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| The Greenville Inn was built in 1999 in the lush green suburban are of Greenville. Visitors to the Ramada Inn in Greenville will have no problem filling the days and evenings with every kind of leisure activity. Greenville's international community has created sophisticated dining and entertainment options that may surprise first-time visitors. And the best part is, Greenville still retains the charm of a smaller city. Sightseeing in Greenville and Upcountry South Carolina is a year-round activity, thanks to a mild climate and graceful change of seasons. The city's rolling hills, beautiful mountains and the pristine lakes and rivers of our region serve as a delightful setting for the visitors' outdoor adventures. Three major malls, a vibrant downtown, numerous outlet stores, and many newly restored historic areas create unique and nearly unlimited shopping opportunities. The Ramada Inn is also conveniently situated to take advantage of the varied attractions to be found in the area. Within close proximity is the Reedy River Falls Historic Park & Falls Cottage. This park area and gardens are a tribute to the Reedy River, which nourished Greenville's beginnings in 1770, and now provides an oasis in the heart of downtown Greenville. The park has scenic overlooks, nature trails, a pond and land bridge, six landscaped garden areas and two beautiful waterfalls. Falls Cottage was built in 1838 and served as the home of the George Dyer family and their shoemaking business. It is now operated as a restaurant. Further along is the Nippon Center, a cultural cente . . . . more property information available . . . .
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