visiting greenville with dog (Woodruff: hotel, house, restaurants)

[bafoster]

I apologize for this double post- I meant it for greenville forum and not south carolina forum- I will learn
I will be visiting the area in a couple of weeks and am looking for suggestions for a nice safe hotel to stay- I will have my small dog with me.
Also any places to visit to get a feel for the area that are dog friendly
Thanks in advance- sorry for the double post

[roadpony]

Holiday Inn Express off the intersection of Pelham Rd & I-85 is very nice and is dog-friendly. La Quinta is always a chain that can be counted on to be dog-friendly. I'll caution you on the La Quinta at Woodruff Road. It is an older property and is a bit rough around the edges. However, it IS inexpensive. There's a newer, nicer La Quinta at Haywood & I-385.

Falls Park and Cleveland Park are both good places to take your dog. They are both in the downtown area. I see people walking up and down Main Street all the time with dogs. There is a really neat doggie boutique on N. Main that you have to check out. Darn, I can't remember the name. Several of the downtown restaurants with outdoor seating allow dogs at the tables. I know that Overlook Grill and Smoke On The Water both do.

Enjoy your visit! Greenville is a great town!

[deepblue38]

Drury Inn on Woodruff Rd is very nice and dog friendly.

[bs3488]

sleep inn is dog friendly. I have a small dauchshund and always just smuggle her in the hotel room. Its not a big deal and no one cares even if they see the dog

[GreenvilleJenn]

Another vote for the Drury Inn at Woodruff and I-85. We stayed there with our dog when we were house hunting last year, and there was no pet fee or deposit.

[bafoster]

thanks to all that responded- I am really looking forward to my trip

[ckeegan]

Sorry I'm late on this thread, but many of my clients with dogs have stayed at the Residence Inn on Milestone Way (off Pelham). They're dog friendly as well.

[g-man430]

Drury Inn and Suites is the best for pets.