Best rooms at Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville, ranked
Short answer: For space and privacy pick the Presidential Suite, for a classic suite experience choose Suite, 1 Bedroom (Balcony) if you want a private outdoor seat over the river, and the Junior Suite, with Sofa bed, Balcony, Corner is the best option for families who need a sofa bed and extra space. Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds or Room, Balcony give the most affordable balcony or two‑bed options.
In this guide
- 1. Presidential Suite, 1 Bedroom — top choice for privacy and entertaining
- 2. Suite, 1 Bedroom (Balcony) — the best suite if you want an outdoor seat
- 3. Junior Suite, with Sofa bed, Balcony, Corner — best for families
- 4. Studio — compact luxury and in‑room fitness option
- 5. Room, Balcony and Room — best standard options if you want a balcony or two beds
- 6. Standard Room, 1 King Bed and Standard Room (, Tub) — economy and comfort
1. Presidential Suite, 1 Bedroom — top choice for privacy and entertaining
Why it ranks first: the Presidential Suite offers the largest living and dining spaces among the property’s room types and is laid out for private meals and small gatherings rather than just overnight stays.
Who it’s best for: couples celebrating a special occasion, small families who want separate living and sleeping areas, and business travelers needing a dining/meeting table in‑room.
- Separate living and dining areas (kitchenette and dining shown in property photos).
- Large windows with river or park views and suite bathroom with freestanding tub and glass shower.
- Best choice when you want space to entertain or work from the room.
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate living/dining | Room to host meals or meetings without disturbing bedroom |
| In‑suite kitchenette | Convenience for snacks or reheating without leaving the suite |
| Suite bathroom with tub | More comfortable for longer stays and relaxation |
2. Suite, 1 Bedroom (Balcony) — the best suite if you want an outdoor seat
Why it ranks here: this one‑bedroom suite pairs a full bedroom with a living area and a private balcony, so you get suite space plus outdoor access to the tree‑lined Reedy River views.
Who it’s best for: couples who want morning coffee or evening wine outside, or solo travelers who prefer a separate living area.
- Private balcony with chairs and treetop/river views.
- Separate bedroom and living area for added privacy.
- Bathroom layouts typically include marble vanities and glass showers.
| Room element | Typical benefit |
|---|---|
| Balcony | Direct outdoor view of Falls Park/trees |
| One-bedroom layout | Living area for work or relaxing separate from sleep space |
| Suite bathroom | More comfortable amenities vs. standard rooms |
3. Junior Suite, with Sofa bed, Balcony, Corner — best for families
Why it ranks here: the Junior Suite adds a sofa bed plus balcony and corner placement for slightly more privacy and light, making it a good family pick when you need extra sleeping space without booking a full one‑bedroom suite.
Who it’s best for: families with one or two small children, or travelers who plan to sleep one person on the sofa bed.
- Includes a Double Sofa Bed in addition to the King bed.
- Corner location usually means more windows and better natural light.
- Private balcony adds outdoor sitting space for parents or kids.
| Good for | Why |
|---|---|
| Families with kids | Sofa bed adds a sleeping option without extra rooms |
| Short stays where extra space matters | Cheaper than booking a full one‑bedroom suite |
| Guests who want a balcony | Outdoor access from the room |
4. Studio — compact luxury and in‑room fitness option
Why it’s useful: Studios provide the King bed and sometimes an in‑room fitness alcove, useful for guests who want to keep workouts private or skip the public fitness center.
Who it’s best for: solo travelers or couples staying a few nights who value a stylish room and the option of a fitness nook.
- King bed and efficient layout.
- Some studios include a small fitness area with exercise bike or mirrored wall.
- Good balance between suite features and a single‑room footprint.
| Studio perk | Traveler benefit |
|---|---|
| In‑room fitness alcove | Workout without going to the 24‑hour gym |
| King bed | Comfort for couples or solo travelers |
| Smaller footprint | Typically lower rate than suites |
5. Room, Balcony and Room — best standard options if you want a balcony or two beds
Why these room types make the list: Room, Balcony and Room give direct outdoor access from many rooms overlooking trees and Falls Park; Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds and Room (, Transfer Shower) present two‑bed options for families or friends.
Who it’s best for: travelers on a tighter budget who still want balcony access or need two beds.
- Room, Balcony comes in King or 2 Queen configurations.
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds is the go‑to for two guests who need separate beds.
- Accessible options (Room, Balcony (, Transfer Shower) and Room (, Transfer Shower)) are available—ask when booking.
| Room type | Best use |
|---|---|
| Room, Balcony | Balcony access and outdoor views |
| Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds | Two beds for families or friends |
| Room (, Transfer Shower) | Accessible room option |
6. Standard Room, 1 King Bed and Standard Room (, Tub) — economy and comfort
Why consider them: standard rooms keep things simple—King or two-queen layouts with the hotel’s core amenities: Wi‑Fi, marble/modern baths, and access to the spa and fitness center.
Who they’re best for: short stays, business travelers who spend most of the day out, and guests who prefer to save on the room and dine onsite or in downtown Greenville.
- Standard layouts with essential comforts and marble vanities in many bathrooms.
- Room (, Tub) and Suite, 1 Bedroom (, Tub) indicate freestanding or soaking tubs in some configurations.
- All room types have access to the hotel’s public amenities: Between the Trees, Spirit & Bower, Lobby Bar, Poseidon Spa, and the 24‑hour fitness center.
| What you get | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Standard room amenities | Reliable comfort and access to hotel facilities |
| Optional tub | Good for guests who prefer a soak after a day of walking |
| Close to lobby and dining | Convenient for meals at Between the Trees or drinks at the Lobby Bar |
