A 45-room boutique hotel broke ground last week at Patrick Square in Clemson.
Patrick Square is a 173-acre traditional neighborhood development that includes single-family homes, townhomes and a Town Center featuring restaurants, retail and office space off Issaqueena Trail and I-85.
Michael Cheezem, developer and Patrick Square founder, unveiled plans for the new Inn at Patrick Square, which will feature 36 rooms and nine luxury suites. An on-site café, named Stumphouse Café after the nearby tunnel, will also be open to the public.
Cheezem is hoping to attract families for game weekends, family occasions, weddings and other special events. The inn includes a 150-person capacity ballroom. The Rick Erwin Dining Group will be the food and beverage provider for weddings and events.
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Clemson history will be incorporated into the final design, and the inn hopes to provide a shuttle service to Clemson home games for guests.
“The Inn at Patrick Square will serve as a centerpiece of the Patrick Square Town Center and a place to welcome the Clemson family,” said Cheezem. “This is a special addition to Patrick Square and a place where memories will be created for years to come.”
Construction has begun and the inn is expected to open spring 2017.
For more information, visit patricksquare.com.
