Step back in time and immerse yourself in the comfort and charm of the Judge’s Mansion, located in Columbus, Ohio’s historic Olde Town East neighborhood.
Located in the historic Olde Town East neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio, the Judge’s Mansion was originally developed in 1893 as the family residence of the Honorable Edmond Bothwell Dillon.
Dedicated to keeping the mansion’s historic appeal, we have thoughtfully repurposed the interior spaces with colorful sequences and design strategies. Following the flow of its original characteristics throughout the mansion, architectural influences have been updated while keeping all of the guest suites’ unique stories in place.
Escape to the past and experience the comfort of today in one of the Judge’s Mansion Guest Suites. Each room is originally themed with its own unique personality.
The Judge’s Mansion, built in 1893, sits on a lot in the Olde Town East neighborhood. Over a thousand historic homes occupy this area. Some of these homes were built as early as the 1830s and have been preserved to maintain one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city of Columbus. A population boom following the Civil War led to growth in downtown, where transportation was mostly by foot, horse, and horse-drawn buggies. Farmhouses dominated the area until the 1870s when the advent of the street car attracted an influx of diverse residents, resulting in the 50+ architectural styles that typify Olde Towne East.
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