Our Hotel
Experience the best of Clemson
The Abernathy is Clemson’s new premier boutique hotel. Featuring an unbeatable location within walking distance of Memorial Stadium, our modern 41-room hotel is a welcome addition to the Clemson landscape. Throughout, we pay homage to one of Clemson’s most distinguished citizens and visionaries, the late Larry Abernathy, who served both the town and school as a longtime mayor and an adjunct professor.
Hotel Benefits
- Complimentary access to University Gym
- Complimentary wifi
- TAPS Bar & Café
- Fireside Lounge
- Ideal campus & downtown location
- Pet Friendly
Unlock Savings After Your Third Stay
The Abernathy's 2019 Loyalty Program
After your third stay in 2019, guests that book direct unlock 15% OFF Accommodations + 15% OFF Food & Beverage* on future 2019 stays.
Terms & Conditions*Not applicable to groups, corporate-negotiated, third party rates or football weekends. Promotion will be available after the third stay during the 2019 calendar year and does not count stays from 2018. Cannot be combined with any other promotion or offers. Subject to availability and blackout dates. Taxes and gratuities are not included.
Top reasons to stay with us
- 1 | You Can Walk Everywhere
- 2 | You're Proud of Clemson
- 3 | You Want Extra Space
- 4 | You Love The Outdoors
- 5 | You Love A Warm Welcome
Larry Abernathy
A Nod To Our Namesake
Larry Abernathy (1947-2012) was the embodiment of Clemson. The city’s longtime mayor was also an adjunct professor whose passion and pride for the university knew no bounds. A gentleman, family man and public servant, Abernathy was first elected to the Clemson City Council while still a student at the university. Among his innumerable accomplishments were the creation of the state's first energy-efficient transit center and one of its first climate action plans. An avid outdoorsman, he once said: “I am driven to environmentally friendly initiatives because I have three grandsons. And I want them to have a world that is as beautiful, as enjoyable, and as unharmed as it can possibly be.”