Great convention hotel attached to the GCCC (Greater Columbus Convention Ctr). Direct access to…read morethe convention center via hallway and is a bit closer than the Grand Hyatt (which also has access to the same hallway). Rooms are clean and well appointed...clearly they have done a modern update to the rooms. There are multiple options for food && beverage onsite - including The Market (where you can pick up a good latte and breakfast sandwich among other supplies), the Spark (lobby bar w/amazing bartenders), Fyr (fine dining and grill)...and even a rooftop asian inspired menu (although it wasn't open when I was here). If you are a Hilton Honors member you get a $15 daily credit, too. It's also steps away from the downtown Columbus scene - which is a lively cute area to walk around and enjoy the local restaurant, shops, and lounges.

HUGE hotel. I have to admit, it was a bit overwhelming at first but beautiful building with great…read morelobby music and nice, responsive staff. Check in process was very smooth. I was given room 609 on the 401 side. I mention this because when I walked in, there was a moldy smell and a dark spot on the wall paper. I called the front desk and within 10 minutes had a new mold free room and I was good to go. The staff really are the standout of this hotel. Very prompt, very courteous. Someone checked in via text to make sure I was good. The bed felt good. Everything was clean. The shower pressure was great. When I checked out, I headed to the Provisions cafe in the lobby. My barista was the SWEETEST.

I hate to leave a bad review of any business but I am highly disappointed. I am a Honors member…read moreand I booked directly with the hotel. I was told that my Honors Member rate would be booked for the full stay. At check in, the reservation I made was not even for the correct number of nights. I booked for Wednesday thru Sunday but they only had my block of rooms for Wednesday and Thursday. We were told to come down and check out and check back in the following day. When we came down in the morning to take care of this, that front desk person said we should not have had to check in and check out and move rooms even though this is what we were told upon arrival. We then find out that our rate has gone from $187 to approximately $500 a night for the remaining stay. Of course we are shocked. We went to speak to the manager and he was not willing to meet us in the middle to find a solution. He gave us a hard no and said you won't find another hotel in this area for the remaining days. We found another hotel, three rooms left and did not stay and found other accommodations. I think there were enough issues with our reservations and being told a different story depending upon who we spoke with that the hotel. It is unfortunate that they seemed to not care to loose guests and two rooms. I am truly floored by the switch and bait and also that management/staff really seemed to not be bothered. We might only be 6 guests total but they just lost customers who that will never book with this hotel chain again.

This Hampton Inn is in the heart of the Columbus downtown and Short north area. It is in a perfect…read morelocation and has a beautiful view of high Street and the Short north along with the cap area and the north market. Their breakfast station is delicious with homemade waffles and lots to choose from.rooms were clean and staff was super friendly!

This is a very good hotel with excellent service and a great location. It offers a wide range of…read morecomplimentary amenities, such as popcorn, drinks, dinner, and breakfast--something I haven't seen even in some of the most expensive and modern hotels in the U.S. The hotel also features a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi, as well as comfortable rooms with great beds and high ceilings.

Drury hotels are easy to like. Free continental breakfast? Yep. It's fine, but nothing amazing…read more Free Kickback. What's a Kickback you say? It's like a Happy Hour with free (but limited) booze and beer. And unlimited food. The food varies but during our visit consisted of chips and nacho cheese (you know, the liquid stuff out of a bag or box), steamed veggies, hot dogs, whole baked potatoes, chili, chicken strips, and penne in cream sauce. Is the food great? No, but it's freeeee so quit your complaining. Everyone likes free even if it's just kind of average. I will say, the cocktails are pretty good. And if you have kids, you can make the free food and drinks your dinner and save some serious money dining out. By the way, the hot dogs are steamed and are wonderful. Really. I almost forgot: there's free and freshly-made popcorn in the lobby. You serve yourself. The room was nice and clean. They are serious about security at this location. You need a hotel guest card to get into the parking garage. You need a guest card to get into the elevator cubicle. And you need a guest card to get to the floors where the guest rooms are located. Service was great, all-around, from the hard working folks managing everyone at the Kickback to the front desk workers. It's not a Four Seasons and it doesn't try to be. There is a lot to like here.

Great location right in the middle of the busiest part of downtown Columbus…read more The hotel itself is very quirkily decorated, but that's not a complaint. It was just very different. The front desk service was on point and we really enjoyed our stay there.

Great location if you want to be in the heart of everything. Rooms are comfortable. I asked for a…read moreroom on the back side of the building. Great Ohio flag blanket & Ohio memorabilia. 2 restaurants attached. I didn't try either. Young college staff at front. Friendly & helpful. Loud guests on Saturday night yelling on floor & noted people in hallway shouting @ 2:30 & 4:30. Too tired to call front desk & I feel asleep. Great local restaurants close by...Bagel shop, coffee & boutiques.

The hotel is beautiful. I was extremely happy with the location. We were there to watch Water for…read moreElephants at the Ohio Theater. There also happened to be an art festival across the street. We parked once that weekend and walked everywhere we wanted to go. There was live music in the lobby, and a champagne greeting when we checked in. Our room was very comfortable and nicely decorated. The bathtub/shower combination was a dream. The only reason I didn't give it five stars, was our TV volume didn't really work. We even tried to turn it up to like 90 and could barely hear it. They did send service up to try to fix it, but he was unable to. Would definitely stay there again.

I travel for work with my work wife, whose standards for hotels can best be described as "bougie…read morewith an excellent breakfast," so we end up in a lot of Autograph Collection properties. This trip brought us to the LeVeque. I opened the door to my room and literally stopped in my tracks. My first thought: Can the interior designer come do my house next? The decor is gorgeous. One of my favorite discoveries was that the gold framing around the mirrors and bed? Plastic. The crisscross "marble" lamp bases? Also plastic. Honestly, brilliant. They look exactly like the kind of ridiculously heavy gold frames and marble lamps that would double as murder weapons in a Dateline episode. The bathroom is huge, the towels are fluffy, and there's a separate privacy door for the toilet--an underrated luxury when traveling. My only room complaint: the shampoo has that generic "guy cologne" scent that never quite smells as good as its creators think it does. The hotel's artwork is classy, and the bar area is comfortable with plenty of couches for lounging. The drinks, however, are pricey. At those prices, the martinis should arrive with special effects--a bubble on top that explodes into smoke, minimum. A minor annoyance: the lobby ran out of Diet Coke for purchase. Unfortunately, Marriott doesn't seem to give employees a small emergency soda fund to run out and buy a case. As for parking, valet would have been nice, but instead you park in the garage around the corner. The attached walkway makes it easy enough, though. Overall: beautiful hotel, stunning rooms, great atmosphere.

Nice hotel. it's definitely the hang out place, haha. Definitely hip and cool…read more The location seems off downtown, about a mile or so away from downtown. The place is gorgeous, well put together. The hotel staff were very attentive. A small hiccup on checking in. I was already charged through a booking website but when I arrived they said my booking was cancelled. Odd but quickly fixed. I took advantage of the welcome cocktail -- well, I asked for mine to be a mocktail. If you're looking for an alcohol substitute, you'd like it. If you're looking for juice with a flair, you will not. The bartender really loves what he does and that was nice. I also took advantage of the free COSI tickets. Lovely museum. Room was clean. Bed was nice. Shower was nice. Would've been better if it had a handheld shower head component. Downsides The walls are THIN. Unfortunately, I was privy to some extracurricular activities. Fortunately, it was short and not repeated. The steamer was dirty and not so great, and the wifi was soo slow. The bathroom needed more hooks. You could hang a towel but then you couldn't hang your wash cloth. If you needed a space to steam your clothes, you couldn't have your towel or wash cloth up. Lastly, they only gave me one wash cloth lol I did ask for more and it took a little while to get it. I think they got sidetracked because when I called down to the desk, it was there within 15 minutes.

I came to The Junto yesterday for The Fitness Sampler with The Beauty Boost of Columbus and it's…read moresuch a luxurious hotel. It offers all the amenities you would expect to find from the bar to the fitness room. I was upstairs for the event space. The room was crowded for the event but then again there was probably over 400 ladies there for that fitness sampler event alone. I was impressed by the venue, I know many didn't like how small spaces and maybe The Westin would be up your alley if you need a bigger space. This hotel was designed with class I can tell. I even heard they have a rooftop area where many events take place as well. Props to the architect that came up with The Junto. I like the idea here. I will have to book a nights stay soon!

The Hyatt Regency Columbus was a solid downtown hotel. The rooms were clean and there was a small…read morework area. Check in was easy enough. They have valet for 45 bucks. This is a hotel geared for the nearby convention center. Staff were pleasant. The room could have benefited from more outlets.

Here for the School for Congregational Development. Was offered a free upgrade at check in, if I…read morewas willing to go to a higher floor so floor 18 with a city view it is. Room is spacious and clean. Staff has been super friendly and helpful. Event meeting spaces are well maintained. Appreciate the connection to the South Café & Marketplace at the Greater Columbus Convention Center, too.

I wanted to love this hotel because I've been a Marriott bonvoy member for a very long time. This…read morewas a downtown hotel with lots of things with him walking distance. I felt $39 for valet parking was very high, especially since the first night my car was not even parked in their lot. I actually felt that they should have refunded part of the valet fee since my car was parked a block and a half away in an unattended lot. I actually felt that for $39 per night that the cars should have been in a garage. The hotel was nice, though we were looking for something to eat late at night after 10:00 p.m. and didn't realize that the sports bar stop serving food after 10:00 p.m. and the restaurant upstairs was packed and very loud. We ended up ordering out doordash which was easier and quicker especially since it was pouring down rain outside. The desk wasn't always staffed while we were there, that included when we called on the phone at 7:00 p.m. to speak with someone and the phone just rang and rang and rang, it also included daytime when we were looking to speak with someone at the front desk and there was no one there. A desk in a downtown hotel should be staffed 24 hours a day. When we booked our room I didn't realize my mother would need a handicapped room. When we finally did get a hold of someone a little bit after 7:00 on that first evening we were able to move to a room that was supposedly handicapped but wasn't quite as I expected it would be. Yes there were rails everywhere in the bathroom but the toilet was low and what really blew my mind was there was a bathtub and anyone who's handicapped like let's say in a wheelchair is not going to be able to get into the bathtub or out very easily. There was a seat underneath the sink that could be set up in the tub but how would somebody if they were handicapped get into and out of it. The first room we had had a nice shower that you could practically walk in without having to climb over the edge of a bathtub. I would have felt that would have been much better of an option for someone handicapped. Drawer space in both rooms was non-existent. In the handicap room there was one drawer underneath the fridge. In the other room there were two drawers. We were there for the weekend, we operated out of the suitcase. They were all so only four hangers. It seemed to me a bit ridiculous that there wasn't enough storage space for someone who might want to unpack if they were there for a week or longer than a weekend. In fact, I've never been in a Marriott hotel that didn't have more storage than this one. It was a bit odd to me. The staff was friendly, helpful, the little store downstairs was nice to pick up some drinks or some snacks, I'm unsure where we would have heated up the frozen dinner or pizza that were in the freezer in that little store since we didn't have a microwave in our hotel room. It was nice that the hotel was close to comfest that was happening while we were visiting the area and that North market was just a block up. It was nice that you could walk to things and weren't always reliant on your car. Again I really wanted to like this hotel thoroughly, but there were just things that didn't make sense and were problematic to me. But since we were there for an event, we didn't have a choice of the hotel for that event.

Overall I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. They only have valet parking. Otherwise there's several…read morerestaurants nearby and they have one on the rooftop which looks busy on the weekends! Otherwise the rooms are spacious and updated.

Updating review and dropping it down a star. Stayed here for a three day weekend and booked a suite…read moreas Hilton Honor members. Once again room was clean, modern and had beautiful views. Thermostat didn't seem to be working well, but I had a personal fan that helped at night while we slept. We would turn it down to 68, and the temp never dropped beyond 72. We also called to request a pillow and blanket since we had a pullout couch...And they just delivered us two sheets. No pillow, no comforter, and nothing supplied in the room. Had a bite to eat at the downstairs bar again. Food was good, but bartender both Friday and Saturday night didn't seem like he wanted to be there. No personality and seemed annoyed when we would order drinks or food. Just had a very lazy attitude about him. We did head up to the rooftop bar this time and it was amazing. Bartenders were super friendly and the views were beautiful at night. We asked for a late checkout on Monday morning bc our daughter was at a volleyball camp all day, and the receptionist was extremely rude (putting it nicely). She gave us an extra half hour - which didn't do much for us. Hilton members, staying in a suite and it's a Monday morning ... didn't see why that was asking much. Overall we will stay here again bc we love the amenities and it's a beautiful hotel. Just lacked service this time around.

Awful experience! First night our room was 80 degrees. The next morning we requested maintenance…read morecome fix it. We went back at 5pm still 80 after maintenance apparently fixed it. They " fixed" it again but still not cool. They finally moved us rooms that evening. The next room the thermostat read 68 but we had our own thermometer and the new room was reading 78 on our thermometer We had 2 nights of no sleep and no one could do anything. We asked for a manger but she was not available, we called corporate but they said there was no one for them to contact. I just can't believe that there was no one in charge to help us. They offered us $100 off! I mean really we paid $800 for 2 nights of misery . Don't stay here, if there is an issue there is no one in charge to take care of issues that arise.