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Explore 20 hotels in Indianapolis, IN. Roomza scores every room so you can skip the guesswork and book with confidence.
Ironworks Hotel Indy
Guests love the industrial-chic rooms and excellent staff service. The on-site restaurants serve good food but charge high prices. One guest complained the TV was slow, and early morning cleaning noise disrupted sleep for another.
Sybaris Indianapolis
Rooms are spacious with comfortable beds and luxurious amenities like heated pools, jacuzzis, and mood lighting. Cleanliness varies by room and suite, with some guests reporting grime on hot tubs and showerheads. The location sits in a run-down area off a busy road, but the private setting creates a quiet, romantic atmosphere perfect for couples' getaways.
Drury Plaza Hotel Indianapolis Carmel
Rooms are spacious and clean with good views from upper floors. Staff is friendly and helpful. The main draws are free breakfast, free evening food and drinks at the Kickback, and a pool, which guests loved for families.
JW Marriott Indianapolis
Staff here genuinely stand out with exceptional service from bartenders to lounge attendants. Corner suites offer great views and luxury bathrooms. Parking signage confuses guests and elevator access splits awkwardly by floor level.
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Indianapolis Downtown
Staff here go way out of their way to help you. Rooms are spacious and clean with good breakfast included. One guest got locked out late at night when the main door froze, which was unsafe and frustrating.
Hilton Indianapolis Hotel & Suites
Rooms are spacious and spotless with comfortable beds. The rooftop pool overlooking the city and included breakfast stand out. Staff consistently goes above and beyond with friendly, attentive service.
Le Méridien Indianapolis
Staff here go above and beyond and guests rave about their service. Beds are comfortable and rooms are spacious, but some have minor issues like broken fridges, temperamental climate control, or noise from nearby elevators. The on-site bar and restaurant are solid.
Courtyard by Marriott Indianapolis Downtown
Rooms are clean and modern with comfortable beds. The staff, especially Heather and Nate, go above and beyond to help guests. The on-site bistro serves excellent food including gluten-free options, making it worth eating at the hotel rather than leaving downtown.
Hyatt Regency Indianapolis
Rooms have comfortable beds but suffer from broken heating, poor water temperature control, and small bathrooms lacking grab bars. Elevators frequently break down. The downtown location offers walkable access to restaurants and attractions, though the hotel struggles with understaffing during events.
Hampton Inn Indianapolis Downtown Across from Circle Centre
Great location for Gainbridge events and downtown access. Staff is friendly and helpful. Rooms vary widely: some are spacious with excellent AC and beds, but lighting is poor in many rooms and some have maintenance issues like water stains and missing bathroom soap.
Crowne Plaza Indianapolis-Dwtn-Union Stn by IHG
Unique historic train station hotel with character, but expect small dark rooms, tiny bathrooms split into two spaces, train noise at night, and cramped shower. Staff is helpful and the downtown location near restaurants and stadiums saves the experience.
Embassy Suites by Hilton Indianapolis Downtown
Rooms are spacious and clean with good views, but thin walls let you hear neighbors at night. Staff excels at service and breakfast, though front desk moves slowly and odd smells hit different areas of the hotel. Downtown location makes up for minor complaints.
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Indianapolis Downtown
Staff excels and location near the convention center works great, but rooms run small with inconsistent upkeep. Expect dated conditions like rust stains and worn hallway walls, plus valet parking takes forever and costs extra on top of already high nightly rates.
Hyatt Place Indianapolis / Downtown
Rooms are clean and comfortable with good beds, though cleanliness varies wildly by stay. Front desk staff range from unhelpful to accommodating, but breakfast and maintenance staff consistently impress. Downtown location works great for events, and the included breakfast buffet satisfies most guests.
Indianapolis Marriott East
The hotel is renovating unevenly: some rooms have new bathrooms and look nice, but others feel dated and worn. Staff are consistently friendly and helpful. Expect navigation problems, broken A/C, parking fees, mediocre breakfast, and construction mess in common areas.
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Indianapolis Airport South, IN
Beds are extremely comfortable and rooms stay clean. Staff members go out of their way to help guests. Breakfast is hot and decent, though the parking lot needs better upkeep and some minor maintenance issues exist in rooms.
Sleep Inn & Suites And Conference Center Downtown
Rooms are spacious and beds are comfortable, but expect roaches, mildew smell, broken fixtures, and hard-to-work doors. Thin walls let you hear neighbors loudly. The neighborhood has safety concerns with suspicious activity in the parking lot.
Sheraton Indianapolis City Centre Hotel
Rooms are dingy, dated, and uncomfortable with cheap linens, thin walls, and dusty vents. The location downtown is convenient, but the hotel charges aggressive smoking fees and lacks basic amenities like lobby coffee. Only book if you get a heavy discount.
The Westin Indianapolis
Beds are comfortable and rooms are spacious and clean, but food costs way too much for poor quality and service suffers when the hotel isn't busy. Location near the convention center is excellent.
Hilton Garden Inn Indianapolis Downtown
Rooms are clean and comfortable with good beds and pillows. Location downtown is excellent and walkable. Staff quality varies widely, some are helpful while others are rude, and housekeeping sometimes ignores do-not-disturb signs. Valet parking costs $40 per night.