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AED 461 total
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27 Sep - 28 Sep
AED 400
AED 497 total
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AED 278
AED 328 total
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4. Postcard Cabins Lake Hartwell, Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy
Postcard Cabins Lake Hartwell, Outdoor Collection by Marriott BonvoySeneca
Nirumol
AED 340
AED 536 total
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15 Sep - 16 Sep
AED 294
AED 323 total
includes taxes & fees
14 Sep - 15 Sep




6. Cozy camper in Clemson Hills. 5 minutes from Clemson University. Pet friendly!
Cozy camper in Clemson Hills. 5 minutes from Clemson University. Pet friendly!Seneca
Josie G.
AED 551
AED 739 total
includes taxes & fees
14 Sep - 15 Sep




7. Peaceful 3-bedroom home 4 miles from Clemson.
Peaceful 3-bedroom home 4 miles from Clemson.Seneca
AED 397
AED 1,079 total
includes taxes & fees
15 Sep - 16 Sep




8. Cozy Family Home in a Quiet Setting-12 Minutes from Clemson University
Cozy Family Home in a Quiet Setting-12 Minutes from Clemson UniversitySeneca
Brenda
AED 585
AED 1,197 total
includes taxes & fees
13 Sep - 14 Sep
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Top Seneca Hotel Reviews
Days Inn by Wyndham Seneca / Clemson Area
8/10 Good
"Decent if you’re just looking for a place to sleep. Breakfast wasn’t bad, just limited options. Room was fairly clean (didn’t look like it had been mopped) . But sheets/blankets/towels were super clean!"
Quality Inn Seneca US-123
8/10 Good
"Every thing was good"
Fall fun at the cabin! Convenient to Lake Keowee and Clemson
10/10 Excellent
"This is a very cute home.Clean and functional.It has the potential to be amazing if a little TLCwas given to the outdoor space and clean up the appearance of the outside of the home. Walkways to and from car were non existent and a little precarious."























