I booked a room for this weekend, which included July 4th. However, something came up that…read moreprevented us from being about to visit. As soon as we found out, my wife called and was told that it was no problem, that there is a waiting list, and once it is cancelled, we would get a refund. We would be charged a $35 fee, though. Having not yet received a confirmation email, my wife called again, asking about the refund. And she talked to a very rude person who said we were not getting a refund because it included a holiday. Also snapped "it is clearly written in the confirmation" several times and completely ignored the question of someone previously giving us false information. The excuse was "I am a small business and need to survive"... but rings very hollow because there is no doubt it was re-rented, in fact, she is double dipping and making twice the money. Nice little racket, if you ask me. While I did miss the holiday clause in the confirmation (which was made 35 days before the arrival date, so not much time to cancel), the fact that we were told we were getting a refund is a huge problem. If we were told the truth, we would have made arrangements to at least partially attend. And if this is the way they treat customers, I am wondering if I didn't dodge a bullet by not going. Needless to say, I will never patronize this business.

Without question a first class and 5 star guesthouse! Jill, the owner, is attentive and warm and…read morehas thought of every detail. Her family history of Hawaiian culture shines through in the art and overall ambiance..The grounds are beautifully maintained and a joy to explore. The exotic birds are a huge bonus. Easy walk over to the lake and trail too! Hot tub was a treat after a long day! We can't say enough about the room and how cozy and well appointed it was. The fireplace was the icing on the cake. We will definitely make plans to visit again. Mahalo for sharing your slice of heaven with us

I wish Columbus had more bed and breakfast inns, especially in German Village, Victorian Village…read moreand the Short North. It would make for great strolling and B&B's would only lend to the charm of these gentrified neighborhoods. The Harrison House is one of the few bed and breakfast inns within striking distance of downtown and is situated on the very edge of Ohio State's campus in the neighborhood known as Harrison West (hence the name, Harrison House). The 1890's Victorian home has a great location and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It has been beautifully renovated to include six rooms that range in price from $129 to $169 dollars. All of the guest rooms have a private bath, queen size bed, cable television and wireless Internet service. Breakfast is included in the price and free parking is available on site- which is a bonus given the street parking in this area is hard to come by at times, especially when Ohio State is in session. I have stayed in loads of insanely beautiful B&B's and have developed super high standards when it comes to these types of accommodations. Aside from the Harrison House being privately owned and located in a nifty part of town, there isn't anything particularly special about the place.

The same owner who lives in the house took care of me and my husband. We stayed in the bedroom…read moreupstairs, it's spacious and it has the bathroom inside. The house is cozy, classy, beautiful dining table decorated. Everything is old school with good taste and clean. The breakfast was delicious and the cordial service provided.

Great facility--charming but modern, and very well maintained--in a great location. Check out the…read morephotos (mine and others') for a better physical description than I can give in words. We stayed in Room 2 on the second floor, very handsomely appointed in aqua and coffee tones, with silver accents. The room was lovely and very comfortable, both the bedroom and the en suite bathroom. I enjoyed reading a book in the chair by the window. The backyard was another highlight. There is a small deck, a fireplace, an English-style walking garden, and a main seating area with candles and comfortable camp chairs. In warm weather, it's perfect either for unwinding or for extending a gathering at the end of the day. Apparently the proprietor brings food in the morning? I was not awake in time to witness this; perhaps it is the breakfast fairy. In any case, the spread was noteworthy: besides the drinks, snacks, yogurt, fruit, and cereal available around the clock, there were uncooked eggs, miniature bagels, coffee cake or banana bread, and a variety of seasonal fruit. No matter how heterogeneous your group, everyone will find something to satisfy him- or herself. Sometimes it's the little things--such as the rubber duck in the shower stall, the small fish tank on the kitchen counter, and the soft jazz CD playing in the living room on our arrival. There was a basket of highly watchable DVD movies and a shelf of local-interest books. But the important things stand out too: the entire place was immaculate and the proprietors seem to take good care of both the property and the guests. This is a very strong 4.5. Some of our housemates were staying there for the third time, and I would not hesitate to return with them next time.

I had the most amazing time! Beautiful room, lovely shared common area, responsive hosts/staff. My…read morefriend and I were going to hit a bar after dinner, but once we checked in we decided we'd rather come back, change into robes, eat the complimentary cookies and popcorn, and watch Top Gun (one of the many DVDs available)! The kitchen has filtered water from the fridge, keurig coffee, microwave, and dishes. There are snacks like popcorn, crackers, yogurt, and cereal available all day. In the morning, they put out a fresh pastry (different and delicious each day!), toast, beautiful fresh fruit, and hard boiled eggs. The room had a hair dryer, bar soap, makeup wipes, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. We also had a smart tv so I could log into my own Hulu account. There is a pretty park and lots of little shops and restaurants within walking distance, including a major grocery store. Could not have imagined a better place...I wish I lived there!

Many B&Bs don't sweat the details. This B&B does. AC works, beds are comfy, bathroom large and…read morespacious, great shower, good parking arrangements, nicely appointed rooms, great front porch and within walking distance of lots of shops and restaurants.

This place is very clean and comfy it's very quiet too and has everything you need I stayed here…read morefor two nights

What a wonderful surprise this place is! Early 1900 house in the middle of Gahanna with updated…read moredecor and every convenience. Walking distance to restaurants, coffee shops, stores and a quick drive to downtown Columbus. Highly recommend this place!

Westin Hotel's Great Southern, Columbus Ohio…read more Mid-May 2026 I needed to be at a court hearing at the Common Pleas Court in Columbus, Ohio. Best choice: the Great Southern, now part of the Westin brand. The Great Southern is a two-block walk to the twin courthouses for Common Pleas (Civil, Criminal, Domestic) so it's a sure and short walk from the hotel to the court. The room was simply furnished - no chair but a chaise lounge sofa; one USB port; no single-use plastics, a good blackout curtain, and a nightlight in the bathroom light switch. There's a bar on site, and on the same block there's Dempsey's for pub food. Best thing for those on a budget who are arriving by air at CMH: the COTA bus #7 departs from the airport and stops in front of the hotel, for $2 (or a day pass costing $4.50). Note that the return trip is best taken at Mound and 4th Streets, about four blocks from the hotel. There's a Dollar store four blocks from the hotel, and a broad selection of restaurants within a 15-minute walk. Cost for one night: Room Charge - Standard Retail $283.00 plus state ($22.64) and local taxes ($28.30) for a one-night total of $333.94. Perfectly reasonable in the area, especially for those with business at the courthouse. The room was clean, quiet, and accessible throughout. I was recognized as a Bonvoy member, was able to enter my room before check-in time without having to pay for the benefit. Check-out was seamless, and the front desk (Jennifer on check-in) was pleasant and efficient. Columbus was my home for more than 30 years, and it's a wonderful place to visit. COSI is a ten-minute walk from the hotel; the marvelous Columbus Zoo is a 20-minute drive and always well worth it. While I hope I won't need more court appearances, if I do, I'll include Westin's Great Southern Hotel in my list of possible hotels.

The hotel has some history and kinda made me feel nostalgic how it is architected and decorated…read more There were some older portraits all over the hotel and in the main elevator, they framed a hand written letter from Ernest Hemingway. Everything was clean and it was a good stay. The bedroom was a little on the smaller side especially the width of the standup shower. I didn't mind since I'm a smaller guy but I can imagine bigger people feeling scrunched. But I did like the combo shower head and the water pressure. Prices were ok. Staff was pleasant. The fitness center had decent equipment and free weights and had a lot of space plus free bottles of water and fresh towels to use. There are some decent bar restaurants in the area plus a river walk nearby. I Ubered but I did notice a $40 valet parking for those who have a car. Overall a good stay.

6 Easy blocks from Campus. Also walking distance to the Blackwell. Clean , private and nice. I…read morewill stay here again. I would like to see a breakfast that is a little more complex but fortunate for me they had my favorite.

When I checked in, I was told by the host that the water in Columbus, Ohio had nitrates in it so I…read moreshould not drink it. I was told by the host that she used reverse osmosis for her drinking water & that I had been given a bottle of water in my room to drink. I asked for more water when I checked in as I said I drink a lot of water & it was so hot & humid when I visited Columbus on June, 15, 2015. I also said I would like some ice & was told no. I was not given any more water.at that time. So at 10:00 pm that night, I went downstairs to get more water since I had finished the water bottle. I was given a second bottle of water by the host & I asked for another one. Rather that walk into her kitchen to fill up another water bottle from her reverse osmosis system, the host told me no & that I could walk a few blocks to a nearby store to buy water if I wanted more. (She knew I did not have a car & this is 10:00 at night!) The next morning when my daughter visited , she brought me ice & water. The host was upset that my daughter had a cooler with ice and some water for me! The breakfast that was served to me at 9:00 am was mediocre and disappointing (all that was served to me were eggs & yogurt & a loaf of stale bread that was from Costco!). Ironically, the other guests that were in the breakfast room had been given more food. So she must have run out of oatmeal and fruit when I came down to eat at her Bed & BREAKFAST! The host & website had bragged that they only served organic, local products, & one of the best bread bakeries in Columbus was around the corner. The toiletries in the room were substandard & generic (The last B & B I stayed in had Crabtree & Evelyn products)! I think it is very strange that after the host told me not to drink the tap water, she would only give me only one more bottle of water to drink (which I finished before the morning)! Reverse osmosis is not even that expensive to provide! And the news DID CARRY A STORY ON TV that night that the water in Columbus had nitrates in it & that the public should be drinking bottled water until the condition improved. (There were places in Columbus giving out free bottled water.) I would NEVER stay here again. I paid $125. for one night of this lack of service and snobbery! The host was pretentious & condescending! It was a most disappointing experience! Do Not Stay here!!!

The 50 Lincoln Short North Inn owner, Tracy, was kind and courteous. She was very accommodating and…read morehelped us change our reservation to the night before, even though we had booked through Expedia. The room we stayed in was clean and comfortable. Breakfast (egg casserole with light cheese; fresh fruits and yogurt) was delicious, and the coffee was excellent! It was such a pleasant surprise to find a cute little boutique inn in a big city like Columbus. My husband and I would definitely stay at Tracy's inn again if we're ever in town.

A wonderfully cute place to stay in Columbus! Located right within the South Shore strip and only…read more15mins from downtown, the location is perfect. You don't have to deal with traffic or parking with everything nearby and the convenient parking lot behind the building. The building and rooms themselves are lovely and feel like home. Each room has air conditioning and everything you could possibly need from soap and shampoo, to cotton balls and q-tips, to extra blankets and pillows. Beds were very comfortable and slept very well in the quiet building and surroundings. In the morning Trelene made us a delicious egg casserole with cheese and ham, along with English muffins and homemade strawberry jelly. It was delicious and filled us up for the day. Highly recommend staying here! Way better than any typical hotel with great staff and tons of charm.

This B&B is fantastic! Virginia is kind and keeps they place well maintained. Finding the house…read moreis easy and tricky at the same time. I was expecting to see it from the road but if you look close you will see a sign, then you turn and follow the road down and around and you will find it. Virginia's house is on one side and the log house on the other. We stayed in the downstairs room. It was huge and clean and comfortable. The entire log house has interesting decor and is super cute. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful. The property is large and fun to wander around. The location is great because you are close to Columbus and to nearby hiking and outdoor recreational areas.

The most charming place I've ever stayed. There are apple orchards, raspberry bushes, popcorn…read morestalks, a fishing hole and a Christmas tree farm. The older couple who run the place are kind and accommodating. This place is pure magic.

Having stayed here for three nights, I will say that there is some truth to the reviews about the…read morewalls being "thin". However, I can't say with any certainty that I have stayed in ANY hotel that is perfectly quiet and doesn't have noise coming from an elevator, ice machine, or kids running. I can say I had none of that noise here - I could hear my neighbors walking above my room once in a while, and I could hear some city sounds. However, I am staying downtown - hello... The facility is a very unique hotel and provides a very neat atmosphere that you won't get at a lot of places. There are exposed wood beams throughout the rooms on the walls and ceilings, providing a very neat viewpoint. The rooms are huge - I literally had a hallway leading into my room. I found the rooms to be clean and well kept, the bathroom was very clean and had nice amenities provided. I had an excellent view from the room of downtown and it made the experience very nice. I did read in a couple of reviews about the fact that the room uses wooden blinds and not curtains - I didn't think the usage of blinds caused any more light to enter the room than curtains would, but then again I have these at home. Overall a very pleasant experience from check-in onwards. If you are looking for a unique hotel experience while staying in downtown, I would highly recommend you stay here. You will be right in the center of everything, and within walking distance of a lot of great dining experiences.

I wanted to add a couple of things…read more Day 1: I found very late at night that i was allergic to something in my room on the 5th floor. Maybe the big plant in there or the wood or brick, not sure, but i could not breath, so if you get allergies don't stay on the 5th floor. However, when i called to tell them, they asked if i wanted to move and i said no... the man actually brought me up Alkezelter Cold medicine and Unisom to my door so that I could get some rest... Day 2: the second night it was even worse with the allergies, so i had them move me to a room on the 3rd floor and they did it right away, as soon as i asked, they had a bell man come help me take my things to the new room and the next day made sure I had complimentary breakfast and free internet for my trouble.. Day 3: I needed to wear jeans for a charity day on Thursday (that part was ok) but I sent the only pair of jeans I had to the laundry on Wednesday and was told I could get them back the same day, not the case. After calling several times, they were able to call the laundry service and have them make a special trip back to bring me my jeans in the morning which was a good solution. So that is a good thing. Day 4: I needed to get to a party around the corner, but it was freezing out, so they had the shuttle take me around the block and the guy brought me right to the door. Day 5: In the morning I called and had them take my bags to be checked, so that i could head to the office and pick them up later. Then they drove me in the shuttle to work. When i got back, getting my luggage was a pain because a giant bus filled with rude people pulled up and they all wanted to check luggage. I tried to tell people i was trying to catch a plane, but they were not interested.. finally i caught a valet and told him, he called a airport shuttle 20.00 flat fee plus tip (not bad) and got me my bags so i could go change into my travel clothes.. they got me to the airport and i am writing this review from the airplane via wireless by gogo inflight.. COOL HUH :P