"The same owner who lives in the house took care of me and my husband. We stayed in the bedroom upstairs, it's spacious and it has the bathroom inside. The house is cozy, classy, beautiful dining table decorated. Everything is old school with good taste and clean. The breakfast was delicious and the cordial service provided."
The Lincoln Short North Bed, Breakfast, & Boutique Accommodations
4
8
50 E Lincoln St, Columbus
+1 614-299-5050
"The 50 Lincoln Short North Inn owner, Tracy, was kind and courteous. She was very accommodating and helped us change our reservation to the night before, even though we had booked through Expedia. The room we stayed in was clean and comfortable. Breakfast (egg casserole with light cheese; fresh fruits and yogurt) was delicious, and the coffee was excellent! It was such a pleasant surprise to find a cute little boutique inn in a big city like Columbus. My husband and I would definitely stay at Tracy's inn again if we're ever in town."
Prescott Master House
70 E Prescott St, Columbus
+1 614-763-5477
Bexley Bed & Breakfast
4.5
13
519 S Drexel Ave, Bexley
+1 614-935-1863
"Such a wonderful place to stay! Lovely accommodations in a gorgeous part of town. Well-appointed kitchen with plenty of self-serve snacks, DIY espresso and tea, microwave, and 2 small refrigerators where you can store leftovers. The rooms are light and bright and the bathroom I had was modern and humongous! The staff are so friendly and welcoming - Seth (the Assistant Manager) is attentive and so kind. If I ever come out this way again I'm definitely staying at the Bexley B&B!"
What is the need to drill holes for, out of curiosity? I have a bed cover on over winter and I've never had water pool up in the bed. If an excessive amount does get in the bed, it should roll out when you start driving.
The leash wanted to stay with the bed and the cap wanted to stay with the truck. And you ought to have a place prepared to put the bed once it's off the truck, because it will want to rest on the bottom edges of the bodywork. But what you really want is something to put it on that's taller than the mud flaps so they don't get bent.
My new Tacoma has the factory spray on bedliner, first time I've had a spray on bed coating. In the past I've always had rubber bed mats and I like having that softer surface in the bed. Is there anything wrong with using the rubber bed mat even if the bed has the protective coating?
2018 Tacoma: Length 60.5" or 73.7" Depth 19.1" Inside Bed Width: At Tailgate 53.4" At C-Channel 56.7" Between Wheel wells 41.5" The floor of the bed is the same. The tailgate panel is the same but the caps are different. The main differences are on the 3rd gen there is no front rail and all the sides are about 1" taller.
2022 SR5 4 dr V6, not lifted but not a young man anymore and getting into the bed is not like it used to be. I see bed steps are available but curious in real world light duty use what are the pros and cons of such an add-on? Specific recommendations welcomed. This is but one example from Amazon Greatwhitewing, Jan 27, 2025 #1 Jan 27, 2025 at 9 ...
My Google-fu game is weak and I can't find detailed dimensions for the short bed. If someone could pull these measurements for me I'd really appreciate...
