The Providence Biltmore Hotel opened its doors in 1922 and has been a historic landmark in the city since then. For 71 years, the Biltmore was the tallest and largest hotel in Providence, RI boasting 600 rooms when it opened, but later reducing that number to just 292 when a renovation project turned many single rooms into luxury suites. The rooftop level boasts a large Grand Ballroom with a breathtaking view of the city for up to 750 guests. The Biltmore’s most iconic feature is the glass elevator, which was added in 1979 and spans all 18 floors. Most recently, the Biltmore Hotel featured prominently in the Anne Fletcher film “27 Dresses”, for which Sentinel Limousine was the primary chauffeured transportation provider.