Find Kid Friendly Hotels in Clemson from S$120

"Quite a decent breakfast, including the fresh yogurt dispensing machine. The yogurt was very good and the topping choices were decent. Would have preferred fresh berries as an option for my yogurt parfait. The front desk staff (one person) was awful. She was cold and unhelpful."

"The hotel was more than excellent. My room was clean and comfortable. The staff was amazing, and the breakfast was nice too. When I am back in this area again this is where I wanna be."

"This seems to be one of the only hotels in clemson near the school. We came here to tour the school and stay a night. I was excited to use the pool and relax a bit as well. Unfortunately when we checked in - the young gentleman at the front desk basically had his airpods in and gave us our keys with no other words. I expected a bit more welcome and friendliness from the only hotel worker. The pool was barely opened as it was still a bit cooler but there were no towels available and nobody to help find any. The pool was freezing and the hot tub dirty. I had to go back to the front desk several times for wifi information, towels, and basic understanding of where things were. Just not what I had hoped for coming from a well known resort. Unfortunate as its situated in a beautiful area and I had hoped for a nice stay. Also, the bathroom was a bit dirty, porch out back very dirty with spider webs on the furniture and the room a bit dated. Could use some TLC for sure. "

"Very clean comfortable. Good design for long stays thanks "

"Door would not open. They had to make a special key to open the door AFTER they accused us of doing something to the door. Would not let us use the key for our stay No maintenance man on site. On site people incapable of helping. Do yourself a big favor and don’t stay here"

"Nice breakfast. Clean room"

"Only 7 miles from Clemson. Quiet and enjoyable place to stay! "

"Stayed for a hiking weekend base camp. It was basic, but exactly what we needed for an inexpensive place to sleep between long days on the trail. The property is older, but clean and well-kept. Staff were friendly, and the hotel was quiet both nights. We slept well, which is really what matters on a trip like this. Breakfast was simple: waffles, cereal, toast, muffins, apples, coffee, and juice. No real protein options, but it was enough to get us started before heading out. If you’re looking for a no-frills, affordable place to stay for hiking around Walhalla/Seneca, this is a solid option."

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