Pecan Terrace Inn

Breakfast was the best part of our stay at Pecan Terrace Bed & Breakfast. Lori made apple French toast, tasty casseroles, and even put fresh pumpkin cookies by the coffee. She owns the place, cooks, and hosts, and made us feel welcome as soon as we arrived. She knows Easley well and suggested Silos Brewing Co. and the Southern Weaving Food Hall, both an easy walk or drive away. The house had lovely decor and a cozy feel, and the town is cute, walkable, and felt completely safe. It was a great small-town getaway. One thing for light sleepers: a train passes through town sometimes at night. Lori's hospitality and cooking are worth the trip.

Lori took wonderful care of us at the gorgeous, well-kept Pecan Terrace, which is close to downtown Easley, SC and easy to get around from. There are plenty of places to eat nearby, but we especially loved having breakfast with her each morning. I have a severe food allergy, and she was attentive and careful about what I needed. We were there over the third weekend in October, during a big football weekend for lots of teams. Our Vols lost, and Clemson did too, but that's okay. The fall and Halloween decorations were so tastefully done that I felt like I was in a cozy Vermont town, just like Newhart, which is how I first learned that the Bed & Breakfast home existed. We'll definitely stay with her again.

Pecan Terrace is a beautiful historic home with lots of Southern charm. This was our second visit, and we'd highly recommend Lori and the property for a memorable stay away.

Our first Bed & Breakfast stay was at Pecan Terrace Bed & Breakfast, and it was such a good experience. The house was beautiful, Lori was a delight, and her meals were wonderful. Every morning she made us a delicious breakfast while keeping our dietary preferences and restrictions in mind. She made everything easy and enjoyable, and I wish we'd stayed longer. We plan to return on future trips to SC. It's comfortable, close to downtown, and has so much warmth.