Hotels near ECPI University, Greenville

Perfect location and convenient to many spots from fun to food for date stays or family. My only negative would be the fact certain rooms are literally pool rooms and I witnessed two different moments where only selected parents were rudely addressed about ALL the children (even ones not with them) being loud in the pool due to complaints and was verbally informed that it was a privilege for them to be at the pool until closing which is at 11pm! Other than that being addressed incorrectly I’ll say it’s a great spot, just don’t take your kids to the pool because if they get too loud the pool will close early for “maintenance” bs!

The hotel is located in the golf course area and is also close to the high-speed exit, about 2 km. The hotel is atmospheric and has a good free buffet. I booked a suite. There is a large living room outside, with a dining table, sofa, bathroom between the living room and the bedroom, and a simple kitchen (microwave, refrigerator, coffee, pool). The hotel is clean and free parking, highly recommended.

The room was very satisfied, the breakfast was satisfactory, but the service was not satisfied. I made a mistake in my order several times. I paid online. After arriving at the store, I should have to pay a deposit, but the front desk asked me to pay the room fee. I said that I had already paid online. When they said that they had to pay so much, Later, I paid, and finally gave me a repeat deduction, complained to their manager where, and then returned it to me, the key is to wait a long time to deal with it.

We enjoyed one night at this gorgeous hotel! This was a quick holiday getaway for myself and my teen daughters. The hotel facilities are top notch with beautiful decor and amazing views and location. We enjoyed the pianist in the lobby, drink up check in, easy valet service and storage of luggage while we walked around downtown before leaving. The staff were overall extremely friendly with only a few exceptions that were just mediocre. The room had lots of seating which was nice as well as soft blankets on the bottom of the beds, although the blankets looked as if they needed a wash with some spots of things so unfortunately could not use. We enjoyed hanging out by the fireplace and being able to walk to the beautiful scenery of the river, great shopping, and food options such as Gather GVL food hall and ice cream at Marble Slab. And I was thrilled the cute little holiday market right outside the hotel was open for us to shop around and grab some great smelling holiday candles. Breakfast at Between the Trees was amazing - highly recommend the omelets and blueberry pancakes!

Pros: This is a lovely hotel. It is beautifully designed. Aesthetically very pleasing. Great location. Easily accessed self-parking (18 per day). Close to nice restaurants. The beds are comfortable as well as the linens. There are USB ports and outlets beside the bed. There is a useful small fridge. There are some small amenities kits like q tips/emery boards. Towels are ok. Bathroom is spacious and modern. Shower, even though I dislike waterfall was good. The staff is unfailingly polite, although at check out the staff person was not as friendly as we had come to expect. The breakfast (we booked the bed and breakfast rate) was excellent, one of the best hotel buffets I have had, with a large variety of foods, including cheeses and charcuterie, perhaps because of the European based businesses in the area. Cons: The functionality of the hotel room was lacking. We were in room 233 and had constant loud traffic noise all day and into the evening. There is no overhead lighting in the bedroom. There are several lamps, but their light didn't illuminate as much as needed after the sun went down. The very modernly designed toilet's flush push button kept sticking and the toilet bowl needed to take a cue from the Toto self-cleaning surface. The holder for the hairdryer was coming out of the wall. There is maid service only every other day so if you are staying 2 nights you must call if you need extra coffee or cups (only one day supply is in the room to start), toilet tissue or an extra washcloth. There is a really small clothes storage area that is also right next to the iron and board. I just left the board and iron out so as not to have to crumple the clothes. There is a small coffee maker, but you must take it from next to your clothes to the desk to plug in. There is loud music played in the hotel in the hall on the floor to parking and in the breakfast area. The window seats in the breakfast area are uncomfortably low. One guest was observed taking a cushion from another chair and sitting on it. Again, the design is lovely but the function not so good. So, it was a lovely hotel with a great breakfast and comfy beds but for the price we will not be back (we travel about 6 weeks a year, so we have stayed in many hotels).

I was pleasantly surprised, especially after having read not so positive previous reviews. We had an end room-which was enormous and clean! Perfect space for two large dogs. We visited the dog run, small, but effective. The bar and common area were welcoming and fun! Unfortunately the lack of basic customer service was severely lacking, especially at check in. The young ladies seemed annoyed that we had dogs, despite this being a dog friendly hotel with rave reviews about all the things they provide for your pets. I asked for dogs beds, they never came. We asked for the doggy welcome bag-they acted like they didn’t know what I was talking about. I will say the bartender was attentive and as well as a gentlemen we encountered in the hall. It was a short stay, and we enjoyed it for the time we had. The location is great with restaurants very close by.

The location of the hotel is great. The parking is nice. The building is great. The worst issue it the excessive amount of dogs. I can appreciate pets and dogs, but as someone with allergies, I am sick every time I stay at a Hilton Brand hotel. There are dogs in the lobby, lots of them. There are dogs at breakfast and in the eating areas. I was told by staff that dogs, large, small, fat, tall can be in any and every room. As a Hilton member for 20 years, I am to the point of not being able to stay at Hilton Brand hotels. The dog issue would be better if some rooms were dog-only rooms and some floors were pet-only floors. As someone with severe allergies, we should not have to stay in a room where large dogs had stayed. I am sick for a week after staying at a Hilton brand hotel. Second issue, was the rotating staff at breakfast. Every other day, the staff was nice. The opposite days, watch out. One day they ran out of milk and the lady bit the head off the man who asked to please get some more. Another man asked for coffee and she did the same to him. He slunk off and said...”I guess I will just have decaf...” Final issue, there seemed to be a large number of people staying at this location who were under some sort of state or federal subsidized program that were there staying there while having work done on their homes. While that is all well and good, these individuals tended to hoard large amounts of food at any time food was offered... one lady took five bananas, another had multiple bowls of items covered with napkins to take away... day after day after day. If you are interested in a fresh banana, you had to go into full assault mode to be able to get it before she took a handful... while we are all in this together, it is challenging when most guests are paying full price for a nice hotel stay...