Surprisingly decent parking, for a trip to the Brewery District for lunch. Easy to find and get in…read moreand out of. About half-full on a weekday at noon, so I was able to find a spot on the side I wanted. Short walk to the restaurant I was visiting. Wide lanes, fair-sized spaces. Easy payment. A bit expensive, $5 for a couple of hours, but the ease and convenience made it worth it. I'll keep it in mind for next time I'm down this way. As bad as parking garages can be, this one was a fairly pleasant experience.

What a cute area in Ohio! I stumbled upon this area when searching for things to do on Yelp. When I…read morewas planning to visit, I did not have any particular place in mind to visit; I just planning to stroll and pop into places if they looked enticing. We had our dog with us so we did not do an abundance of walking around. From what I saw, there were no places that welcomed pets in the businesses. It makes sense and it was no biggie, I just did not spend as much time as I would have if pets were welcome. I stopped into what I thought was a deli but more like a restaurant with a counter, hoping to purchase goodies for home. There are several stores for shopping, which were fun to browse. I only purchased some chocolates in a candy store, which apparently were made in house. I definitely want to visit here again with more research.

This is a lovely historic neighborhood just a couple miles south of downtown Columbus. If you have…read morea free afternoon and the weather is nice, it's well worth a visit to Schiller Park (dog-friendly with benches) which has a garden and statue dedicated to the German poet Schiller. I took COTA Bus #5 from downtown Columbus (Ohio Statehouse) and explored the area just north of the park. The brick houses and cobblestone alleyways provide a glimpse of life in the 1880s and early 1900s when this area became a central hub for the German-American community. I don't think there are too many kid-friendly activities or museums nearby - but it makes a pleasant excursion if you're stuck at the Convention Center for a conference in downtown Columbus. Street parking looked a bit challenging. If Bus #5 is running slow on your return trip from the German Village back to the downtown area (it can be up to a 30 minute wait if you just missed the last bus), consider taking an Uber/Lyft taxi instead.

Went to see a play at the Ohio Theater and parking was $5 whoo hoo! The man collecting money was…read morefriendly and helpful! This garage is easy to navigate and just across the street from the Ohio theater. We did have to walk up some stairs to get to the theater but it was not bad. Now if you can't walk up stairs then this might not be work for you because they are a bit steep. I'm not sure where the handicap exit was or if it is available. They do have several electric car charging parking spots if need that also.

Event Parking $5.00 after hours. Accepted cash and card. We used this parking option for an event…read moreat the Ohio Theatre and was a perfect option. They also had people parking here for the Palace Theatre and walking down. Garage is easy in and out on multiple sides (Broad Street, State Street, and Third Street).

Parked here while in town and staying at a local hotel. I was able to pay for parking through my…read morehotel stay so I did not have to use any of the machines at the parking garage. We arrived and left the following day and had no issues. The parking garage was super empty when we utilized it.

Let cars continue to drive in during a convention when the garage was already full and then still…read moreforced us to pay $3 to get out. We didn't even park!! The employee in the office said "only the first 10 minutes is free" which is completely useless when it took more time than that to drive up and down with a bunch of other cars looking for spots to find out the entire place was already full. Absolutely ridiculous

Great option for North Market customers! You can get parking validated at vendors. Construction in…read morethe area so this was perfect for running into the Market for some shopping.

Decent parking, very handy. Free if you get it stamped at the North Market I think. But not…read moreunreasonable for Short North parking otherwise. I ran into Mikey's, had a slice, and left the lot in about half an hour. Paid one whole dollar. I had thought about popping into the Market for a stamp to save money, but that's not bad. I think it's $3 an hour. BUT: watch out for special events, generally on weekends. Can be up to $20 flat for the day, even if you are only there an hour. Decent sized lanes and spots. Decent signage. Usually a few spots open even when busy. Handy to the area in general. Clean. Attendant there sometimes, friendly and helpful.

Alright. This parking garage is a pain in the butt. My cousin couldn't even readily merge into the…read moreoutlet from the garage in addition to the scanner for the parking tickets not working properly.

Does not take cold hard American currency! Disappointed to be in the middle of this great country…read moreand they can't handle a simple American transaction!

The garage is managed GCCC parking facilities. Not much to say but a great parking garage for the…read moreConvention Center and for in the Short North area in general. Plenty of space, easy access and relatively clean. You can get parking availability and guaranteed reserved parking passes for all the garages at www.columbusconventions.com under park.

I know parking garage reviews are probably the least riveting type of reading out there, but if you…read morehappen to be visiting the Greater Columbus Convention Center, this might be helpful. First thing you need to know is that the pricing here is ultra reasonable. If I remember correctly, it's $1 for every 30 minutes with a daily max of $13... so you can park all day long for a measly 13 bones The next thing you need to know is that the parking lot, even on a busy festival weekend with a convention in progress was relatively empty and so clean you could eat off ground. Even the elevator area was really nice and not only was it air-conditioned, but it actually kind of smelled nice. I don't think I've ever been in a parking garage elevator or stairwell that didn't smell like cooked pee, so this was a really nice change of pace. Well done, Greater Columbus Convention Center Parking Garage. Well done.

Parking garage right next to (and attached by 2nd floor skywalk) to LeVeque Hotel…read more IMPORTANT: "Per day" max rates restart at 4am. So if you stay 1 night at the hotel, you'll end up paying the max-rate $25 for the day you checked in AND as many hours as it was until you checked out in the morning. So our "one night" hotel stay ended up being about $50 for a single night. It's possibly the most money-grabbing parking ramp set up I've seen before, and I've seen it on a few Short North garages now. This is where I saw LeVeque valet attendants bringing cars as well. It's less than a block's walk to the front door of the hotel. There don't appear to be any attendants. There's a covered/indoor skywalk on the 2nd floor that goes between LeVeque and the garage. LeVeque does not verify parking for cheaper rates; they are what they are (I uploaded a December 2023 prices photo). Garage is clean and functional. Elevator and stairs are a little darker and older than I'd like for my safety, and I wouldn't feel super comfortable walking around by myself late at night in here. It was functional for the daytime. The majority of the lower floors are reserved parking, but there are a few unreserved spots. There's the single pay terminal on the first floor. I would NOT use this garage if you're here for a high-crowd event. The terminal is slow, and I can't imagine trying to get a giant crowd out of here. It worked fine for an average evening and morning with just a few stragglers around.

This coupon showed up as a place to park for an Ohio State Football game. I purchased it thinking…read moreit would benefit me for the event. It was nowhere near the stadium so it wasn't a good fit for me to have. There also was no attendant to ask questions or how to get a refund. Therefore I lost $45.