1872, donated in the will of Betsey Williams, the last descendant of Roger Williams to inherit his land. It had been the family farm and was the last of the original land granted to Roger Williams in 1638 by Canonicus, chief of the Narragansett tribe. The family farmhouse was built in 1773 and is now known as the Betsey Williams Cottage; the cottage and the Williams family burial ground are within the park. The original gift consisted of about 100 acres. Additional land to the south was purchased in 1891 at a cost of $359,000, consisting mostly of unimproved land that was covered with woods and ponds; it brought the total area of the park to about 400 acres. New England is an amazing place to live. We are so rich in history of the beginnings of the United States and I think sometimes I just accept it but I've really started to look more since the pandemic and being stuck in the house so much. We have taken to going on rides around the state to look at the landscape just to entertain ourselves. It has made me much more appreciative of what we have here. If you haven't been to Roger Williams Park then you really need to go. It is a gem within the city of Providence.

I went to an event at the Casino, it was really nice and the food and the setup were really well…read moredone. Located in the midst of Roger Williams Park, this building features a brick exterior and verandas adorned with Ionic columns, semi-circular porticos and railings with turned balusters in the, Colonial Revival architectural style of the late nineteenth century. The interior walls of the first floor are constructed of hand-finished wood panels, the original floors are maple, and details such as beveled mirrors and an emerald green tiled fireplace lend a formal and elegant air to the surroundings. Upstairs, the Ballroom was used in the old days for special social events, especially during the '30's and '40's. That is where our event was held and it was a really roomy space. Loved the well kept hardwood floors and the plaster friezes and frescoes of cherubs and musical instruments that adorn the 20-foot ceilings. This grand room, with its birch floors, is painted in warm, rosy tones to evoke a sense of well being, a priority during the "Gay Nineties". At night, it is nicely lit up.

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The Pawtucket Armory is a historic armory building at 172 Exchange Street in Pawtucket. I have…read moreattended several special events and talks throughout the years and the space is ample and well preserved. Being an older building in a busy urban area, parking is a bit of an issue. I wish they had a parking garage built close to it, so people can enjoy the venue and focus on the event, instead of having to deal with parking. One of the major works of William R. Walker & Son, this building was built in 1894-5. Built of red brick with granite and limestone trim, it has a distinctive main block, with crenellated towers at the corners, and is prominently sited near Pawtucket's central business district. From 2005 to 2010, the armory housed the Jacqueline M. Walsh School for the Performing and Visual Arts. It is currently home to the Pawtucket Armory Arts Center. Every holiday season, they have their Holiday Crafts show that draws hundreds. The armory was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.

A beautiful building in a historic section of a beloved town. The Pawtucket Armory is probably my…read moredream venue - high ceilings, glossy wood floors, balconies and endless space. I was here for the first time during the RI Brew Fest. The large interior allowed for many vendors and partons alike. The one drawback is the facilities - bathrooms are an issue here, so with large crowds, that presents quite a problem. Parking, while available, isn't nearly as ample as the space itself, so that's another reason why I've docked it one star. However, I truly love this place and can't wait to host my own event here someday.

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First off, the Hillside Country Club was recently purchased and is now the NewHill Country Club…read more New owners and the management has a new, revitalized spirit. Our granddaughter got married and had her reception at NewHill on 5/22/26. We were the first wedding under the club's new ownership. This was a large wedding that utilized the pond area for the ceremony, the deck for the open bar & appetizer hour and the large ballroom for the reception. Everything was flawless and that says a lot when there were many new employees, chefs & cooks, bartenders and management testing their skills for the first time. The original booking was with the previous ownership under the Hillside brand and we worried about the transition. Believe us when we tell you that there was no need to worry. The whole day was perfect. NewHill Country Club has completely erased any previous experience you may have had when they were Hillside.

I can't say I wasn't warned. My friend and I were scrambling on Friday night to find a golf course…read morewith open tee times for Saturday around 11:30 am. We found Hillside through a third party site and reserved an 11:30 am tee time. When we pulled into the large parking lot, there was a sign that said "Course Advisory: Temporary Conditions Improvements Underway OPEN for the season" - from then I knew I was in for a surprise. My friend got a cart for himself, but I prefer to walk so his total for 9 holes + cart was $41 and my total for 9 holes no cart was $30. As a golfer who only plays for fun and likes bird watching, I was awestruck at hole 1 when I watched three flocks of Canada geese fly a couple feet above my head to successfully touchdown into the pond nearby. A couple holes were in okay shape, but the majority were pretty beat up, with lots of crab grass, exposed dry dirt, and weeds on the fairway, cracks and sand on the greens, and missing women's tee indicators (holes 3 and 4). After poorly teeing off at hole 8 (a combination of skill and grass being too tall), my friend grew very frustrated and we decided to call it quits. The course has potential. Apparently, they're under new management so they plan on doing a complete makeover; I look forward to coming back in a couple years once the renovations are complete. I think they should have definitely charged less considering the conditions that course was in, somewhere around $20 was more fair.

Five Bridge Inn - hotels - Updated November 2026

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