Marriott Columbia
Marriott Columbia Completes Guest Rooms and Suites Renovation
Marriott Columbia announces the completion of its guest rooms and suites renovation. Owned and managed by Columbia Sussex, the Marriott Columbia is located on Main Street in the heart of downtown Columbia, which encompasses a 36-block area, and is minutes from the State Capital, Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, historic homes, and Bull Street Stadium. Columbia also is home to the University of South Carolina and has hosted Southeast Conference football teams, fans and performers at Colonial Life Arena and Township Auditorium from Bob Dylan to Elton John.
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Groups of all sizes and leisure travelers visiting the area as a destination will find more than 50 restaurants, eclectic shopping and an old country store, and arts and cultural attractions including 36 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the best of independent films at the Nickelodeon Theatre and the award-winning Columbia Museum of Art.
Marriott Columbia is the largest hotel downtown featuring a unique blend of Southern comfort and urban style. The full-service hotel offers Southern American cuisine in its Midlands restaurant and adjoining lounge and features the most amount of flexible meeting and event spaces in downtown Columbia, with 24,000 square feet that accommodates groups ranging anywhere from five to 800 people.
The hotel's room renovations mirror the richness of Columbia's first neighborhood, from a nod to its history and culture, to nature and the dynamic metropolitan lifestyle of the city. All 300 guest rooms, including the Governor's Suite, Parlor Suites, Jr. Suites and Balcony Suites, have been renovated to reflect the new design philosophy, coupled with a contemporary and upscale twist reflecting the Marriott brand's comfortable, modern aesthetic. The complete redesign of the hotel's guest rooms included the appointment of entirely new furniture and furnishings.
The guest rooms and suites take advantage of the stunning city views, including of Boyd Park at the Columbia Art Museum, Arsenal Hall, and Historic Main street, with expansive windows generously placed to allow natural light to fill the rooms and suites. Artwork and furnishings complement the focus on the area's traditional roots with contemporary materials and amenities. The rooms and suites feature neutral color palettes with pops of rich blue and grey hues, juxtaposing natural wood and metal materials with contemporary designs and thoughtfully curated artistic focal points.