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1. City Mills Hotel
City Mills Hotel
2. Hampton Inn Columbus Downtown, GA
Hampton Inn Columbus Downtown, GA
3. AC Hotel by Marriott Columbus Downtown
AC Hotel by Marriott Columbus Downtown
4. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Columbus North
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Columbus North
5. Hotel Indigo Columbus at Riverfront Place by IHG
Hotel Indigo Columbus at Riverfront Place by IHG
6. Columbus Marriott
Columbus Marriott
7. DoubleTree by Hilton Columbus
DoubleTree by Hilton Columbus
8. Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Columbus at Northlake by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Columbus at Northlake by IHG
9. Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Columbus
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Columbus
10. Hilton Garden Inn Columbus
Hilton Garden Inn Columbus
11. Hyatt Place Columbus-North
Hyatt Place Columbus-North
12. Hampton Inn by Hilton Columbus South Fort Benning
Hampton Inn by Hilton Columbus South Fort Benning
13. Sonesta Essential Columbus
Sonesta Essential Columbus
14. SpringHill Suites by Marriott Columbus
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Columbus
15. stayAPT Suites Columbus-Fort Benning
stayAPT Suites Columbus-Fort Benning
16. Courtyard by Marriott Columbus
Courtyard by Marriott Columbus
17. Clarion Pointe Columbus-Bradley Park
Clarion Pointe Columbus-Bradley Park
18. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Columbus – Fort Benning Maingate by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Columbus – Fort Benning Maingate by IHG
19. Home2 Suites by Hilton Columbus GA
Home2 Suites by Hilton Columbus GA
20. Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham Columbus North
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Downtown Columbus
City centre Columbus pairs Victorian elegance with modern adventure along the Chattahoochee River. The 15-mile RiverWalk offers prime spots to watch kayakers tackle whitewater rapids. History buffs will love exploring the ornate Springer Opera House, while art lovers can catch performances at the gleaming RiverCenter. The preserved 19th-century architecture creates a charming backdrop for your explorations. Southern cuisine dominates local menus, from upscale restaurants to casual riverfront bistros serving Georgia peach cobbler. Most attractions sit within six blocks, making it perfect for walking tours. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer period furnishings and authentic Southern hospitality.

Downtown Historic District
Columbus's City centre Historic District mixes rich history with riverside charm. Wander past grand Victorian buildings like the 1871 Springer Opera House or follow the wooden boardwalk along the rushing Chattahoochee River. Former cotton warehouses now house craft breweries with exposed beams, while the Coca-Cola Space Science Centre adds a modern touch to this historic area. The compact district is perfect for exploring on foot, with most attractions within a few blocks of each other. Southern cuisine restaurants and brewpubs serve up local specialities, while boutique hotels in converted warehouses and Victorian B&Bs offer character-filled accommodation for overnight stays.

MidTown
MidTown Columbus brings history to life through gorgeous Victorian homes and Colonial Revival mansions lining tree-shaded streets. Art lovers can explore regional collections and Civil War artefacts at the Columbus Museum, while literary buffs shouldn't miss the Smith-McCullers House. The area's quiet charm and walkable historic core make it perfect for travellers who appreciate architecture and Southern heritage. Local cafes and area bistros serve up delicious Southern comfort food at reasonable prices. Visitors can stay in charming bed & breakfasts housed in restored Victorian homes with personalised service. Wide pavements and minimal traffic create an ideal setting for peaceful evening strolls through this authentic residential area.

Weracoba-St. Elmo Historic District
Weracoba-St. Elmo Historic District welcomes you with tree-lined streets showcasing early 20th-century architectural gems. Spend your day strolling past Craftsman bungalows and Colonial Revival homes like you're walking through an outdoor design museum. Weracoba Park (aka Lakebottom Park) anchors the area with scenic trails, sports facilities, and a peaceful lake perfect for afternoon exploring. This quiet residential area offers authentic Columbus living with minimal tourist infrastructure. You'll need a car to reach city centre dining options and hotels since the district itself has limited commercial offerings. Wide, shady pavements make for excellent walking conditions while you soak up the tranquil atmosphere away from the typical tourist crowds.

East Highlands
East Highlands offers a peaceful retreat from Columbus's bustle with tree-lined streets and mid-century homes that tell stories of suburban American history. Take leisurely walks under mature oak canopies and admire the well-maintained lawns that create a park-like atmosphere. This quiet area provides a genuine glimpse into everyday residential life away from tourist crowds. While the area itself has no restaurants or shops, you'll need to venture to nearby commercial areas for dining and shopping needs. Accommodation options include charming holiday rentals and occasional bed & breakfasts in historic homes. A car is essential for exploring Columbus attractions, though the neighborhood's pavements are perfect for evening strolls.
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Rushing waters beckon adventure seekers to the world's longest urban whitewater course on the Chattahoochee River. Spot herons while paddling through rapids that transform the heart of city centre. The National Infantry Museum honours military history with immersive exhibits that put you in soldiers' boots. Catch a performance at the ornate Springer Opera House, a Victorian treasure where ghosts supposedly share the balcony with theatergoers. The RiverCenter showcases everything from symphony to Broadway shows in acoustically perfect halls. Columbus Museum displays both regional art and local history in surprising depth. After exploring, grab a table at a riverfront restaurant where Southern cooking meets craft beer innovation.

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