Plan ahead for the mother in your life or drop some hints for yourself about this luxury treatment at Hotel LeVeque in Columbus, Ohio. The stylish setting, waterfront views and hotel pampering, May 10–13, means a VIP weekend away, layered with city sightseeing and relaxing treatments.
Check out LeVeque’s various Mother’s Day packages and specialty deals, offering an array of fun and entertainment treating mom, or you, like a queen for the weekend. Packages begin at $275 per night and include overnight accommodations with a view of the river, a variety of thoughtful amenities and gifts, relaxing morning breakfast and a late check-out at the end of the stay.
Art lovers enjoy a unique and private tour of the Columbus Museum of Art after a relaxing breakfast. Take in the sights and explore the city at ease before heading back to the hotel for an exclusive turndown service, including local, homemade sweets and special planetarium lighting across the bedroom ceiling, creating the ultimate serene atmosphere for a restful sleep.
Step into the plush cozy robe in your room and load up your suitcase with the Cliff Original bath and beauty care package and scented candle — just to bring a bit of the calming experience back with you.
Located in the heart of downtown Ohio’s capital city, Hotel LeVeque is part of Marriott International’s Autograph Collection — and the ideal location to explore the city with ease.
Built in 1927, Hotel LeVeque offers character with a twist from the architecture, unique history and stylish interior. Between the impressive building’s exterior and luxury interior, the Mother’s Day package offers city chic, relaxing vibes and an all-around pampered weekend away.
Upgrade your stay with a few specialty spa treatments, brunch in the city, shopping and anything else mom (or you) can think of.
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