★McGonagall’s Mansion ★ Private Home w/ Arcade★

Fun house to stay at for a weekend away. Our kids loved all the HP decor.

This was a great stay for 2 eleven year old girls and me. Every detail in the home from the ceilings to the wallpaper to the owls that are on shelves. We loved the arcade games and the girls loved the different themed rooms. Besides being aesthetically pleasing, it’s a really comfortable home. The beds are really comfortable and the 2 larger rooms have their own AC. It’s located in a quiet neighbirniid.

Great place to stay for people who have kids! Close to cosi and not too far from the zoo and zumbeezi bay! Really cool experience for my grand babies.

McGonagall’s Mansion is a lovely place. Very well decorated in the Harry Potter world. You can tell the owner is a fan. The host, Sam, is very fast and responsive on issues that arise. Pros-Location, it is in the south-east side of Columbus and near the freeway. But not to close for noise, lots of food options and places to see close by. The kitchen is nice with big refrigerator, lots of counter space. Love the video games, and TV’s with lots of streaming apps. Cons- Listing says sleeps 8 but only has 2 king beds and 1 single, 5 plate/cup/bowls/glass’s so have to wash dish’s constantly. Says Smart beds but the 2 King units don’t currently work and are in need of updating- hard as a rock. Steps in front starting to show age with pieces missing and back railing falling apart. Remotes and light switch’s aren’t labeled so some are hard to figure out. Listing shows washer/dryer which is a combo single unit but no detergent. Kitchen devices need some help- Blender only half, no electric Kettle, and no dishwasher detergent.

Looking for a true crime documentary in real time? Look no further! We booked 5 nights, made it through 1. Our DoorDash driver straight-up stole our food (bonus feature), and the next morning we woke to an FBI standoff across the street—guns, roadblocks, the full show. Not listed in the amenities.The hosts were nice, but apparently unaware they live in a Grand Theft Auto expansion pack. Neighborhood vibes? Think abandoned houses, busted cars, and a grocery store cast straight from The Walking Dead.The house? Musty, tilted like a funhouse, with beds made of sorrow and plywood. Decor covers every inch of wall—probably to distract from the fact the place is falling apart. Definitely a cash grab, not a cozy retreat.Wouldn’t stay again unless I’m filming a survival reality show.