Hotel a Tibbee

“Under renovations. But serviceable. Breakfast is an embarrassment. Nothing to eat basically.”

“Really unique stay in a motel converted from an old high school. The room was clean, comfortable, and had some of the character of an old school room. Definitely a nice change from the usual hotel experience.”

“Absolutely magnificent home! Years and years of loving curation provide pure eye candy for visitors while lending a true element of grandmacore nostalgia, exhibiting decades of a life well lived in every available space!! The host, Burnette, is a lovely lady and greets you with the warmth of a grandmother, happy to welcome you in with a cup of hot tea! Breakfast was a scrumptious homemade quiche and cherries jubilee! We look forward to returning!! ”

“Very comfortable BED, cold Air conditioner And a hot bath. Thank you so much Will stay again!”

“Love the outdoor area!!”

“The staff was friendly and professional. Breakfast was great!”

“All was great - breakfast fresh, room clean and up to date! Friendly staff.”

“Rooms could use a little updating. Excellent breakfast!”

“Breakfast has decent choices. They run out of food early so get it asap. Bed are comfortable. Walls are thin but usually the place is quiet.”

“Stayed there 3 days and room was never cleaned”

“The room was very clean and neatly maintained. The staff was super friendly and extremely helpful. I would definitely recommend this location to anyone staying in the Columbus area.”

“It was good parking lot little ruff pot holes.”

“Confortevole e familiare”

“Felt like I was home the people here are great and very helpful. Room was clean and a wide selection for the morning breakfast. Thank you 😊”

“Yes definitely everything was excellent staff was very helpful and courteous made my stay very comfortable can't say enough for the team ”

“Awesome staff, Cleanliness is a plus for me and it was fulfilled. This is actually our 2nd time staying here, and both never disappointed. Definitely will be our "Go To" Hotel everytime we touch down in Columbus.”

“T”