2901 Airport Dr Columbus, OH 43219-2299
This fee-simple, 150-key Courtyard by Marriott in Columbus, Ohio, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Boasting 87,297 square feet on a 3.226-acre lot, this three-story hotel underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2021, enhancing its appeal to guests. Currently operating at 70% occupancy, the hotel features a Bistro Restaurant and Lounge, 1,226 square feet of meeting space, a fitness center, guest laundry, business center, sundry shop, and an outdoor fire pit. Its prime location near John Glenn International Airport (CMH), undergoing a $2 billion expansion, and Ohio State University (OSU), with its 65,000+ student population, ensures consistent demand. Further bolstering its potential is the proximity to major corporations like Intel, Amazon, Honda, and LG, which are significantly investing in the Columbus area, driving substantial economic growth and increased passenger traffic at CMH (projected to rise from 8,375,000 to 13,000,000 annually). The hotel's proximity to the Greater Columbus Convention Center, a large facility with extensive meeting and exhibit space, adds another layer of consistent revenue generation. Built in 1997, this stabilized investment offers operational upside in an expanding market, making it an attractive acquisition for discerning investors. The asking price is $15,500,000.
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