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The price per night in Columbus starts at $64.
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Columbus Information
About Columbus
Columbus is the capital and largest city of Ohio and is the 15th largest city in the United States with a population of approximately 900,000 residents. Columbus is consistently ranked as one of the 50 best cities to live in the United States and is increasingly becoming a go to destination for millennials and start-up companies. The city has embraced its unique arts and culture scene and has added a new wing to its renown Museum of Art as well as its nationally acclaimed distilleries and coffee shops.
There are various day trip options from Columbus including Yellow Springs and Cleveland. Located about 50 minutes west of the city, Yellow Springs is a small liberal arts college town that is home to Antioch College. This small town has a lively downtown area and a beautiful Glen Helen Nature Preserve. Located about two hours from Columbus, Cleveland is a lively city located in the north of Ohio. The top things to do in Cleveland include The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, Cleveland Botanical Garden, and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Accommodations in Columbus
Like any major city, Columbus has an array of accommodation options including hotels, inns, and vacation rentals. Each of the six neighborhoods have an array of hotel options, especially the Short North and German Village neighborhoods.
Transportation around Columbus
Getting around Columbus is very easy and it is not necessary for visitors to rent a personal vehicle. A good website to visit before moving around Columbus is www.GetAroundCbus.com. The city has a great bike share program with CoGo which is a bike network that spans over 300 bicycles and there are over 30 stations located throughout the city. In addition, visitors can opt for Central Ohio Transit Authority’s extensive bus system. In addition, CBUS is a free downtown Columbus bus that runs every 10-15 minutes from the Short North Arts District to the Brewery District.