We were in town for a wedding and the wedding party chose this hotel for central base. While our…read morebed was initially comfortable we noticed a giant dip in the middle. Slept oddly while we were there and any time I scooted to the edge of the bed, the natural curvature of the dip would roll me back to the center. Some nights were better than others. I figured we were just there temporarily so we didn't want to bother moving to another room. The shower head could probably use a bit extra water pressure but that can also be subjective too. Overall, our unit was cozy and quiet. The elevator itself was super quick each time we returned to the hotel so that's a plus. On the flip side, whoever ran the bar both nights deserves a raise. They hustled like crazy last Friday and Saturday night while we got to know some new friends. I never got names but it was certainly a solid experience. Great pours of wine, excellent drinks and beers were frosty! We chatted with some of the in-laws and they said the AirBnb units were amazing so next time we may gravitate towards that if those units are available! Super solid experience with some minor hiccups. I would still recommend the stay. The hotel itself is a hop, skip and a jump from the Monon trail and a quick jaunt to Java House. Everything is super close!

I came in with modest expectations when I visited last month for a weekend. The reality was so much…read morebetter. This is the best a bed and breakfast and a fine hotel. Even though the price point is modest, this is no cheap motel. It is on the short list of destination locations for me now. The fact that it happens to be in one of the most fun neighborhoods in the country makes it that much better. The staff was terrific and friendly and very helpful in pointing out places in the neighborhood. Mornings on the deck facing the front yard were exquisite. And despite being in one of the most popular neighborhoods in the Midwest, it was quiet at night. And let me again say I was there on a weekend. It is a safe bet I will be back. This was one of the top 10 lodging experiences of my long life.

We stayed here overnight with our 8 year old son. He loved it! The hosts are very hospitable and…read morealso allow you your space at the same time. They are total Indiana historians and a well traveled friendly couple. The courtyard is perfect for people watching reading a book on the swing or dining. The also have a rooftop. The condo offers a private entry and your own space. My son wants to go back to spend the night to celebrate summer! Oh don't forget the homemade chocolate chip cookies!

From the owner: Your bed and breakfast experience is like that of the original owners in 1890!read more

First bed and breakfast. Gary was an excellent host and the perfect amount of helpful but not…read moreintrusive. Would recommend to everyone.

A unique historic home conveniently located in downtown Indy, with an owner as gracious, welcoming…read more& interesting. Skip the hotel room u can secure anywhere and have an adventure. A stay at the Old Northside B&B will b memorable.

Weekend stay at the Alexander in downtown Indianapolis. We came into town for a special weekend and…read moreto see the Garth Brooks show on Saturday night. Check-in was a breeze, although a little delayed. We used our voucher to sit in the bar and have an amazing cocktail. The wait wasn't very long before the front desk came to find us and give us our room keys. We had an upper-level room with big windows that overlooked downtown. The room had high ceilings, a walk-in shower, beautiful amenities, and was very clean and very comfortable. We didn't spend a lot of time in the room, but there was nothing in our visit that stood out as something we were missing or that would have made us more comfortable. The bedding, the pillows, everything was great. Easy walk to the Gainbridge Field House. Plenty of restaurants and shopping nearby. Excellent place to stay. Check out was super easy. Just walk out and drop your cards in the box off elevators. We walked out to our car and drove away. My only concern is that the emailed folio with the total for the weekend was about $40 less than what was actually charged to my card. The charge to my card is only a hold, so when that payment settles, it should be the stated amount in the confirmation email.

This hotel is located downtown near Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Although there is construction in the…read morearea. It was easy to locate, nicely situated on a corner with easy valet services. The hotel is lovely with a courteous staff. Tue lobby was clean and inviting. The guest service area is neat and expansive and there is art located all around the floor. There is an onsite restaurant with table and bar service. They have a connecting walkway that leads to other restaurants in the area as well. The room was clean and provided excellent views of the area. I'd stay again.

Cute charm, but a bit ramshackle. No ac in the room and it was 85 at night. The first host said…read moreshe'd look into getting us a fan and never did, but Emily was great and took care of us. It's a nice looking place from afar but has its challenges. Nails sticking out of the stairs. No safe in room. The aforementioned temperature. But a cute neighborhood if you're willing to overlook some creature comforts.

This review is for their lack of compassion and inability to understand a situation that made it…read moreimpossible for me to stay at their Inn. I missed the last connecting flight to Indianapolis and had to fly the day after. As a result I was not able to make it to the Inn for the night I had booked. Per their policy they don't refund bookings canceled within the last seven days from the stay date. I asked them to kindly make an exception given that I had to cancel for reasons that were totally beyond my control. They said No. It is their policy no to refund, but it is their choice to be nice and kind. They choose no to. It goes without saying that I won't stay here in my future trips to Indianapolis. Nor do I recommend them for the antiquated policies and lack of compassion.

I'm already searching for an excuse to come back to Indianapolis so I can visit this beautiful…read morehouse again! My friend and I were in Indianapolis for a mutual friend's wedding, and we decided to stay at this bed and breakfast because it wasn't much more expensive than the hotel rooms we were looking at (where we would have to share a bed), and the reviews were phenomenal. We were both completely delighted with the place, and within minutes of being welcomed into the house by Debra were ready to move in permanently! I can't say much for the other rooms as we did not see them and I am of the understanding that they are all different, but we stayed in the Garden Room and it was fantastic. There are two rooms, a living area (with a sofa bed) and the bedroom, which has an incredible spa bath with jets... a.k.a. my personal paradise. Also included in the bath area are battery operated candles for ambiance and bath salts. I definitely took advantage of the bath salts. If you are staying in the Garden Room, definitely allot some time in your schedule to take a wonderful, relaxing bath. The room was great, but the experience itself was also unique and lovely. Each day you fill out a breakfast card for the next morning, indicating what time you would like to eat breakfast and any dietary preferences members of your party might have. The next morning, if you have turned in your card, you will be served a freshly cooked breakfast according to your preferences, alongside the other items (cereal, oatmeal, fruit, etc) which are still available to you if you neglected to turn in your breakfast card. There is also a little Keurig bar stocked with K cups available for you to brew. On the second floor is a sun room with comfortable chairs you are welcome to use to hang out in if you wish. In the same room is a shelf full of DVDs available for you to borrow and watch in your room. There is also a chest with snacks available to take such as Cheez-Its, Chex Mix, and Teddy Grahams. Soda cans are also available to take back to your room. On our last evening at the Harney House, we had a movie night in the room with some of these snacks. There was also a popcorn packet available in the room, on top of the microwave and mini fridge. As I discussed with Debra, the owner, bed and breakfasts really aren't for everyone... It's a different experience entirely from staying at a hotel and, in my opinion, it's just better. But if you want your basic, sterile hotel experience, this is not it. Debra and her family run an amazing business here, and I cannot recommend it highly enough.

My future husband and I stayed at The Harney House Inn at the beginning of June. We absolutely…read moreloved the experience. We went away for the weekend for our dating anniversary of six years, and during that time we got engaged! Hooray! Anyway, we stayed in the Garden Room. It was amazing! The bed was super comfy. The spa tub was great. We watched a movie or two from their selection and snacked on some of the soda and treats that were provided in the common area. The area is great in general with lots to do, and it's just a short walk away from Massachusetts Avenue, a great street with a bunch of little shops and restaurants. The only thing that was even remotely out of perfection was the size of the shower. It was a pretty cramped, but if anything, it will be a funny memory of fumbling around like a doofus. Not a complaint, just an observation. :) Also, the towels made up for it! They were super plushy and soft. Breakfast was great, too! Sausage, eggs, some kind of apple coffe cake thing (I could have eaten the entire loaf), fruit, yogurt, a Keurig with a large variety of coffees and teas, cereal, toast, etc. All-in-all we had a wonderful time and will definitely be back! Thank

Our wedding at Clayshire Castle was beautiful, but the experience with Douglas left us very…read moreuncomfortable. We rented the castle for our wedding weekend, including overnight accommodations for our family, and while we appreciated the unique setting, he repeatedly crossed boundaries during our stay. Throughout our wedding night, Douglas frequently entered or attempted to enter our rented spaces uninvited, including coming down to our side of the castle and asking us to turn off lights to save electricity. While I can understand wanting to conserve energy, several guests returned to their rooms after leaving lights on and found them off, which was unsettling and felt like someone had been in the room. We paid a significant amount for the venue, and it's hard to imagine that the cost of electricity would come close to what we paid for the event. The situation made us and our guests feel like our privacy wasn't being fully respected during what should have been a private and personal celebration. During the rehearsal and throughout the weekend, Douglas made several comments that felt unnecessary and intrusive. During the rehearsal, he told my husband and I to "act like you like each other" because he felt we weren't standing close enough at the altar, though there were much more appropriate ways to make that suggestion. He also repeatedly remarked on my hair being down, referencing medieval customs. The frequency of these comments over the rehearsal, wedding night, and breakfast the next morning made the interactions uncomfortable. Our parents and other guests also noticed how he spoke differently to the younger adults in our group, often in a condescending tone. During the reception, Douglas and Josephine helped clear plates as guests finished eating, which we appreciated. However, a few guests witnessed Douglas taking a plate of food and a cookie from our catering as he returned to his side of the castle. We weren't upset about it, but it did feel odd since it hadn't been discussed beforehand. The venue itself is stunning, but couples considering booking should be aware that the owners remain very present and involved throughout the event. Sometimes in ways that make it difficult to fully relax and enjoy your celebration.

Great experience! Beautiful castle! My husband can't stop talking about it and we are returning for…read morethe medieval faire

My husband and I spent 4 nights there. We usually stay at hotels, however the inn popped up when I…read morelooked for a place close to Douglas Park. We decided to be adventurous and stay there. Our stay was delightful and the staff members were very accommodating and friendly. Daily continental breakfast was awesome and the best part each morning, was, meeting and conversing with different people. Shared information and learning is always great. Special shout out to Pam and Yvonne for going above and beyond to ensure that we were ok. A special mention/ thanks to Dewayne, even though he is no longer an innkeeper there. We also liked the ability to get a bus to the transit center and to different areas. If there is a need for accommodation again, we won't hesitate to return to the Stone Soup Inn.

We ended up starting our vacation a day early and got to our destination in Indy that eve. Checked…read moreyelp and found this little gem at 7:30 pm. Called and told David we needed a place to sleep and he went right to work getting our room ready. If u are ever in Indy stay here, such a better experience than a hotel, breakfast was a continental but we sat at an actual dining room table with china, glassware and utensils. No paper plates there. And we talked with 4 people who were visiting the area. It was wonderful. David is a great host, and the stay was a 10 +

Looking for the ultimate in luxury and comfort? Look no more! The Corner at Broadway is a…read morebeautifully decorated historic 7 bedroom home with a touch of nostalgia plus luxurious furnishings throughout, from the bathroom hardware to the towels, bedroom linens and electronics. Superior to other home rentals, the spacious kitchen is furnished with all the cookware, tableware and accessories you need in top quality condition. For the ultimate in relaxation, take advantage of the fabulous catering service for a reasonable additional charge. A long hot soak in one of the many clawfoot tubs quickly takes you away from any stress. Be sure to bring your bath salts! Excellent sound proofing ensures you are able to quickly drift off to a quiet night's sleep. My 5 girlfriends and I stayed here the first weekend in April and enjoyed ourselves immensely. Melissa & Anne were delightful to work with in planning our stay and made sure all our needs were addressed. If needed, there is a small grocery (Village Pantry) and unique restaurant (Vino Villa) within a 5 minute walk. Many of my friends and I are looking to book another memorable stay at the Corner on Broadway!

I am back for my annual work conference. The hotel is as comfortable as ever. The lobby bar is…read morenicely renovated with comfortable booths and chair - and I slept so well in their beds. The check in attendants are lovely. Warm greetings, fast check in, questions answered. I appreciate several are available to handle the crowd. Large showers in the room, small fridge and coffee machine. Plenty of closet space. Bathrooms are well stocked with towels and rags, plus shampoo, conditioner and body wash on the shower. Conference room space is perfect for large and small groups. Meals are efficient and there's never a lack of coffee or drinks. The only negative were the elevators. I'm unsure all were working and it led to lines after full day meetings. It was worse this year than others. JW is a more expensive hotel option. Parking is underneath hotel and we paid $56 per night. (Oof!) Many restaurants are a quick walk or Uber.

We recently stayed at the JW Marriott Indianapolis and had a really great experience. Getting into…read moredowntown was a little stressful because of all the construction and the amount of traffic, and it took us a while to actually get into the hotel's parking area. We had originally planned to self-park to save some money, but with the traffic and everything going on, we ended up valet parking. I believe it was around $75-$80 for the night, so definitely something to keep in mind when budgeting for your stay. Once we actually got to the hotel, everything was easy. Unloading was quick, and the hotel itself was beautiful. There was a fancy restaurant, a bar, and another more casual restaurant with bar food, so there were plenty of options without even having to leave the hotel. The décor was gorgeous, and the whole place had a really upscale feel. It was an especially busy weekend in Indianapolis. There was a wedding at the hotel, a football game, a baseball game, and a concert, so downtown was packed! Despite how busy everything was, the hotel still felt clean and well-managed. The location is fantastic if you're going to an event downtown. You can easily walk across to the baseball stadium, and we walked about 20 minutes to the Fieldhouse for the Garth Brooks concert. It was so nice being able to walk instead of dealing with parking and traffic, and there were plenty of restaurants along the way. Our favorite part of the stay was probably our corner room. We had windows upon windows, giving us incredible views of the city. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. The bed was SO comfortable, and the shower was great. I also really appreciated having a refrigerator in the room. My friend is a Titanium-level Marriott member, so we also received some extra perks. They came in to turn down our beds and left a little chocolate on the pillow, which was such a fun touch. We were also able to visit the lounge for drinks and snacks. Personally, the candy bar was my favorite before the concert! We even had breakfast there the next morning, which was a great way to start the day. The only thing that was a little inconvenient was the elevator situation. We were staying in what I believe was the lower-rise portion of the hotel on the 9th floor. To get to the high-rise section, we had to take the elevator down to the 4th floor, walk over to another set of elevators, and then take those up to the 31st floor. It wasn't a huge deal, but it was definitely a little confusing and inconvenient at times. Overall, though, we really enjoyed our stay. The hotel was extremely clean, the location was perfect for exploring downtown and attending events, our room was spacious with an amazing view, and we slept incredibly well. I would definitely recommend the JW Marriott Indianapolis and would happily stay here again!