Upcountry Carolina Bed and Breakfasts
Cities in Upcountry Carolina
- Greenville (3)
- Lyman (2)
- Salem (2)
- Landrum (2)
- Walhalla (1)
- Simpsonville (1)
- Pickens (1)
- Clemson (1)
- Seneca (1)
- Pendleton (1)
- Westminster (1)
B&Bs in Upcountry Carolina
Six Romantic cottages and six luxurious Inn rooms on 190 mountain view acres.
Boutique Mountain Lodge featuring healthy living, organic fresh foods, breakfast included & spectacular mountain views.
THE INN AT TABLE ROCK
117 Hiawatha Trail, Scenic Highway 11, Pickens, South Carolina
Escape to the incredible natural beauty and peaceful surroundings of upstate South Carolina.
Family farm Bed & Breakfast near Blue Ridge Mtns., Lake Jocassee and Lake Keowee. Children & pets (with permission) welcome.
Historic home restored w/all the ammenities for your confort & convenience.All private baths. Downtown Seneca near Clemson.
From $89
MAGNOLIA MANOR BED & BREAKFAST
207 Westminster Highway (SC Hwy 183), Westminster, South Carolina
Reminisce of days gone by in this fully restored stately 1897 Georgian manor house. Relax and rejuvenate in our spa.
Come stay with us--we'd love to make you feel at home.
Voted Greenville's Favorite B&B & Upstate's Best B&B. Historic district; easy walk to 50 downtown restaurants & theaters.
A quiet country place among the gentle foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
A delightful Southern Inn with comfortable surroundings & an outstanding restaurant to make your stay memorable.
Greenville's newest Bed and Breakfast located within walking distance of charming Main Street and an award winning spa.
This circa 1902 Greenville/Spartanburg cotton plantation, nestled beneath majestic walnut trees, makes a wonderful retreat!
Circa 1885, Victorian home reminiscent of the finest in Southern Tradition & Hospitality just 16 miles from Clemson.
This dog-friendly B&B is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains on a forty-three acre horse farm.
SLEEPY HOLLOW BED & BREAKFAST
220 Issaqueena Trail, Clemson, South Carolina
Circa 1837 Plantation House nestled on 44 of the original 270 acres, adjacent to Historic Pendleton and Clemson University.
