Boutique hotel in historic downtown Seneca. Room#1, Q/K combo.
Seneca, South Carolina
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Max Sleeps
Welcome to the heart of downtown Seneca, South Carolina. Formerly the Richardson Theatre in the late 50s, our building underwent an expansive renovation to create a charming, 6 bedroom boutique hotel. Each of our six private rooms are connected with a common area for dining and lounging. Each room features luxury furnishings and bedding, a private bath with a state of the art shower, and 65” Flat Screens, with all your favorite channels.
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Smoke-free Property Iron/ironing Board -
INTERNET
Available In All Rooms: WiFi Available In Some Public Areas: Internet Access -
LANGS SPOKEN
English -
FAMILY FRIENDLY
Refrigerator -
BEDROOM
Air Conditioning Bed Sheets Heating -
BATHROOM
Hair Dryer Shampoo Shower Soap Toilet Paper Towels -
ENTERTAINMENT
Smart TV -
FOOD AND DRINK
Coffee/tea Maker Refrigerator
Check-in : 03:00 PM
Check-out : 11:00 AM
No Wheelchair
No smoking
No pets
Children allowed
Max occupancy : 4
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Resa
Submitted Sep 9, 2024
Stayed Sep 7, 2024Loved the facility! Great concept. Only wished the coffee pot worked.
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Johan K.
Submitted Nov 9, 2025
Stayed Nov 7, 2025Great stay once again!
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James U.
Submitted Sep 22, 2025
Stayed Sep 19, 2025I REALLY wanted to like this place as lofts in old buildings are my favorite and Seneca is a really nice town. NOTE: This is the first time I've ever not given a perfect score in a VRBO review...First, the positives: - Decor and furniture: well done - Amenities were perfect: comfortable beds with new, clean sheets, quality towels, etc. - Communication with Clay (host) was easy.Unfortunately, these were overshadowed by a number of issues: - Maintenance: The shower door rollers were missing and it was very difficult to close - The shower gel was empty and I had to use the handsoap dispenser - The HVAC doesn't effectively remove humidity; the temp was fine but it never quite felt comfortable.The worse issue however is safety. At 4:00am, the fire department was called due to a natural gas leak in the restaurant below. Apparently, the unlit stove had been left on and so the place filled with natural gas (explosion risk). The fumes drifted upstairs and other guests called the fire department after smelling gas, getting headaches. We had to wait on the sidewalk for over an hour as they ventilated the rooms. Apparently, the fire department has been advising Papa Julio's to install a master gas valve for the kitchen but they haven't. If the other guests hadn't smelled gas, none of us might be here today.I would avoid until confirming the gas cut-off value is installed downstairs.
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Lori T.
Submitted Nov 21, 2023
Stayed Nov 17, 2023Nice getaway in a quaint town.
