Mint House Greenville – Downtown

About the Location

Whether you’re here to take in a show at the Peace Center; visit the beautiful Furman University campus; partake in the much lauded Greenville craft beer and farm-to-table culinary scenes; or commune with nature in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, downtown Greenville’s idyllic, walkable Main Street, dotted by public art and crowned by Liberty Bridge — a 345-foot long single-suspension pedestrian bridge from which you have a bird’s eye view of the Reedy River and the cascading waters of Falls Park on the Reedy — will make an indelible impression. And from your room at Mint House Greenville – Downtown, it’s all within a stone’s throw. (Or a baseball’s throw, in the case of Fluor Field where the Greenville Drive, an affiliate team of the Boston Red Sox, play in a stadium that perfectly replicates the dimensions of Fenway Park, down to its own Green Monster and seventh inning renditions of Sweet Caroline.) In the West End, the restaurants that have put Greenville on the culinary map will be your neighborhood eateries: from the modern Italian oyster bar Jianna, just two minutes away (reservations recommended for the dining room, but the first-come, first serve bar area features the full menu), to the authentic Upcountry tavern fare at Smoke on the Water. Or catch the free downtown trolley near Linky Stone Park to the nearby Village of West Greenville, where the Greenville Center for Creative Arts, with its First Friday open studios, is at the center of a buzzy burgeoning arts scene, fueled, in part, by specialty coffees at Unlocked Coffee Roasters and the eclectic destination dining at James Beard Award-nominated The Anchorage.