Search Hotels with Pool in Simpsonville

"Great stay. We recommend. Quick checkin. Good breakfast with hot and cold options. Nice studio with everything you need. Self parking simple and reasonable for downtown location. Everything was walkable for us, but we did walk 4.5 miles on full day out. "

"Everything was great except the shuttle. I was able to get a shuttle from the airport to the hotel my first night. When I was checking in I asked about the shuttle for the next day and was told no problem as long as I’m within the time it runs. Next day I call in advance for the shuttle and there’s suddenly no shuttle available the whole day. Why advertise and even tell me there’s an airport shuttle when there isn’t? The only reason I booked is for the airport shuttle. Next time I’ll book somewhere $20 nicer with a reliable shuttle. Hate getting lied to by companies. "

"The under curtains in the room were ripped. There was hair everywhere. The linens for the pull out couch had hair in it. Under the sink in the corners of the floor it didn’t look like it was swept. The faucet in the tub leaked consistently. The AC unit sounded like a loud truck engine when it kicked on. Breakfast was decent. Not a fan of egg pancakes that you just heat up. Not a very good selection of food."

"Breakfast was good. Parking seems safe."

"Food is great- get hot Breakfast & Dinner. Can get a little crowded at pool but was overall nice stay. First night room was awesome. Second night next room was not cleaned well, but everything else was great. "

"Far too expensive for what they deliver. We had to call 4 times to get someone up to free up the corridor from loud party guys at 1 am, they even nocked on bedroom doors. The breakfast was dry/over cooked. Not to repeat"

"Managment or front desk workers were very ornery and had the door locked. Have attitude when they had to buzz their own guests in"

"Great area for shopping, lots of restaurants near by. "

"Check-in staff is pretty terrible, not really customer service people. No issues outside of that, but that’s the first thing you see and talk to when you walk in."