Days Inn Mauldin/Greenville
Days Inn Mauldin/Greenville
Days Inn Mauldin/Greenville
Experience the best value under the sun at the Days Inn Mauldin/Greenville. Located near I-85 and I-385, Our INTERIOR CORRIDOR hotel is conveniently located near the area’s restaurants, stores and businesses, making it a convenient location whether you are traveling for business or pleasure. Start your day with our complimentary continental breakfast, which is sure to energize you for the day ahead. We also offer complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the building to help you stay in touch. After spending some time exploring South Carolina, guests can return to the hotel to relax in our seasonal pool or break a sweat in our fitness center. No matter the reason for your visit, we look forward to welcoming you to the Days Inn Mauldin/Greenville!
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