A once charming, convenient hometown inn is dirty and smelly. Whether the film on the walls, the…read morestains/burns on the carpet or the smoke/chemical smell permeating the air, we checked out as soon as we walked in the door. Too bad for the friends and family of Tipton residents who just might need a clean place to stay while in town. The owner needs to bring it up to acceptable standards of the mainstream public.

In our very short stay in Indiana we stumbled upon the East Street Inn. The room was clean, smelled…read moreclean as well. The showers were hot, heat & air worked great. The beds were not as comfy as I'd hoped but that's not unusual for us and a hotel. The area was quite even though it's in the middle of town. TV worked great as well. I do not look for us to be in the area again but if we were I'd definitely consider staying there again.

We were here for a Craft Show today. They had quite a few people selling hand made items. From wood…read morepens made from wood from Jerusalem, to Peru Pride items, paper quilled earrings and 3D printed objects. And other items. This is a nice big space with window overlooking the driving range. Plenty of room for tables and a dance floor. Years ago I attended a high school reunion here and I don't remember it looking this nice. That was before it was Milestone Event Center. Stan's Bar and Grille is attached but they weren't open when we were there. Out front they had business flyers advertising services like cakes to photos for events. They are hosting an Alternative Prom soon. Have many all inclusive events.

they just remodeled this place my stay was vary good staff is vary helpful. There working vary hard…read moreto make it a nice place.

For the price $250 a week, it's not bad. The rooms are clean. If you're use to housekeeping…read morecleaning your room and changing your linens, this is not the place for you. You need to supply your own bedding and towels. The Laundromat is in town 5 minutes away. I really enjoyed my stay with them ( 5 weeks). I would definitely return.

Long review but worth the read if you are considering this venue…read more We got married at the Parish House on April 5th, 2025, and while the venue itself is beautiful, the overall experience was unbelievably frustrating. We signed the contract in February 2024, but communication was limited until October 2024. After reaching out, we had a good meeting with Lee and got some things sorted, like the food tasting. The food tasting went well, and they even allowed us to submit our own pork recipe that would be used as a dinner option. There were delays in getting the seating chart and flower arrangements finalized. By delayed, I mean that we did not talk about flowers until about 2 weeks before the wedding and did not receive a seating chart until the week of my wedding after asking multiple times. When I finally got a flower quote two weeks before the wedding, it was completely off from what my wife and I wanted. Despite multiple requests, the flowers she didn't want were ordered, and we ended up handling the flowers ourselves the day before the wedding. Patty was not happy about this and was difficult to communicate with about options. It came down to us doing the flowers or not having flowers, and Patty wanted things her way, not our way. At the rehearsal, everything seemed rushed, and everything we communicated that day was not executed as promised on the wedding day. On the wedding day, the venue doors were locked when my wifes bridal party arrived, and the flower arch we asked to be removed was still up. The ceremony didn't go as planned either. The music for the recessional didn't start when it was supposed to, and it felt awkward kissing then walking down most of the aisle in silence. Patty also threw a fit when it came to accommodations for my mom, insisting on putting her accessible chair on the wrong side of the aisle than what we had requested. Then, an hour before dinner, Patty told my wife the pork recipe had been changed, despite saying earlier at the food tasting and in a messge a week before the wedding they'd follow our exact recipe. She also got upset and yelled at a guest in front of others when they brought in alcohol as a wedding gift, yelling at them that they could lose their liquor license as if my guest would've known that. Patty spoke badly about my wife to her MOH a couple different times both at the rehearsal and during the wedding day saying that she was hard to please when all we asked for was the bare minimum. Such as expecting the correct flowers to be quoted and the arch to be taken down as communicated before the wedding day. While Lee was great and tried to help he was very hard to find, Patty's behavior made the whole experience a lot more stressful than it needed to be. If we had worked with the original planner or Keira (the day of planner), things would've been much smoother. The venue itself is gorgeous, but the lack of communication and unprofessional attitude from Patty make it hard to recommend. I hope that for future couples they spend the money to hire help on their team so that those people feel like a priority for planning and on the biggest day of their lives because we surely did not. If you choose this venue, just be prepared to stay on top of everything and hold them accountable. Expect things to not go the way YOU wanted.

Beautiful small town event center, this is quaint simple old-fashioned atmosphere and high ceiling…read moremain assembly room glowing with huge stained glass, noticed bathrooms were quite small and lacking accomodations. We had my cousin's wedding here which overflowed to near two hundred guests and packed the small dining area. Cannot recommend for larger groups, doubt this is inviting or easy to enjoy with more than a hundred; crazy that I have forty cousins just on my mom's side, the reception dinner was noise bursting all over. I did notice everything was clean and chairs comfortable. Catering matched well and worked with the groom's and family ideas. This is an excellent alternative to the typically expensive Lafayette options, plenty of parking, broad appeal, and accessible location.

Unfortunately, there seems to be a lack of Lenten fish fry's in Central Indiana. Fortunately, St…read more Mary's Catholic Church provides use of their Gruber Hall to host an AYCE fish fry every Friday during Lent. For a modest price, you can get abundant fish, coleslaw, and lemonade/water/tea. Desserts are provided by charitable local women. Their homemade desserts vary in type and quantity each week. Arrive early to get the best selection. You will also want to consider arriving early as the venue gets crowded during peak hours. For anyone living from Lafayette to Indianapolis, consider making the trip to Frankfort for a good fish fry during Lent. The meals are good, affordable, and proceeds support worthy causes.