First time trying one of the new public restrooms in downtown Columbus. It was absolutely clean and…read moreneat. Plenty of toilet paper and hygiene products. Bonus: very nice artwork on the walls!

I usually fly through CMH twice a year, and I've found this airport to be one of the most efficient…read morefor domestic flights! Disclaimer: I've only ever flown Southwest through this airport, so this is purely a review for terminal A. Every time I've gone through security, I'm always shocked that I can walk right through with no wait. Upon going through security, the terminal is small, with limited seating and charging areas. They have a couple of dining options, and multiple large, clean bathrooms. If you're renting a car while in Columbus, this airport makes is super easy. The shuttle to the rental car center leaves every 15 minutes from a stop right outside of baggage claim.

Construction at the airport makes for confusing navigation. The TSA line for human scanning was…read moreslower than the carry-on bag scanner. Me and my husband's bags were sitting at the end of the TSA scanner conveyor belt waiting for us. There we so many bags waiting for passengers to pick them pickup that they were falling off the conveyor belt. Limited choices for food service in the C Terminal, which made for overcrowded spaces. Not relaxing. One Star for today's experience. Hoping it is an anomalous moment.

both hostel managers, Trey and James made my stay smooth and comfortable! I'll stay there again if…read moreI'm ever in Columbus.

Beware of this place - great online management but poor quality on the ground…read moreI have stayed in hostels all across the world, but I have never come across a place this unprofessional, unkempt, and neglected. The hostel has very poor quality service and is a complete ripoff. I paid $90 for a private room without a private bathroom. The room was very small and dirty. The windows and blinds were dusty. The bathrooms do not even have paper napkin towels. I didn't eat breakfast for all four days of my stay because it was just bad-quality, unhealthy food that you had to "self-serve" every morning right from the fridge. The porch is dirty and dusty. During my four-day stay, I never saw any hostel staff or anyone at the reception desk. The guests have to keep waiting outside and trying the phone numbers in the hope that someone will come and open the front door for them. I have never felt so disappointed with any hostel like that! Stay away from the private rooms at least.

A nice small-town airport. As a pilot (who hasn't flown in years) and an airplane buff, it is nice…read moreto be able to walk up and talk to people, maybe wander the ramp. There's an F-4 on display, and there seems to be some corporate traffic and plenty of private flying. There's an EAA chapter building. Park in the shade, sit at the picnic table, watch some planes, and talk to the airport denizens.

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Very small airport and comfortable with the airport. Very quick check in here. I like the fact that…read morethey have read and return books which most places don't have . The check in and bag process as well As rental car return caused no problems.

I've been here before- I think the herb society used to be here? Now there are three historic…read morebuildings. One the museum, one a log cabin, and the newest (but still 120 year old) houses a B+B and auxiliary museum. We came for the Victorian Christmas event. An old-style Santa, jolly and friendly, was in the log cabin. A roaring fire, period furniture (frontier era,) and docents were also there. A fun experience for Baby K. The museum house is beautifully finished, to a later timescale, perhaps 1860s. In the basement were crafts- ornament and card making, etc. The newer house held more crafts for kids, plus homemade cookies and spiced cider. The volunteers were super friendly and informative. I'll be back another time to spend more time checking out the artifacts when it's less busy.

The fact that this place openly welcomes visitors to its meetings makes me really happy. I find…read morethere are few better ways to get a sense of a community, and the individuals seem to really appreciate guests. The meeting, if you want to drop in, is the second Wed of the month at seven in the John Clark House. The house itself is that of the guy who actually founded Gahanna. It's full of old things from the family and is a great example of the preservation of gahannas past. You can drop by during their short but sweet hours, but personally I suggest bringing some friends and making an appointment. You get more personal attention and you'll be sure to have a lot of fun. Don't forget to leave time for the gift shop... there are some yummies there.

Small private campgrounds. Looks like a work in progress. Nice new bathrooms. Adequate showers…read more Small pool, not open yet, but looks nice. Good value. Lots of out of town construction workers staying here now. Will probably be more when Intel starts building. Would stay again. U

Campground was clean, quiet, and everyone we met was very friendly. Tina and Brent were very kind…read moreand professional.

Nice office staff , so friendly and answered all our questions about the campground. The first…read morenight we stayed there it was nice but just a bit crowded. And we couldn't use our fire ring and our shade attachment at the same time as it was too close. But the site was nice. The second night we had a family about 3/ camp spaces down from us that were throwing a football down in front of our campsite and hit our truck several times and ran through our campsite getting our dog worked up with no regard. Lots Of others were super nice and friendly though. I would stay here again at a different site.

We only stayed 2 nights. The staff was nice. Sites were crowded. The neighbors were encroaching on…read moreour site, blowing up pool toys and a guy was taking an outdoor shower. I wish the adults could have the pool for an hour before the diaper brigade converged at the pool. Many people would smather themselves with suntan lotion and then jump in the pool. We even saw people putting lotion on IN the pool. It was like an oil slick. We didn't stay long at the pool too crowded. People with golf carts are driving around at night without lights on. Being electric you don't hear them. Will definitely think about another campground and not return here.