The Hotel

We invite guests to stay at the Sheraton in Downtown Columbus. Located just blocks away from the wedding venue, the Sheraton recently completed a $10 million renovation. Providing the largest rooms in the downtown area, the hotel hosts a stellar restaurant featuring local food and drinks. For those interested, the hotel provides an exercise room and sauna overlooking the capitol building and Downtown Columbus.

In addition to being located near dozens of local restaurants spanning all price ranges and cuisines, the Sheraton is within a short drive of the Columbus International Airport.

We have reserved a block of rooms for the nights of June 21^st and June 22^nd. If you are interested in staying at the Sheraton, please be sure to mention the Kreiselman-Drombosky wedding when making your reservations by phone or simply book online here.

Directions

The Sheraton Columbus at Capitol Square is located in Downtown Columbus, less than a three quarters of a mile from the Columbus Museum of Art and a short walk or cab ride to a wide variety of dining and entertainment. The Sheraton offers valet parking with in-and-out privileges for $23 a night. Parking is also available in the Columbus Commons at 55 East Rich Street for a fee.
Directions to the Sheraton Columbus at Capitol Square are provided below:

• Take Interstate 71 South toward Columbus.
• Take exit 108B for Broad Street.
• Off the exit ramp, turn right onto East Broad Street.
• After three quarters of a mile, turn left onto South Third Street.
• The Sheraton Columbus Hotel will be on the right after one block.

• Take Interstate 71 North toward Columbus.
• Take exit 100A toward Front Street.
• After merging onto West Fulton Street, make a left onto South High Street.
• In a half mile, turn right onto East State Street.
• Make the next right onto South Third Street.
• The Sheraton Columbus Hotel will be immediately on the right.

• Take Interstate 70 West toward Columbus.
• Take exit 100B for South Fourth Street.
• Off the exit ramp, merge onto East Fulton Street.
• Immediately turn right onto South Fourth Street.
• In less than a half mile, make a left onto East State Street.
• At the next traffic light, turn left onto South Third Street.
• The Sheraton Columbus Hotel will be immediately on the right.

• Take Interstate 70 East toward Columbus.
• After exit 95, stay left to continue on Interstate 670 East for the airport.
• Take exit 2A for US-33.
• Off the exit ramp, turn right onto Dublin Road.
• In a mile and a half, make a right onto North Third Street.
• The Sheraton Columbus Hotel will be on the right after a third of a mile.

• From the Sheraton Columbus Hotel, turn right onto South Third Street.
• At the first light, make a left onto East Town Street.
• Make the next left onto South Fourth Street.
• In less than a quarter mile, turn right onto East Broad Street.
• The Columbus Museum of Art will be on the left after a half mile.

• From the Columbus Museum of Art, turn right onto East Broad Street.
• In a half mile, turn left onto South Third Street.
• The Sheraton Columbus Hotel will be on the right after one block.

Local Dining

In addition to the hotel restaurant, there are several great places to eat in the downtown area.

Breakfast & Lunch

• Broad Street Bagels & Deli
• Danny's Deli
• Jack's Diner
• Market 65

Lunch, Dinner, & Drinks

• Cameron Mitchell Restaurants
• Columbus Brewing Company
• Elevator Brewery & Draught Haus
• Schmidt's Sausage Haus
• World of Beer

Desserts

• Cheryl & Co. Cookies
• Graeter's Ice Cream
• Jeni's Ice Cream
• Whit's Frozen Custard

Entertainment

Unique To Columbus

• Arena District: A collection of restaurants, bars, and local entertainment.
• Brewery District: The epicenter of Columbus' brewing culture.
• Columbus Clippers: Columbus' AAA baseball team.
• Columbus Commons: An expansive green space located along the riverfront of Downtown Columbus featuring a variety of activities and dining.
• COSI: The Center of Science and Industry featuring local and national exhibits.
• Franklin Park Conservatory: An indoor botanical gardens center incorporating plants from around the world and the stunning glasswork of Dale Chihuly.
• North Market: A collection of craft shops and food stands.

Neighborhoods

• German Village: A historical neighborhood including shops, restaurants, and a park, all with some German flair.
• Old Worthington: An old-fashioned row of quaint shops and restaurants.
• Short North: Columbus' premier arts district.

At a Distance

• Columbus Zoo and Aquarium: Jack Hanna's world-renowned wildlife park.
• Easton Town Center: The ultimate shopping experience.
• Zoombezi Bay: A waterpark located across the street from the Columbus Zoo.

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