Motel 6-Columbus, GA - Downtown
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Convenient Location near Chattahoochee Riverwalk
Located just a short 12-minute walk from the scenic Chattahoochee Riverwalk, our Columbus hotel offers easy access to outdoor activities and beautiful views.
Comfortable Rooms with Essential Amenities
Each room at our Columbus, Georgia Motel 6 features a satellite TV and small refrigerator, ensuring a cozy and convenient stay. The en suite bathroom with a bath or shower adds to the comfort of your accommodation.
Exceptional Services and Nearby Attractions
Enjoy 24-hour reception and take advantage of our business center and dry cleaning services for a hassle-free stay. Explore popular nearby attractions such as the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts, Rankin Gardens, and Atrium within a short 15-minute walk.
Book your stay at Motel 6 Columbus today and experience comfort and convenience in the heart of Columbus, Georgia.
What guests say
Good 6.7/10 · summarised by AI from 748 reviews- ⚠️ Cleanliness issues
- ⚠️ Loud noise
- ⚠️ Misleading fees and deposits
Policies & good to know
Amenities (32)
Internet
- ✓WiFi available
- ✓Free WiFi
Fitness & activities
- ✓Golf course
Food & drink
- ✓Vending machine - drinks
- ✓Vending machine - snacks
- ✓Screens / Barriers between staff and guests for safety
Parking & transport
- ✓Parking
- ✓Free Parking
- ✓Private parking
- ✓Accessible parking
- ✓Parking garage
Services
- ✓24-hour front desk
- ✓Laundry
- ✓Laundry washed per local authority guidelines
Safety & security
- ✓Staff adhere to local safety protocols
- ✓Fire extinguishers
- ✓First aid kit available
- ✓Smoke alarms
- ✓CCTV outside property
- ✓CCTV in common areas
- ✓Security alarm
Comfort
- ✓Non-smoking rooms
- ✓Air conditioning
- ✓Heating
- ✓Lift / Elevator
More
- ✓Pets allowed
- ✓Facilities for disabled guests
- ✓Designated smoking area
- ✓ATM/cash machine on site
- ✓Guest rooms disinfected between stays
- ✓Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
- ✓Invoice provided
Location
1325 Veterans Parkway, Columbus