AHR recommendations-Columbus, OH

melglnh2o · January 22, 2008

Does anyone have a recommendation for an inexpensive and unique location for an AHR in Columbus, Ohio? It will be in August and I would be expecting about 50 people.

Many thanks!!

ErinB · January 22, 2008

I don't know if you would consider them unique, but if youcan find a Drury Inn, they are great! Very affordable, hot breakfast included, nice pools and hot tub. I've stayed in several across the country when traveling. Definitely my fav for budget lodging. Hotel Rooms, Rates & Reservations at Drury Hotels

melglnh2o · January 23, 2008

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Originally Posted by JamaicaBride062108

I don't know if you would consider them unique, but if youcan find a Drury Inn, they are great! Very affordable, hot breakfast included, nice pools and hot tub. I've stayed in several across the country when traveling. Definitely my fav for budget lodging. Hotel Rooms, Rates & Reservations at Drury Hotels

Thanks for the suggestion. I have never been to a Drury Inn but I will keep it in mind for future travel. We actually won't need any rooms since everyone lives in Columbus. My mom wants to have an at home reception for us for all the people in Ohio that aren't coming to our wedding in Mexico. I just don't want her to spend a lot of money.

PaulaV · January 23, 2008

I don't know about inexpensive, there's the Park of Roses, not sure what they allow though.

There is that place down on the river near Spring and 33... I am drawing a blank.

There is a nice winery on Front in the Brewery District as well.

We are probably just have it at our house once we have a patio in the Spring.

Man, I am really blank today... sorry!

AlmostMrsForbes · January 24, 2008

Paula - I think you're talking about the North Bank Pavilion. It is really nice - I think it is like $75/hour or something. Go to the Columbus Parks and Rec website and you'll find it. It think its the only public park that allows alcohol?

I think we're just going to do it at our house.

melglnh2o · January 24, 2008

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Originally Posted by PaulaV

I don't know about inexpensive, there's the Park of Roses, not sure what they allow though.

There is that place down on the river near Spring and 33... I am drawing a blank.

There is a nice winery on Front in the Brewery District as well.

We are probably just have it at our house once we have a patio in the Spring.

Man, I am really blank today... sorry!

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Originally Posted by AlmostMrsForbes

Paula - I think you're talking about the North Bank Pavilion. It is really nice - I think it is like $75/hour or something. Go to the Columbus Parks and Rec website and you'll find it. It think its the only public park that allows alcohol?

I think we're just going to do it at our house.

Thanks ladies for the suggestions. I will check it out now.