Hotels near Woodruff Church of God, Spartanburg County

Had booked another hotel that was dark and felt dingy and just couldn't stay there longer. Stumbled into this one and should have been the 1st pick! Christina, front desk, was incredibly gracious and understanding. Room was big, clean, bright, great AC. Plenty of room to unpack. Full fridge and microwave. Had cook top available by request. Nice light blocking roller shades not icky curtains. Comfortable beds and pillows. I had view of forest. DirectTV with HBO. Lobby is welcoming. Cookies and infused water. Breakfast was better than I've had any other place. Full blown breakfast sandwiches with eggs, meat, cheese on biscuits and bagels. Even at 945 (ends at 10!) they were still restocking waffle batter, a few sandwiches, and fresh fruit. Super convenient location. Walk to Starbucks, QT, Fuddruckers. Less than 2 minute drive to at least 10 more restaurants. Close to freeway for easy access. Rooms were so quiet! Walking down the hall could hear a noisy family but not at all in the room. Also didn't notice any interstate noise. Easy ~1hr drive from Charlotte/CLT.

The room is in good condition and very spacious

The pillows are so fluffy and the bed is very comfortable. The best of all is the breakfast! Nell makes the best food, just like home!! We will definitely be staying here again!! They also have a place for us to walk our 2 dogs which is a big deal with me..

A good hotel in Spartanburg. A few observations: -- the hotel is a premium hotel and you will pay accordingly. We had a good room and no complaints. But, if you are not picky, there is better value to be had in the Greenville, Spartanburg area. -- the hotel is very elegant with nice artwork and furnishings. -- breakfast was not included, but it was a good setup that offered an upscale selection. -- the lobby is super noisy at night (there was a loud bar and it is a massive open space). Not a big problem, but travelers with young children or those looking for peace and calm should be aware of it. -- the pool looks huge in the Marriott website photo. It's not, lol... trick photography... -- parking was plentiful and fine. Overall, we were happy. I might price shop and stay somewhere else next time I am in town.

This used to be the nicest hotel in town and now it is barely what I would consider a 3 star hotel on a good day. The check-in experience was painfully slow and lacked any sense of welcoming. Upon arriving in our room, we discovered only 1 set of towels, no bath mat or hand soap, only 3 pillows on one bed while the other had 4 and only 1 pack of coffee and it was decaf. I tried calling AYS 3 times letting it ring for 20 times each and then finally resorted to using my cell to call the hotel and I finally got an answer. In addition to asking for additional towels and coffee, I asked for a luggage rack as there was not one in the room to which the agent (same one that checked me in) said they were located at the front door. When I explained what a luggage rack was (vs a luggage cart), he said the hotel did not have them. The room itself is very tired and in need of refurbishing as well as repair. Torn wallpaper, broken shade pulls, breaks in the tile are just a few issues. Dusting also sees to be non-existing as well as there was at least an inch on the air and vent returns. Prior to arrival, I received an email from the front office manager indicating “we are in the process of returning to normal operations”. Seriously other hotels are back to operating as they were pre-Covid, not sure you can keep milking the Covid excuse for what truly appears to be lack of care. Mr. Marriott Sr would turn in his grave if he set foot in this hotel. Sadly since Mr. Marriott Jr stepped down and the company acquired Starwood, the quality of product and service at Marriott worldwide has been on a downward spiral and this hotel is leading the way.