Columbus, Ohio

Hollywood Casino Columbus Hotel

A seven-story, 203-room tower built onto Hollywood Casino Columbus, the first hotel at the property.

Open · June 2026
Hollywood Casino Columbus Hotel
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Hollywood Casino Columbus Hotel opened on 12 June 2026 as a seven-story, 150,000-square-foot tower attached to the casino on Georgesville Road. It has 203 rooms, 183 standard and 20 suites, and cost about 100 million dollars.

The essentials

Group
PENN Entertainment (Hollywood)
Opening
June 2026
Rooms & suites
203 rooms and suites
Segment
Upscale
Designer
NC
Entry rate
From $70
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The place

The tower is attached to the casino at 200 Georgesville Road, off Interstate 270 near the Hilltop neighborhood on Columbus's west side. The casino has been open on the site since 2012, and the hotel connects directly to its gaming floor.

The concept

The casino opened in 2012 as one of Ohio's four, authorised by a November 2009 referendum, and had no rooms of its own until now. The hotel was announced in 2023 and follows an October 2022 master lease between PENN Entertainment, which runs the casino, and Gaming and Leisure Properties, which owns the property and paid for the tower. Marnell Companies is listed as the project's design firm.

A Community Benefits Agreement with the central Ohio building trades council anticipated about 200 construction jobs, and the hotel itself is expected to employ about 100 people. Hiring events took place on 27 March and 10 April, reservations opened on 15 April, and the grand opening on 12 June came with an outdoor festival and a concert headlined by Bret Michaels.

Earlier announcements spoke of 180 and then 200 rooms, which is why older coverage shows different totals. The final count is 183 guestrooms plus 20 luxury suites. Beyond the sleeping floors, the tower has conference rooms, a fitness center and an outdoor seating terrace.

The casino itself holds more than 1,700 slot machines, 65 live dealer tables, a sportsbook, the state's largest poker room according to its operators, more than 16,000 square feet of banquet space and six restaurants and bars. Columbus led the state's four casinos in 2025 with 294.7 million dollars in gross gaming revenue.

Dining & wellness

The Hill Eatery & Lounge is the tower's full-service restaurant and bar. It sits alongside the casino's six other restaurants and bars, which hotel guests can reach without leaving the building. An expanded high-limit gaming room and a speakeasy bar are planned for the third quarter of 2026, pending regulatory approval.

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