Policies
Cancellation and deposit refund policy:
A full refund, less a $10 processing fee, is refundable if you cancel or change your reservation more than two weeks before check-in. If you cancel or change your reservation more than 48 hours before check-in, a refund (minus the $10 processing fee) will be granted if we are able to rebook the room.
Because we have guest who are alergen sensitive our B and B allows
NO PETS and NO SMOKERS.
So pooches and smokers we wish you well, but this is not the place for you.
Because we are not child proof there is a NO CHILDREN policy.
1237 Neil Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43201 614-670-5075
Neil Avenue
Bed and Breakfast
Guest Information
Check in is between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. and by arrangement
Check out is 11:00 a.m.
Parking: Unrestricted Free Parking is in the front and all along Neil Avenue.
However, please read the signs. Please keep driveway clear.
Breakfast: Fill out and leave a menu on the Foyer Desk
Hall Closet: Look on the shelves for things you may not have packed—tooth brush, razor, etc. Look in the square basket for hair dryers. The iron and ironing board as well as spray starch should be in the closet, if not please let one of our maid(en)s know and they will find it for you.
Also in this closet are extra pillows and clean towels; if you need extra towels please leave your wet ones in the laundry basket and take what you need from the shelves.
Game Room/Upstairs sitting room: A free “welcome glass of wine” is available—red on the table, white in the fridge; cold drinks and snacks are also on the house. There is a House Computer, Cable TV and games in the side board; books and DVDs on the shelves.
Please feel free to turn on and off the TV, just be considerate of other guests. Quiet activities are suggested after 10 pm unless you have booked the whole floor. There is no charge for phone calls within the US. You should be able to use the web anywhere in the house. Wi-Fi is Free
You can reach me by calling the house phone: (614) 670-5075.
Have a pleasant and comfortable stay,
Elizabeth.
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