Inn at Clemson

Walked into the room and there was a Musty smell in room. Ceiling was 1/2 painted with a shinny paint. looks like the roof leaked and it was a bad repair job. They did just had a hurricane. The rooms are small but it is an Inn so can’t set expectations high. The Bathroom is old and only 2 towels and there is 4 in the room. The bed is comfortable Front desk girl very nice.

No soap. When we asked for it they said it didn't come in. We had to go and buy soap.The toilet ran all night. It was so close to the floor my husband had to have me pull him up. The fruit was old. My daughters room smelled so bad they had to open the windows in the rain. They don't clean rooms. We had to ask for clean towels. The price was unbelievable 400.00 a night. Don't ever stay here. The receptionist was very kind and understanding, but nothing they could do. The owner is taking advantage of all of us!

All the staff is extremely friendly, helpfull, accomadating, & went above & beyond to meet our needs and answer questions. Jessica was especially nice & made our stay smooth. Beds were very comfortable. Rooms were clean & smelled nice. The food area/continental breakfast is the best I have ever seen in appearance, size, & variety. Only thing is I wish rooms had tub. I am physically disabled, so 1st time I stayed asked for handicapped rm. The shower floor, once wet, was extremely slippery so made it hard to transfer from wheelchair to shower & vice versa. Also couldn't reach shower faucet from shower bench.

Staff was friendly and helpful. Room was clean and fresh, it looks newly remodeled. If you are into nice showers and big bathrooms this isn’t the place for you. For $100 you can’t beat it. It’s close to Clemson and as quiet as you can get for a hotel. The ac is the usual floor unit.

Very cute place, definitely recommend and would stay here again. Clean, fresh, and modern. Stayed with my son while looking at Clemson. Staff has a list of restaurants to help you choice where to eat.

This is the second time my family and I have stayed here. The staff is very friendly, the rooms are clean, we love the Clemson decor, it’s reasonably priced, and you get free breakfast! We will definitely be back again.

Upon arrival, the Inn at Clemson greets you in a very spirited manner as it’s decor is most representative of the University. The lobby has a variety of orange and white about! University students worked the front desk on our trip and were very professional. The room itself was a king bed and bath on the top floor. It was again, very nicely decorated, clean, and comfortable. Housekeeping was great. Bed sheets crisp snd clean- towels too. Being summer, my only complaint was that the AC unit is locked at 66 degrees and cycled on/off. Personally I prefer cooler rooms but was informed that it was as cool as it gets. The TV is dated and has no “guide” channel so that’s tricky. Breakfast is included too and the dining area is cute. It is quick food but fine: Muffins, pancakes, yogurts, toasts, oatmeal, juice, and 24 hr coffee. And the coffee is really good! Also a small snack shop. There is no pool though 2 cardio machines. We learned the Inn does accommodate sports teams and a youth baseball team was on site. The folks were very nice and we ended up rooting for their team :-). Be careful at night driving in as the entrance is not 100% direct from the blvd. and it can be tricky if from out of town. Again a great and economical lodging stop. Not a traditional inn or hotel in that sense, but a fine, Clemson themed, lodge that I will definitely return too! We liked it alot!

Was greeted very nicely very professionally no hassles room is very nice nice coffee pot refrigerator very clean nice shower hot very comfortable bed and convenient to everything I was doing definitely worth this stay, nice breakfast in the morning hot coffee pancake machine

This was a handy great location, the price was excellent. The Mgr & staff are very helpful and friendly. I stayed hear as this Hotel is close to Southern Wesleyan University. I was in town for 3 days of baseball to watch my Son pitch.