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Marriott Columbus Northwest

Marriott Columbus Northwest

4.3/595 Reviews
In the fifteen+ years of traveling for work, this was one of my very top hotel experiences! The hotel itself is great, and then add to it the outstanding customer service from every single staff member. My king room on the 6th floor was clean, large and comfortable. The only thing missing would have been a microwave in room as I typically have most meals in my room for health, time and financial reasons. However, they had two microwaves that were accessible downstairs in the lobby. I woke up in the mornings without back pain, which always tells me the quality of the bed. The bathroom was large, clean and had a great shower (no tub) with a rain head as well as a handheld sprayer. I didn't use the coffee maker other than to heat water through it to make my own coffee. Here, a Keurig would have come in handy, but I checked in advance, so I brought my own. Noise. What noise? None!! It was incredibly quiet and made for a great night's sleep - that is once I could turn off the Showtime and Netflix that was offered on the TV. The 6th and 7th concierge floor came with a lounge that's on the first (lobby) level. They had real eggs (!) and real bacon (!!) in the mornings along with other options, evening Hors D'oeuvres that were ok, and they said desserts later at night but I never checked those out. The lounge was closed on the weekends, but they gave a coupon for the breakfast buffet at the restaurant. It's all these things that make for such a great stay! Even the elevators were fast and had clean carpet. The gym looked good but I never had time to try it. My meeting room: we had about 50 people. Banquet staff was wonderful and made everything easy. On the first day they were helping me set up my microphone and projector, and checked in on subsequent days to make sure all was going well. There were large groups next to us and though we could hear them a bit, it wasn't too disruptive and we felt well taken care of throughout the seminar. The room was large, clean and temperature was good. Best for last: I realized on day #3 and #4 that I wasn't congested at all. Typically, by then I have a bit of ”hotel congestion/allergies” from cleaning products, hotel air, etc., but I had absolutely no reaction to this hotel! So, whatever products they are using for cleaning and laundry are clean and also, fragrance free. No weird or strong smells. The staff!! From start to finish, they were exceptional! Big thank you to Joey and Tim who both went out of their way to accommodate. The others, though I don't have names, were also amazing. Thanks so much!
Doubletree by Hilton Columbus Dublin

Doubletree by Hilton Columbus Dublin

4.1/5100 Reviews
OK, breakfast is a bit monotonous, surrounded by office areas, there is no place to eat, you need to take a taxi to go out, the environment is OK, the front desk is very warm
AC Hotel Columbus Dublin

AC Hotel Columbus Dublin

4.5/593 Reviews
Keep in mind, I traveled during Covid-19 but with that said, two days prior I was in a hotel in Omaha, NE which I rated a 5. This hotel is in the PERFECT location. It had a super comfy bed that I just LOVED. What I didn't like was the lack of information on the website of all the things that would be unavailable. It did say that some things wouldn't be available due to Covid but it seemed random. I chose the hotel because it had a highly respected restaurant. What is better on vacation than breakfast in bed?! Well, you won't get that here, not only that, the restaurant was closed on Sunday evening so you had to go out. Like I said, plenty of awesome hotels near by, but sometimes, you just want to lay in bed and order room service. You couldn't even get coffee in your room. I did call down and they brought up the fixins in order for me to make coffee. The staff seemed nice and polite, but not to informative unless you knew what to ask. They should have a sheet of how-to's during Covid so you know what is what. On another note, the shower had hairs in it which is a pet peeve of mine. All in all, lovely hotel, FANTASTIC location, just real lack of communication which is why I rated it a 3.

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Tips for Selecting a 4 Star Hotel in Dublin

Discover Dublin: The Gem of Central Ohio

Dublin, a charming city in the USA, is located in the state of Ohio and is a suburban enclave of Columbus. One of Dublin's most interesting facts is its rich Irish heritage, which it proudly celebrates. The city offers a wonderful mix of historic charm, modern sophistication, and lush landscapes that are sure to captivate any visitor.

Smooth Travels to Dublin

Your journey to Dublin typically begins at John Glenn Columbus International Airport, about a 20-minute drive to Dublin. Taxis, shuttles, and car rental services are readily available for a convenient commute.

Visitors from many countries may need to obtain a visa, so be sure to check the U.S. visa requirements and apply in advance. While the US Dollar is the official currency, credit cards are widely accepted. English is the dominant language, but given the city's multicultural nature, you might hear a variety of languages. As Dublin takes pride in its Irish roots, visiting during the annual Dublin Irish Festival in August provides an immersive cultural experience.

Captivating Highlights of Dublin

For history buffs, Historic Dublin is a delight, with its quaint streets, classic architecture, and locally-owned shops. Kids and adults alike will love the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, just a short drive away. Dublin's extensive park system, including the Indian Run Falls and Scioto Park, offers picturesque landscapes and tranquil retreats. Art enthusiasts will enjoy the city's Art in Public Places program, which boasts an impressive collection of over 70 sculptures.

Seasons in Dublin: Packing for Your Visit

Dublin experiences a humid continental climate. Summers (June to August) can be hot, with temperatures around 85°F (29°C), while winters (December to February) can be cold, with temperatures dropping below freezing. The best times to visit are during spring (April to June) and fall (September to November) when the weather is pleasant. Depending on the season, pack a mix of light and warm clothing, and don't forget comfortable shoes for exploring!

Choosing Your Home Away From Home in Dublin

When it comes to accommodations, Dublin caters to a range of preferences. If you wish to stay close to the city's attractions, the Courtyard by Marriott in Dublin's Historic District is an excellent choice. For food enthusiasts, AC Hotel by Marriott located near Bridge Park puts you in proximity to a variety of eateries.

For luxury seekers, the Hilton Columbus at Bridge Park offers upscale amenities. Budget-conscious travelers might appreciate the affordable comfort of Red Roof PLUS+ Columbus - Dublin. For the Instagram-worthy backdrop, the boutique hotel, The Morgan House Bed and Breakfast, boasts a rustic charm. Business travelers will appreciate the convenience of Homewood Suites by Hilton Columbus-Dublin, near major corporations and the business district.

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