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$60 million luxury hotel The Inn at Altamont is coming soon to Paris Mountain

If all goes as planned, The Inn at Altamont will open in 2030 as a resort for visitors and locals to enjoy mountain views and luxury amenities.

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The hotel’s name comes from the historic Altamont Hotel.

Rendering by DLW Architects

The Inn at Altamont — a $60 million, 150,000-sqft, four-story, Marriott luxury boutique hotel — is planned for Paris Mountain + will boast views of northern Greenville County when it opens in 2030 (if all goes as planned).

Local developers, The Divine Group, are partnering with Marriott International on the property that will feature:

  • 150 rooms (at ~$275 per night)
  • A farm-to-table rooftop restaurant and bar
  • A resort-style pool
  • A spa
  • A banquet hall
  • An event lawn

Right now, the hotel is in the design phase. Developers want to annex the property so it’s in Travelers Rest + they hope that process will be complete by June so permitting can begin ahead of a 36-month construction timeline.

If you’d like to know more about the project, a public information session will take place Monday, Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. in Shaw Hall at Furman.

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