Hotel vicino a Blue Ridge Field - Seneca

“Super nice!”

“The staff were very friendly and everything was nice and clean! A great selection for breakfast!”

“The room was on the ground level so walked out onto the gorgeous sprawling golf course and the lake and the beautiful pool/hot tub facilites. The location was great for where you meet to start a Clemson tour, however it's completely away from the main part of campus and the town otherwise, so nothing is really walkable from it. That's not a big deal b/c everything is a less than 5-10 min drive and the location is so pretty and peaceful it's worth it. we used the pool and hot tub at 8pm and were...

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“Rooms are extremely dated. The staff was very nice and helpful. Towels were small and hard. What they charge during event weekends is ridiculous for the property”

“My room smelled of urine.”

“Personnel were extremely helpful and friendly. The cabin was clean and the driveway was easy. The extra food items were special.”

“I have stayed here several times and it has always been a great experience. The rooms are clean and the staff is friendly.”

“I want to give them a 10 out of 10 but the neighbors were so noisy! The neighbors stayed up partying until around midnight Saturday and Sunday. They were outside with loud music and screaming at each other. The house is the cutest place! The hosts were magnificent- we didn’t have hot water and it was fixed within the hour. I’d recommend it but just be aware if it’s a holiday weekend - the neighbors are very loud. ”

“Terrible Experience – No Hot Water and Bed Bug Concerns My experience at Days Inn in Clemson, South Carolina, was extremely disappointing, and I would not recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a clean, comfortable, and stress-free place to stay. What should have been a relaxing visit turned into a frustrating and unpleasant experience due to serious concerns about basic hotel necessities, including hot water and the condition of the room. First, the lack of hot water was completely...

“My stay started out poorly. Unbeknownst to me, they were charging a $150 deposit upon arrival to ensure the room isn't damaged (college town I suppose). Reluctantly I paid it. They gave me the room key, and the electronic lock on the door was inoperative. After stating my displeasure, they refunded the $150 deposit and gave me another room which was satisfactory. By the condition of the place it looks as though they rent rooms by the hour if you catch my drift. I won't be returning.”