Holiday Inn - Columbus hotel is located with access to Interstate 65 and State Road 46. Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville are all within a one-hour drive.
Kristen
United States of America
Everything was so clean. I loved how close to everything it was.
Courtyard by Marriott Columbus Tipton Lakes, 1 mile from Interstate 65, features spacious rooms with a flat-screen, cable HDTV. Luxurious hotel amenities include an indoor pool.
This all-suite hotel is 3.3 miles from Harrison Lake Golf Course and central Columbus, Indiana. Featuring an indoor pool, each suite includes a kitchenette with a cooker.
Located in Columbus, Home2 Suites By Hilton Columbus provides barbecue facilities. With a shared lounge, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi.
Featuring an indoor pool, this hotel is just 7 miles from Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus. A continental breakfast is served daily. Free Wi-Fi is included in all guest rooms.
We went to Columbus for the Architecture, specifically the...
We went to Columbus for the Architecture, specifically the Miller House, which was exceptional, and were amazed at how well the Cummins Co takes care of the town and it's people. Thew town's very welcoming and friendly. We were especially surprised there was a Pride Festival on the Saturday we were checking out (bummed that we had to miss it) and also a Latin Street Fest as well ! Highly recommend, and we do want to go back.
Patrick L.
United States of America
2.0
Scored 2.0
Personally this is one of the worst days I've ever had in my...
Personally this is one of the worst days I've ever had in my entire life! I was threatened by the breakfast lady over a bag of tea there was no male on the property for protection! I was literally almost assaulted by the breakfast lady I was cussed out by the general manager and have been on more than one occasion. The young girl that was behind the desk stayed on the phone with the general manager and she told me to get on the phone with the general manager as she yelled and screamed at me at this point I'm trying to figure out who owns this hotel? I had two rooms room 125 and room 130 I was charged 540 and I literally stayed less than 24 hours! They refuse to give me any refund as if this is general manager owns the hotel I'm very confused? They can charge me for what I say but the rest I want my money back for I had no choice but to leave because they threatened me! Also finding out this hotel except animals and I slept in a room and had a dog in it I had no idea I'm also allergic to dogs FYI if you didn't know they take dogs. Just in case you happen to be allergic! And they committed fraud and are being allowed to do it I don't understand it they made me get out over a tea bag with my children and will not refund my money as if a general manager owns a hotel I'm trying to figure out who owns the hotel in Columbus Indiana sleep inn??
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Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
We stayed in Columbus but our destination was Nashville, IN.
We stayed in Columbus but our destination was Nashville, IN.
Columbus was fine and had plenty of shopping for groceries, fast food, pharmacies, etc. Ideal location to get to Nashville about 15 minutes of easy, scenic driving.
Barbara
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Columbus is a great little town.
Columbus is a great little town. It’s so beautiful and the people are really friendly. It has many good restaurants, Zaharikos is awesome! It’s an old fashioned soda fountain shop from the early 1900’s with good food and awesome ice cream and soda drinks! It’s close to Nashville, Brown Couny park and Indiana University in Bloomington.The drive there to Nashville ( only 15 miles) and Bloomington is hilly and scenic. Gorgeous in the spring and in the fall with the color changes. Lots of cute shops! And the outlet mall is great!
Denise
10
Scored 10
If you are interested in modern architecture this is a great...
If you are interested in modern architecture this is a great stop. We came here on the way to another location so we wouldn't have driven the 10hrs just to get here. All the main buildings on the self tour are worth it. Two of the ones out of the center of town were in disrepair but we still liked seeing them.
Linda
United States of America
10
Scored 10
columbus has much to do and alot close by to do. i...
columbus has much to do and alot close by to do. i definitely suggest visiting nearby nashville IN and the commons at columbus. Bloomington has a lot of hip/cool stores in their square but also has antique and stores for people 30 and up.
The location was excellent! The staff were friendly and very helpful. I stayed for 3 nights and it was very quiet, clean and safe. I was not looking forward to the business I was in Cloumbus for but the accommodations made the stay pleasant. I would stay again the next time I had to go to Columbus.
Location is very good. Downtown is like 10 to 15 minutes from the hotel. Lot of restaurants and Wallmart close to the Hotel.
Staff was great and was very supportive. Had a great time with them. Will for sure recommend you guys to stay in this hotel if you are in Columbus.
Overall a nice experience. Great staff, and clean facilities. Room was very comfortable. I like a pretty firm mattress, which is why the "meh" response on that one-- but I've certainly slept on less comfortable mattresses in other major hotel chains.
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