Hotels near Ohio State Stadium
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Hotels near Ohio State Stadium
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SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU
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Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North
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Aloft Columbus University District
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Red Roof Inn PLUS+ Columbus-Ohio State University OSU
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Columbus OSU
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Columbus Univ Area - Osu by IHG
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Residence Inn by Marriott Columbus OSU
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Marriott Columbus OSU
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Staybridge Suites Columbus Univ Area - OSU by IHG
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Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus / University Area
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Hilton Garden Inn Columbus-University Area
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Holiday Inn Express Columbus - Ohio Expo Center by IHG
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Columbus / OSU OH
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Motel 6 Columbus OH - OSU
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Days Inn by Wyndham Columbus Fairgrounds
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SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU
Designed for groups who want predictable comfort and room to spread out.
- Park trailers and oversized vehicles at select locations without extra fees
- Load up on complimentary hot breakfast before heading out
- Settle into family-friendly suites designed for multi-generational groups
Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North
The extended-stay answer for guests who need space when emotions run high.
- Spread out with comfortable seating for postgame watch parties
- Spread out across patio lounge areas for relaxed family time
- Relax with shareable snacks and drinks after stadium crowds
Aloft Columbus University District
Designed for guests who show up loud and need reliable rest.
- Start game day with grab-and-go breakfast wraps ready
- Add rollaway beds to accommodate extended family visiting campus
- Gather your game-day crew in the vibrant Re:mix℠ Lounge
Red Roof Inn PLUS+ Columbus-Ohio State University
The elevated midscale option balances quick starts with reliably comfortable spaces for families.
- Drive in free and unload right outside your room door
- Grab fresh-brewed coffee anytime in the 24/7 lobby station
- Keep the whole crew together with spacious double-bed room layouts
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Columbus OSU
Premium comfort positioned for parents who refuse to compromise despite price surges.
- Grab fresh whole fruit and snacks from M Club stations
- Layer under plush down duvets for solid rest between events
- Park easily with professional valet service for busy game days
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Sts Columbus Univ Area
Optimized for families blending game schedules with student check-ins and tours.
- Stay connected with integrated power for phones and laptops
- Restock energy drinks after long days cheering in the stands
- Power through your morning routine with the Signature Power Shower
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Residence Inn by Marriott Columbus OSU
Extended-stay comfort built for families settling in for the entire weekend.
- Rinse off the day with premium brand bath amenities
- Enjoy free on-site parking throughout your entire game weekend stay
- Feed the whole crew hot entrées before heading to campus
Marriott Columbus OSU
Full-service reliability tailored for families who return each season expecting excellence.
- Savor evening desserts at M Club's complimentary premium bar service
- Skip the dining hall wait with mobile app room service ordering
- Sink into premium cotton linens after a full game day
Staybridge Suites Columbus Univ Area - OSU by IHG
Suite layouts built for fans balancing long game days with downtime.
- Select your preferred pillow firmness for optimal sleep support
- Start game day right with early breakfast before campus activities
- Fuel alumni weekend mornings with a hot breakfast buffet
Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus / University Area
Made for guests who value staff that remembers names, not reservations.
- Fuel up with signature hot waffles before the big game
- Coordinate gameday plans across shared access between adjoining rooms
- Coordinate rides to campus at the central community table together
Hilton Garden Inn Columbus-University Area
This flagship welcomes generations who return season after season expecting elevated reliability.
- Grab barista-crafted specialty coffees for the walk to campus
- Add rollaway beds to fit everyone under one roof
- Claim collaborative seating areas for tailgate strategy sessions and recaps
Holiday Inn Express Columbus
Built for alumni who need speed between tailgates and campus commitments.
- Children under nineteen stay free using existing room bedding
- Relax in modern lobby seating before heading to the stadium
- Grab snacks anytime from the always-open lobby market selection
Homewood Suites by Hilton Columbus / OSU OH
Built for fans who want space to spread out and moments to reconnect.
- Enjoy communal dining tables perfect for parent and fan group meals
- Enjoy evening conversations around the outdoor fire pit lounge
- Fuel post-game discussions with light appetizers and soft drinks provided
Motel 6 Columbus OH - OSU
The simplest choice when the day runs long and budgets run tight.
- Grab snacks from vending machines between game day activities anytime
- Recharge on pillow-top mattresses after long game day hours
- Pull in and park without fees before every kickoff or tipoff
Days Inn by Wyndham Columbus Fairgrounds
Reliable comfort designed for parents juggling game schedules and campus visits.
- Meet alumni and families in the comfortable, inviting lobby space
- Stock up on snacks between tailgate and post-game celebration
- Enjoy a spacious shower with curved rod after stadium crowds
Ohio State Stadium Travel Guide
We built this guide so your team doesn't have to figure it all out from a Google search. Neighborhoods, restaurants, game day logistics, local tips — it's all here.
Ohio Stadium, affectionately known as "The Horseshoe" or "The Shoe," is one of the most hallowed grounds in college football, boasting a seating capacity that rivals the population of a small city. Located on the banks of the Olentangy River, this concrete coliseum has been the heart of Columbus Saturdays for over a century, hosting the legendary "Dotting of the i" by the Best Damn Band in the Land. A game day here is a full-sensory experience, from the smell of charcoal grills at dawn to the sea of scarlet jerseys flooding Lane Avenue. Visitors must navigate the sprawling campus, master the West Campus shuttle system, and understand the deep traditions that define Buckeye Nation. The guide below helps you find the best pre-game parties, secure parking miles away to avoid gridlock, and survive the famously variable Ohio weather.
Neighborhood Overview
The stadium anchors the northern edge of The Ohio State University campus, bordered by the Olentangy River to the west and the academic buildings to the east. To the north lies Lane Avenue, the primary commercial corridor packed with sports bars, hotels, and shopping centers that serve as the pre-game headquarters. To the south is the medical center and the main campus green, offering a more collegiate, park-like atmosphere. Access is dominated by SR-315 and I-70, which funnel traffic into the massive parking lots surrounding the Schottenstein Center and West Campus. The "neighborhood" on game days expands to include the river banks and every available lawn, transforming into a dense, walkable tailgate city. The area is extremely safe but chaotic, with road closures turning Lane Avenue into a pedestrian-only zone hours before kickoff. Rideshare pickups are strictly designated at locations like the St. John Arena lot or West Campus to avoid the immediate stadium crush.
Where to Stay
The most coveted place to stay is The Blackwell Inn, the only hotel located directly on campus, sitting just across the street from the stadium. It offers upscale accommodations and valet parking, but it books out years in advance for home games. The Graduate Columbus in the Short North and the Hyatt House Columbus/OSU on Olentangy River Road are excellent, walkable alternatives that capture the local spirit. For a more budget-friendly option, look to the hotels along Olentangy River Road near Ackerman Road, such as the Fairfield Inn & Suites, which are a short shuttle ride or a 20-minute walk away. Many fans choose to stay in downtown Columbus or the Arena District, taking a COTA bus or rideshare to the game to enjoy the city's nightlife after the final whistle. Avoid staying too far north in Polaris unless you have a car and patience for the post-game traffic jam.
Quick-Plan Overview
Tip
John Glenn Int'l (CMH) · 20 min drive
Local Transit
West Campus Shuttle is free and efficient
Tip
Varsity Club for pre-game atmosphere
Tip
Skull Session at St. John Arena is mandatory
Bag policy is ultra-strict
5x8x1 inch clutch only
- John Glenn Int'l (CMH) · 20 min drive
- West Campus Shuttle is free and efficient
- Varsity Club for pre-game atmosphere
- Skull Session at St. John Arena is mandatory
- Bag policy is ultra-strict: 5x8x1 inch clutch only
Game Day Flow
Arrival & Pre-Event
Arrival strategy centers on the West Campus lots (Carmack Lots), which offer a free shuttle to the stadium and are easier to exit than the central campus garages. The "Skull Session" pep rally at St. John Arena starts two hours before kickoff and is a non-negotiable tradition for first-timers; arrive early to get a seat. If you aren't parking, the COTA Line 1 bus runs frequently from downtown to the stadium area, bypassing much of the car traffic. Tailgating is everywhere, but the RV lots near the Schottenstein Center are particularly legendary. Gates open two hours prior to kickoff; security is incredibly strict about the "No Bag" policy (wallets/wristlets only), so leave purses in the car.
During the Event
The Horseshoe is loud, especially in the South Stands where the student section lives. The stadium features open-air concourses that can get crowded, but the "Skull Session" crowd often heads straight to their seats, so entering early is smart. The venue is cashless, and food options have been upgraded to include local favorites like Schmidt's Bahama Mama sausages. If you are in C-Deck (upper deck), be prepared for steep stairs and wind exposure. The band's halftime performance is as important as the game itself, so don't leave your seat.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting 105,000 people is a slow process. Pedestrian traffic on Lane Avenue and Woody Hayes Drive is wall-to-wall. The West Campus shuttle line moves efficiently but will be long; walking back to the lot (approx. 25 mins) is often faster if you have the energy. Rideshare surge pricing is extreme immediately after the game; walking south into Victorian Village or north to Clintonville can help you find a driver faster. Many fans retreat to the Varsity Club or Out-R-Inn to wait out the traffic for an hour or two.
Arrival & Pre-Event
Arrival strategy centers on the West Campus lots (Carmack Lots), which offer a free shuttle to the stadium and are easier to exit than the central campus garages. The "Skull Session" pep rally at St. John Arena starts two hours before kickoff and is a non-negotiable tradition for first-timers; arrive early to get a seat. If you aren't parking, the COTA Line 1 bus runs frequently from downtown to the stadium area, bypassing much of the car traffic. Tailgating is everywhere, but the RV lots near the Schottenstein Center are particularly legendary. Gates open two hours prior to kickoff; security is incredibly strict about the "No Bag" policy (wallets/wristlets only), so leave purses in the car.
During the Event
The Horseshoe is loud, especially in the South Stands where the student section lives. The stadium features open-air concourses that can get crowded, but the "Skull Session" crowd often heads straight to their seats, so entering early is smart. The venue is cashless, and food options have been upgraded to include local favorites like Schmidt's Bahama Mama sausages. If you are in C-Deck (upper deck), be prepared for steep stairs and wind exposure. The band's halftime performance is as important as the game itself, so don't leave your seat.
Post-Event & Departure
Exiting 105,000 people is a slow process. Pedestrian traffic on Lane Avenue and Woody Hayes Drive is wall-to-wall. The West Campus shuttle line moves efficiently but will be long; walking back to the lot (approx. 25 mins) is often faster if you have the energy. Rideshare surge pricing is extreme immediately after the game; walking south into Victorian Village or north to Clintonville can help you find a driver faster. Many fans retreat to the Varsity Club or Out-R-Inn to wait out the traffic for an hour or two.
Things to Do
Walkable
Chadwick Arboretum & Learning Gardens
AdjacentLocated just west of the stadium, this 60-acre green space offers a peaceful escape from the game-day chaos. It features a labyrinth, a conifer collection, and beautiful walking paths that connect the West Campus lots to the stadium area. It is free to the public and open dawn to dusk, making it a perfect pre-game walk. The "Lane Avenue Gardens" section is particularly scenic in the fall.
Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
0.8 miA hidden gem on campus, this museum houses the world's largest collection of cartoons and comic strips. It features rotating exhibits of original art, from Peanuts to political cartoons, in a modern, gallery setting. Admission is free, and it is a unique cultural stop just a short walk across the Oval. Check hours, as it is often closed on Saturdays.
5–15 Minutes Away
Short North Arts District
2.0 miJust south of campus, this vibrant district is the cultural heart of Columbus, packed with art galleries, boutiques, and murals. It is the perfect place to spend a Friday night or Sunday morning, offering a more sophisticated vibe than the campus bars. You can walk from the south end of campus or take a quick COTA bus ride. It connects seamlessly to the downtown Arena District.
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
12.0 miConsistently ranked among the best zoos in the nation, this massive park is a 20-minute drive north of the stadium. It features world-class exhibits like the Heart of Africa and polar bear habitats. It is a full-day destination perfect for families visiting for the weekend. The adjacent Zoombezi Bay water park is open in the early season.
Walkable
- Chadwick Arboretum & Learning Gardens — Located just west of the stadium, this 60-acre green space offers a peaceful escape from the game-day chaos. It features a labyrinth, a conifer collection, and beautiful walking paths that connect the West Campus lots to the stadium area. It is free to the public and open dawn to dusk, making it a perfect pre-game walk. The "Lane Avenue Gardens" section is particularly scenic in the fall. Adjacent
- Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum — A hidden gem on campus, this museum houses the world's largest collection of cartoons and comic strips. It features rotating exhibits of original art, from Peanuts to political cartoons, in a modern, gallery setting. Admission is free, and it is a unique cultural stop just a short walk across the Oval. Check hours, as it is often closed on Saturdays. 0.8 mi
5–15 Minutes Away
- Short North Arts District — Just south of campus, this vibrant district is the cultural heart of Columbus, packed with art galleries, boutiques, and murals. It is the perfect place to spend a Friday night or Sunday morning, offering a more sophisticated vibe than the campus bars. You can walk from the south end of campus or take a quick COTA bus ride. It connects seamlessly to the downtown Arena District. 2.0 mi
- Columbus Zoo and Aquarium — Consistently ranked among the best zoos in the nation, this massive park is a 20-minute drive north of the stadium. It features world-class exhibits like the Heart of Africa and polar bear habitats. It is a full-day destination perfect for families visiting for the weekend. The adjacent Zoombezi Bay water park is open in the early season. 12.0 mi
Food & Drink
Inside & Adjacent
Schmidt's Sausage Haus
On siteA Columbus legend, Schmidt's brings its German heritage to the stadium concourse. The "Bahama Mama" is a spicy, hickory-smoked sausage that is a game-day staple, served with sauerkraut and mustard. Their cream puffs are enormous and famous, offering a sweet finish to a savory meal. It is the most authentic local food option inside the gates.
Varsity Club
0.2 miThis is the pre-game spot for Buckeye fans, operating since 1959 just steps from the stadium. On game days, the parking lot transforms into a massive block party with live music and cold beer. The menu features classic subs and pizza, but you are really here for the atmosphere. It is crowded, loud, and absolutely essential for the full experience.
Stadium Zone & Gathering Spots
The O on Lane
0.4 miLocated in the mixed-use development on Lane Avenue, this spot offers wood-fired pizzas and a massive patio perfect for people-watching. It has a slightly more upscale feel than the dive bars but retains the high-energy game day vibe. The tap list is extensive, featuring many local Ohio brews. It is a great meeting point for groups before walking to the Shoe.
Roosters
1.5 miA local chain famous for its wings, Roosters is a casual, unpretentious sports bar that is always packed with locals. It is located just a short drive or shuttle ride from the stadium, offering a more affordable and relaxed option than the campus bars. The "Donkey" sauce is a spicy favorite. It is a reliable spot to watch the early games before heading to the stadium.
Local & Elevated Picks
Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen
0.5 miSituated on Lane Avenue, this restaurant offers scratch-made Southern comfort food like fried chicken and shrimp and grits. It is a polished, sit-down option that works well for brunch before a noon kickoff. The cocktail program is strong, featuring creative twists on classics. Reservations are highly recommended on game weekends.
The Eagle
2.0 miLocated in the Short North, The Eagle specializes in fried chicken and spoonbread that rivals anything in the South. It is a high-energy, communal dining experience that pairs perfectly with a night out in the arts district. The wait can be long, so put your name in and explore the galleries nearby. It is worth the short trip from campus for the food quality alone.
Inside & Adjacent
- Schmidt's Sausage Haus — A Columbus legend, Schmidt's brings its German heritage to the stadium concourse. The "Bahama Mama" is a spicy, hickory-smoked sausage that is a game-day staple, served with sauerkraut and mustard. Their cream puffs are enormous and famous, offering a sweet finish to a savory meal. It is the most authentic local food option inside the gates. On site
- Varsity Club — This is the pre-game spot for Buckeye fans, operating since 1959 just steps from the stadium. On game days, the parking lot transforms into a massive block party with live music and cold beer. The menu features classic subs and pizza, but you are really here for the atmosphere. It is crowded, loud, and absolutely essential for the full experience. 0.2 mi
Stadium Zone & Gathering Spots
- The O on Lane — Located in the mixed-use development on Lane Avenue, this spot offers wood-fired pizzas and a massive patio perfect for people-watching. It has a slightly more upscale feel than the dive bars but retains the high-energy game day vibe. The tap list is extensive, featuring many local Ohio brews. It is a great meeting point for groups before walking to the Shoe. 0.4 mi
- Roosters — A local chain famous for its wings, Roosters is a casual, unpretentious sports bar that is always packed with locals. It is located just a short drive or shuttle ride from the stadium, offering a more affordable and relaxed option than the campus bars. The "Donkey" sauce is a spicy favorite. It is a reliable spot to watch the early games before heading to the stadium. 1.5 mi
Local & Elevated Picks
- Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen — Situated on Lane Avenue, this restaurant offers scratch-made Southern comfort food like fried chicken and shrimp and grits. It is a polished, sit-down option that works well for brunch before a noon kickoff. The cocktail program is strong, featuring creative twists on classics. Reservations are highly recommended on game weekends. 0.5 mi
- The Eagle — Located in the Short North, The Eagle specializes in fried chicken and spoonbread that rivals anything in the South. It is a high-energy, communal dining experience that pairs perfectly with a night out in the arts district. The wait can be long, so put your name in and explore the galleries nearby. It is worth the short trip from campus for the food quality alone. 2.0 mi
Local Tips
Bag policy is 5x8x1 inches: wallets only, basically
Arrive at St: . John Arena 2 hours early for Skull Session
Wear comfortable shoes: you will walk miles on game day
Seasonal note: Columbus weather is the definition of variable. Early season (September) games can be sweltering, with field temps over 100°F; hydrate and wear sunscreen. By November, "The Game" against Michigan is often played in freezing rain or snow, requiring full winter gear. The wind off the Olentangy River makes the open end of the stadium feel significantly colder than the forecast.
- Bag policy is 5x8x1 inches wallets only, basically
- West Campus parking offers a free shuttle to the gate
- Arrive at St . John Arena 2 hours early for Skull Session
- Download tickets to your mobile wallet before arriving
- Wear comfortable shoes you will walk miles on game day
- Seasonal note: Columbus weather is the definition of variable. Early season (September) games can be sweltering, with field temps over 100°F; hydrate and wear sunscreen. By November, "The Game" against Michigan is often played in freezing rain or snow, requiring full winter gear. The wind off the Olentangy River makes the open end of the stadium feel significantly colder than the forecast.
Weather & Seasons
Winter
The stadium is outdoors and exposed. Late November games can see temperatures in the 20s with snow. Dress in layers, wear thermal socks, and bring hand warmers. The metal bleachers suck the heat right out of you.
Spring & early summer
The Spring Game in April is usually mild, with temps in the 50s or 60s. Rain is common, so a poncho is a smart addition to your pocket (remember, no bags). It is a relaxed time to visit campus.
Mid-summer
Summers are hot and humid, with highs in the 80s. The stadium hosts concerts during this time. The lack of shade in the bowl means you are fully exposed to the sun until sunset.
Fall season
This is football weather. September is summer-like; October is crisp and colorful; November is gray and cold. The weather can change multiple times during a single game, so be prepared for anything.
Rain & snow
Rain gear must be worn or carried in a pocket. Umbrellas are prohibited. Snow games are legendary; the grounds crew clears the field, but your seat might be wet or icy.
Winter
The stadium is outdoors and exposed. Late November games can see temperatures in the 20s with snow. Dress in layers, wear thermal socks, and bring hand warmers. The metal bleachers suck the heat right out of you.
Spring & early summer
The Spring Game in April is usually mild, with temps in the 50s or 60s. Rain is common, so a poncho is a smart addition to your pocket (remember, no bags). It is a relaxed time to visit campus.
Mid-summer
Summers are hot and humid, with highs in the 80s. The stadium hosts concerts during this time. The lack of shade in the bowl means you are fully exposed to the sun until sunset.
Fall season
This is football weather. September is summer-like; October is crisp and colorful; November is gray and cold. The weather can change multiple times during a single game, so be prepared for anything.
Rain & snow
Rain gear must be worn or carried in a pocket. Umbrellas are prohibited. Snow games are legendary; the grounds crew clears the field, but your seat might be wet or icy.
Venue Facts
Primary team
Ohio State Buckeyes
Neighborhood
University District / Riverwatch Tower
Nearest airport
John Glenn Int'l (CMH)
Parking
West Campus Lots (Shuttle)
Walkable district
Lane Avenue / High Street
Groceries & supplies
Kroger on N High St
Pharmacy
CVS on N High St
Urgent care
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center
Downtime
Chadwick Arboretum
Pro tip
Attend the Skull Session
| Primary team | Ohio State Buckeyes |
| Neighborhood | University District / Riverwatch Tower |
| Nearest airport | John Glenn Int'l (CMH) |
| Parking | West Campus Lots (Shuttle) |
| Walkable district | Lane Avenue / High Street |
| Groceries & supplies | Kroger on N High St |
| Pharmacy | CVS on N High St |
| Urgent care | Ohio State Wexner Medical Center |
| Downtime | Chadwick Arboretum |
| Pro tip | Attend the Skull Session |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the closest hotels to Ohio State Stadium?
The closest hotel to Ohio State Stadium is SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU (1.55 mi, from $262/night) — a 3-minute drive. Other nearby options include Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North (1.57 mi, from $284/night) and Aloft Columbus University District (1.74 mi, from $302/night). SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Aloft Columbus University District offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center.
Which hotels near Ohio State Stadium are good for families?
Several hotels near Ohio State Stadium are well-suited for families. SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU (1.55 mi, from $262/night), Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North (1.57 mi, from $284/night), and Aloft Columbus University District (1.74 mi, from $302/night) all offer suites, connecting rooms, a pool, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Which hotels near Ohio State Stadium are good for team or group travel?
Several hotels near Ohio State Stadium accommodate team and group travel. SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU (1.55 mi, from $262/night), Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North (1.57 mi, from $284/night), and Aloft Columbus University District (1.74 mi, from $302/night) all offer meeting space, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Are there budget-friendly hotels near Ohio State Stadium?
Yes — Motel 6 Columbus OH - OSU (2.85 mi, from $154/night) and Days Inn by Wyndham Columbus Fairgrounds (2.87 mi, from $121/night) are budget-friendly options near Ohio State Stadium, with free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking.
Are there extended-stay hotels near Ohio State Stadium?
Yes — Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North (1.57 mi, from $284/night), Residence Inn by Marriott Columbus OSU (2.52 mi, from $420/night), and Staybridge Suites Columbus Univ Area - OSU by IHG (2.6 mi, from $144/night) are all extended-stay properties near Ohio State Stadium, with full kitchens and on-site laundry.
Hotel Amenities & Features Pools, breakfast, pet policies, and more
Which hotels near Ohio State Stadium offer free breakfast?
SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU (1.55 mi, from $262/night), Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North (1.57 mi, from $284/night), and Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Columbus Univ Area - Osu by IHG (2.45 mi, from $205/night) include complimentary breakfast.
Which hotels near Ohio State Stadium have an outdoor pool?
Motel 6 Columbus OH - OSU (2.85 mi, from $154/night) has an outdoor pool.
Which hotels near Ohio State Stadium have an indoor pool?
SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU (1.55 mi, from $262/night), Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North (1.57 mi, from $284/night), and Aloft Columbus University District (1.74 mi, from $302/night) have an indoor pool available year-round.
Which hotels near Ohio State Stadium have a fitness center?
SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU (1.55 mi, from $262/night), Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North (1.57 mi, from $284/night), and Aloft Columbus University District (1.74 mi, from $302/night) have an on-site fitness center.
Which hotels near Ohio State Stadium are pet-friendly?
SpringHill Suites Columbus OSU (1.55 mi, from $262/night), Hyatt House Columbus OSU / Short North (1.57 mi, from $284/night), and Aloft Columbus University District (1.74 mi, from $302/night) accept pets. Fee policies vary by property.
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