Nestled in the heart of Greenville, SC, AC Hotel Greenville is a unique, innovative hotel and wedding venue located on Main Street that reflects the city's soul. The picture-perfect property features a striking mixture of ageless, eye-catching, quality European design and true Palmetto State authenticity, overlooking the Reedy River. Throughout the hotel, you and your loved ones will immerse yourselves in the rich tapestry of upstate history. AC Hotel Greenville strives to pay homage to the local area, its inspiring people, arts, and culture.
The exceptional hotel boasts over 18,000 square feet of indoor and rooftop spaces, including five different event rooms. This total features 8,890 square feet of traditional event space with an additional 10,000+ square feet of flex/private event space. Reedy Hall, located on the plaza level, features floor-to-ceiling windows, access to a private terrace overlooking Main Street, and direct access to Camperdown Plaza. In its entirety, Reedy Hall can accommodate about 150 seated or 300 for a standing reception. It can also be divided into three smaller sections for more intimate and cozy weddings. Jasmine Hall, a private function room located on the hotel's rooftop, has direct access to the Secret Garden, allowing your guests to flow between the indoor and outdoor areas. Jasmine Hall alone can accommodate about 70 people seated, or when both spaces are utilized, it can accommodate 220 reception-style guests. Secret Garden, a rooftop outdoor private garden, is also an excellent option for wedding ceremonies for about 70 people. It overlooks the beautiful Main Street of downtown Greenville.
You and your beloved invitees will experience unique and delicious dining options at the on-site eateries, including Paloma, a Spanish-American fusion restaurant on Main Street. You can also choose to take the elevators up to the timelessly exquisite and stylish rooftop bar, Juniper. This is a craft urban gin bar and scratch kitchen with jaw-dropping vistas of downtown and the spectacular Blue Ridge Mountains.