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Delux king bed with private bathroom at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
Lobby and coworking space with fire place at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
On-site bar and dining area at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
Lobby workspace at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
Lounge seating at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
Dat use twin room with private bathroom at Spa and massage available at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph..
Private guest bathroom with shower at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
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Lobby and coworking space with fire place at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
Hotel bar at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
Spa and massage available at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
Well equipped fitness center at Spa and massage available at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph..
Well equipped fitness center at Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph.
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Le Méridien Columbus, The Joseph

Columbus, OH
4.6 / 5
746 Reviews
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Boutique
Luxury
Work Friendly
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
2.69 Coins services from 182 USD 130 USD
9AM - 5PM 10AM - 5PM
Sonesta Columbus Downtown double bed guest room, featuring armchair, window, and TV, and a workspace desk and chair.
Hotel patio with seating area at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
The hotel’s lobby lounge is furnished with comfortable chairs and sofa seating, with coffee tables and a wall filled with predominantly architecture-themed artwork.
Dining area with comfortable seating at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Exterior and parking area at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Bright and spacious day use twin room with work desk at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Private guest bathroom with combined shower and tub at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Guest room living area in Sonesta Columbus Downtown, including corner sofa and coffee table, large windows, and a TV with table and chairs nearby.
Day use twin room with work desk at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Private guest bathroom with shower at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Day use suite with lounge area at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Double bed guest room in Sonesta Columbus Downtown, with workspace desk and chair plus a widescreen television.
Guest bathroom in Sonesta Columbus Downtown, with shower, sink, and mirror.
Dining area at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Lobby workspace at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Sonesta Columbus Downtown’s patio features a fire pit that is surrounded by chairs with more tables and chairs nearby.
Lobby lounge with fireplace at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Business center with computers, printer and ergonomic chairs at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Executive lounge at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
Fully equipped fitness center at Sonesta Columbus Downtown.
The fitness center in Sonesta Columbus Downtown has an assortment of exercise machines and multiple widescreen TVs on the wall.
Sonesta Columbus Downtown meeting room, featuring whiteboard and wall-mounted TV, plus a long table and eight chairs.
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Sonesta Columbus Downtown

Columbus, OH
4.1 / 5
2050 Reviews
73
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Day use room
Work Friendly
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
1.49 Coins services from 101 USD 72 USD
10AM - 5PM 7AM - 1PM 6PM - 11PM
Day use room with work desk and sofa at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Relaxing indoor pool with lounge seating at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Dining area with comfortable seating, perfect for coworking at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Hotel entrance and parking area at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Day use twin room with work desk at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Private guest bathroom with combined shower and tub at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
King room with TV screen, work desk and sofa at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Standard day use room with work desk, TV screen, sofa and private bathroom at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Indoor heated pool with lounge chairs at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Fitness center at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Business center with computer, printer and ergonomic chair at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
Professional meeting room at Hampton Inn Columbus-East.
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Hampton Inn Columbus-East

Pickerington, OH
3.9 / 5
687 Reviews
53
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Day use room
Cozy/Romantic
1.37 Coins 93 USD 66 USD
9AM - 5PM

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Day use room with work desk at Norwood Inn Statefare Grounds.
Day use room with natural light at Norwood Inn Statefare Grounds.
Fitness center available at Norwood Inn Statefare Grounds.
Lobby and coworking lounge at Norwood Inn Statefare Grounds.
Dining area perfect for coworking at Norwood Inn Statefare Grounds.
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Norwood Inn Statefare Grounds

Columbus, OH
2.1 / 5
818 Reviews
76
views today
Day use room
Boutique
Budget
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
1.12 Coins services from 76 USD 54 USD
3PM - 1159PM 330PM - 1159PM 4PM - 1159PM

Columbus is a great place to go, with beautiful parks, highly regarded museums, and one of the best zoos in the United States. If you’re heading for Columbus and unsure what to do during your day stay, we’ve got a shortlist of fun ways to spend your time.

Our Columbus Daycation Ideas

  • Food – Whatever your appetite, Columbus will have a restaurant for you. The city offers numerous styles of cuisine to appeal to your taste, from Italian restaurant Spaghetti Warehouse to Wolf’s Ridge Brewing. New American tapas can be enjoyed at Veritas, and Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse offers a range of great food.
  • Columbus Zoo and Aquarium – Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, recently voted in the top 10 zoos in the United States, is a great place for nature lovers, young and old. Amongst the animals who call the zoo home are lowland gorillas, polar bears, tigers, and elephants. The zoo also has a hands-on tide pool and kangaroo walkabout.
  • Museums – COSI (Center of Science and Industry) is an expansive and family-friendly science museum. The venue features hundreds of interactive exhibits, working labs, a dinosaur gallery, and a planetarium. The Ohio History Connection’s exhibits tell the story of the state’s history, and the museum includes Ohio Village, an interactive recreation of a settlement from the 1860s.
  • Natural Beauty – Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens covers 88 acres and includes art and nature-based exhibits, some indoor, some outdoor, as well as a play area for children. Sharon Woods Metro Park is a picturesque nature reserve ideal for wandering the trails amidst forest, fields and alongside the lake.

Six Scintillating Columbus Facts

  1. Columbus is the state capital and largest city in Ohio.
  2. The city is named after the (in)famous explorer Christopher Columbus and was founded back in 1812, formally becoming a city in 1834.
  3. The city was the destination of the world’s first commercial flight when Phillip Parmalee flew from Dayton to Columbus in 1910.
  4. The city made the top 10 of best cities in the US, according to Relocate America in 2010.
  5. The city’s All American Quarter Horse Congress attracts around half a million visitors every October, and is the largest single breed horse show in the world.
  6. Columbus has a number of nicknames, including The Arch City, referring to arches that used to power streetcars. The arches were torn down in the early 20th century, but some were reconstructed in 2002 for reasons of historical interest.