Hotels in Columbus, Ohio

About|This Hilton hotel in Columbus, Ohio is 11 minutes’ drive to the Port Columbus International Airport and Ohio State University is 2 miles away from the property. The hotel features a stunning art collection which consists of of over 150 original pieces by Central Ohio artists. The artwork is displayed in function spaces, guest rooms and public areas at the hotel—a unique cultural experience. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen cable TV. A refrigerator and free toiletries in the private bathrooms are also included in each room at the Hilton Columbus Downtown. The suites offer a sofa bed. Guests staying at the Downtown Columbus Hilton can enjoy swimming in the indoor pool or working out in the fitness center. Fax and photocopying services are also available. Greater Columbus Convention Center is opposite the hotel, over 300 dining and entertainment venues are within walking distance and Goodale Park is 10 minutes’ walk away. Nationwide Arena 0.3 miles away.

About|Welcome to one of Columbus' oldest surviving hotels! Built atop a plot of land dating back to the birth of the city in 1800, the history of our hotel follows closely the transformation of Columbus, Ohio, from a sleepy pioneer town inhabited by the peace-loving Wyandot Indians and our nation's earliest settlers into today's sprawling urban conurbation and capital of our state. Built in 1911, our building has always been one of stark contrasts. Ostensibly constructed as a dry goods store, the United States Government secretly commissioned the building as a clandestine producer of uniforms and helmets in anticipation of World War I. It was around this time that the lower level of the lobby became a factory for the Wolfe Brothers' successful shoe business. Meanwhile, thousands of prison inmates from the nearby Ohio State Penitentiary were forced into unsafe and unsanitary forced labor, transported at gunpoint down an elaborate network of tunnels connecting the prison to industrial plants around the city. The remnants of this tunnel still survive today, entombed beneath the first floor bedrooms, used as storage for maintenance and housekeeping supplies. From 1954, Gene Schiller purchased the dry goods store and transformed it into a hotel, which he named "The Victorian Inn" after his daughter, Victoria, who had recently passed away. After later losing his beloved wife, Schiller committed suicide, whereupon the hotel was acquired by a bank and renamed "The Emory Inn". In 1985, the "Emory Inn" was purchased by the Best Western Company who later rebranded as a Courtyard by Marriott. All historical features and furnishings have been preserved where possible We hope you enjoy your stay with us here at the Historic Courtyard by Marriott Columbus Downtown!

About|Harmony B & B, newly opened May, 2014, is a bed and breakfast located 1/2 mile south of the village of Dublin, Ohio(Central Ohio/Columbus area). We offer two lovely bed and bath suites. Rates vary for holidays and special events. The suites include a king size bed, private bathroom, 42" flat screen TV, cable with premium channels, free WiFi and work space. The shared common area contains a full kitchen, spacious dining and seating areas, wood burning fireplace, windows overlooking a large patio leading to a Scioto River flood plain/nature preserve. Washer and dryer available on request. A continental breakfast is provided to get you off to a good start without disturbing your privacy in this place of comfort, convenience and tranquility. This is a no smoking property.