T.F. Green Airport was recently named one of the "Top Five ...

T.F. Green Airport was recently named one of the "Top Five Alternative Airports" in the country by
Forbes magazine and received a Reader's Choice recommendation from. Just off Exit 13 on Interstate
Route 95, Green Airport is accessible to Boston, Cape Cod and Southeastern New England It offers more
than 160 direct flights via major carriers.
Airlines
Continental Airlines/Continental Express: 800-525-0280
Delta Airlines/Delta Connections: 800-221-1212
Northwest Airlines: 800-225-2525
Southwest Airlines: 800-435-9792
United Airlines/United Airlines Express: 800-241-6522
US Airways/US Airways Express: 800-428-4322
Shuttle service
The distance from T.F. Green Airport to the downtown area is 9 miles and Taxi's will cost approximately
$30.00 each way. The airport shuttle is available 7 days a week from 5:00 am to 11:00 pm. The shuttle
leaves the airport every hour on the hour. From the hotels they leave every hour on the ½ hour. After
7:00 pm reservations for the shuttle are required from the city only. The cost of the shuttle is $11.00
each way. (401) 737-2868 or toll free 1-888-737-7006
www.airporttaxiri.com
Car Rental (All area codes are 401)
Airport Taxi & Limo 737-2868
Bonanza Bus Lines 751-8800
Alamo 739-0696
Avis 736-7500
Budget 739-8986
Dollar 739-8450
Enterprise 739-1005
Hertz 738-3550
National 732-0907
Payless 736-8503
Thrifty 739-8660
Enterprise 739-1005
Logan Airport
East Boston, MA
Logan Airport is situated approximately 49 miles north of Providence. Outlined below are public and
private transportation options.
The majority of international flights arrive at the terminal E; some international flights leave the

terminals. At the Information Center they will communicate in one’s own language. The center of
information is situated in the terminal E leaving the customs area.
Massport offers free service between airline terminals and all airport locations for persons with
disabilities. At Logan, please call (617) 561-1769 for this service.
For more information about other services for travelers with special needs provided by Logan, see the
ADA Services page.
Rental cars
Currently, 8 rental car companies operate at Logan International Airport. They include: Alamo, Avis,
Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National and Thrifty.
In Terminals C & E, all rental car companies have direct line telephone boards connecting to the local
facility and their worldwide reservation centers.
Each rental car company has complimentary shuttle buses that transport passengers to/from the
terminal and the rental car facility. Shuttles run frequently and stop curbside on the arrival level for
passengers to board. Departure level service is available on request.
Private cars
All Occasion Transportation, Inc.
(401) 454-3010
50 Kennedy Plaza
Providence, RI 02903
www.alloccasionlimo.com
Prestige Limousine
2381 Post Road
Warwick, RI 02886
(401) 732-8600
www.prestigelimo.com
ROCKSTAR Limo
23 Memorial Blvd.
Newport 02840
(888) 725-7871
www.rockstarlimo.net
Private cars will cost approximately $125.00 each way
Limousines are available only by advanced reservation. Limousine stands are located at:
Terminal A
Arrivals level, outer surface lot area.
Terminal B
US Airways, departure level, curbside.
American Airlines departure level, curbside.

Terminal C
Departure Level, outermost curb area.
Terminal E
Arrivals Level, outermost curb area.
Amtrak
Amtrak offers many daily runs between South Station and Providence. South Station may be accessed
from Logan Airport by either Silver Line Shuttle or Taxi. The Silver Line service takes approximately
twenty minutes. An adult fare is $1.25. A taxi will cost about $15.00 and will take about 10 minutes.
***All taxi's departing Logan are charged an additional fee of $2.00, plus a $4.50 fee for harbor tunnel
crossings. Always ask driver for a receipt.
Regional trains take 48 minutes and range in price from $12.00 to $19.00
The Acela ranges from $22.00 - $45.00 and takes 40 minutes
Schedules and fares can be accessed at www.amtrak.com
The Providence Train station is located 5 blocks from the Westin, Courtyard and Biltmore.
Taxis are readily available outside the station. Cost is approximately $5.00
Driving Directions
Located at the intersection of I-95 and I-195, Providence is 40 miles from Boston (about a one hour car
ride) and 185 miles from New York City (about three hours by car). For a detailed map of the area,
please visit our website at www.ProvidenceNightandDay.com
From the North:
Interstate 95 South to Exit 22A. Follow the signs towards Downtown/Convention Center. Go through the
first light in the right hand lane. Take your first right after the light. Take the next right onto Exchange
Street. After the next light, the hotel will immediately be on your right.
From the South:
Interstate 95 North to Exit 22A. Follow the signs towards Downtown/Convention Center. At the light,
turn right onto Francis Street. At the next light, go right onto West Exchange Street. the hotel will
immediately be on your right.
From the East:
Take 195 West. Merge onto 95 North to Exit 22A. Follow the signs towards Downtown/Convention
Center. At the light, turn right onto Francis Street. At the next light, go right onto West Exchange Street
the hotel will immediately be on your right.
From the West:
Take Route 6 East to the "Route 6 East and I-195 South" on ramp. Take a right and stay to the right
following the signs to Providence and Route 6 East (you will use part of the I-195 on-ramp to get onto

Route 6 East). Stay on Route 6 East to the end (sign will read "6 East to 10 North") and stay to the left.
Continue to the Dean Street Exit. Once on the exit ramp, stay to the left, you need to be on the left side
of the island when you reach the light. Turn left onto Dean Street (4 lane road). Then immediately take
your first right onto West Exchange Street, the Westin will be on your left hand side.
Weather
Rhode Island’s average temperature for the entire year is near 50 degrees, with April through June and
September through mid-November the most delightfully moderate seasons. January and February are
the coldest months, with a mean temperature near 29 degrees, and July and August the warmest, with a
mean close to 72 degrees.
Rhode Island has no regular "rainy" or "dry" season, with precipitation fairly evenly distributed
throughout the year. The first measurable snowfall of winter generally comes toward the end of
November, but may be as late as January. The month of greatest snowfall is usually February.
Clothing Index
Winter: Layer clothing and be sure to pack long-sleeved shirts, sweaters, socks, a medium-to-heavy
coat, and gloves.
Spring/Fall: Bring long-sleeved shirts, light sweaters, and light jacket
Summer: Pack lightly with shorts, t-shirts, sandals, a windbreaker or light sweater for evening and - of
course -your bathing suit.
Travel Checklist
Be sure to bring along:
A comfortable pair of walking shoes
Sunscreen
Allergy medications (especially in Spring)
A valid driver’s license or passport