Michie House in College Hill
3.4 ★ average from 5 reviews
Located in the heart of the College Hill neighborhood, Michie House provides straightforward hostel-style lodging tailored for students and visiting researchers. The historic building offers a quiet, community-oriented atmosphere within walking distance of Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design.
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- ★★★★★maryjane walsh
Stefano and the Mitchie House team were very accommodating. It was stylish, clean, and quiet. You can't beat the location for a thriving ambiance, with eateries, little stores, and coffee shops. I also appreciate the way my damage deposit was returned within 1 day of checkout.
- ★★★★★Cyrille Kablan Nouoma
I had a very pleasant stay and thoroughly enjoyed my time here. The accommodation was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, and the location was excellent. Stefano was a welcoming, responsive, and attentive host who made the entire experience smooth and enjoyable. I would gladly recommend this property to other travelers and would be happy to stay here again in the future. Thank you, Stefano, for your hospitality!
- ★★★★★Milton Vlamis
The hotel was in a great location and close to downtown. And pretty much 5-10minutes from great views and restaurants. Stefano was a great help and I give him 5 stars. I definitely would stay there again.
- ★☆☆☆☆Pei-Wei Sun
I would strongly advise against staying here. After my stay, I was required to pay a deposit, which has still not been returned even after more than a month. The host did not inform me of any delay or issue—I only found out after following up myself. Since then, I have contacted them multiple times, but each time I was given excuses such as being “too busy” to process the refund. No clear timeline or confirmation has ever been provided. This level of unprofessional behavior and lack of accountability is unacceptable. If you value your money and want to avoid unnecessary stress, I would not recommend booking this place.
- ★☆☆☆☆Marissa Long-Peak
Don’t be fooled by the pictures. It’s worst than it looks. The rooms do not appear clean. One of the rooms they tried to put me in smelled like armpits and cigarettes. The slats holding the mattress up were dangerously broken, the beds were probably rescued from a landfill several years ago. The floors are not level. The walls are paper thin. The only saving grace is the fact that you get to leave and go elsewhere (actually, do that, don’t stay here)