This is a privately on campground in Indianapolis staff seems to be family of the owners are very…read moreunprofessional and spoiled brats I would give them three stars because they do work hard to keep the place clean but as I said before they are completely unprofessional some of the signs they put on the doors of the laundry room and things like that are things you would hear out of a teenage child's mouth. They lie about having full coverage on internet and their entire park the internet is sparse at best you'll need a mobile hotspot to get connected. Another good note is their prices are fair and reasonable their services are available as they say except for the internet just the unprofessionalism is astounding to me. This is what happens when you let a rich little girl that never work a day in our life run an operation like this. However despite all my criticism and my dislike for the management I would say that this is a decent safe quiet place to stay for your family just the unprofessionalism is unacceptable to me. The issues really started to arise the second day we were here and her helper co owner I don't know came and beat on the camper door because my truck tire was an inch into the mud next to the gravel and blame me for having to repair 4 inches of mud where the grass was gone which was clearly done way before we got here. Then we complained about the lack of Internet and it all went downhill from there instead of addressing these problems they chose to chastise us and treat us as lower than them which is not the case. Overall it seems like if you don't mind kissing their ass you'll be just fine here. We were here for 4 months. But I will say again it was not a bad place to stay I think it was just a misunderstanding between intelligent people and spoiled people. Good luck with your journey. The photo included shows how Petty this entire thing was and I didn't do it it was there when we got here. They beat on the door of the camper and scared the crap out of my wife while I was sleeping after work. The man whoever he is yelled at my wife about how he had to fix this and tag my truck whatever that's supposed to mean.

I took off a star cause we came in on a Saturday around 1 and there was nobody there. We waited at…read morethe gate not knowing that there was no one to open it. After a while, I put the truck in the park, walked to the office, and see there's a checkin box. Grabbed our info and started walking back to the truck and see 5 other people waiting to get in (people who live there). Never been to a park that doesn't have someone working on a Saturday or a sign saying chekin info is at office. Other than that the place was very nice. The spot we got was long and wide. The laundry room was big and everything was working. The bathrooms were nice and clean but it was funny they had a sign about not providing paper towels cause someone was putting them in the toilet. Overall nice place.

This place is insane. It's so nice. They repurposed a 100-year-old building that was once the…read morelargest Coke bottling company in the country into a gorgeous hotel. I don't know how to describe how cool the design of the hotel is. It's in a great location by some terrific restaurants. The staff is wonderful. The only downside is that it's expensive. Valet parking is $48/night, but there's a paid lot across the street for $18/night and another paid lot behind the hotel for $30/night. For locals thinking about a staycation, this is a great place to stay!

I really enjoyed my stay at Bottleworks Hotel. The location is fantastic - there are plenty of…read morerestaurants, bars, and shops within walking distance, making it easy to explore the area without needing a car. One of the highlights is its unique design. I loved how the hotel embraces the history of the building as a former Coca-Cola bottling facility. The preserved architectural details, industrial touches, and thoughtful design elements give the hotel a distinctive character that sets it apart. The only downside was the road noise. While the hotel itself was beautiful and comfortable, traffic noise from outside made it challenging to get a good night's sleep at times. Overall, Bottleworks is a unique and memorable hotel in a great location. Despite the noise issue, I would recommend!

The Ashley Motel is a great place to stay for cheap if you are looking for one on a budget! The…read morerooms are clean and a perfect size, the owner is super friendly and sweet ! Will definitely be staying again if we ever come back to Indiana !! :)

I saw a lot of poor reviews on other sites. If you pull up to this place and expect the JW…read moreMarriott, then you need to take off the rose colored glasses. Yes the place looks run down, but if you need some long term lodgings for cheap, this place fits the bill. The staff was really good and took care of everything I needed. The room I had did not have a functional kitchenette, I don't know if that's the case for every room. Room floors are concrete, hot water is scarce. But it's a bed, a roof over your head, a working bathroom... all the things you probably need if you're looking this far down the list for an extended stay place. I was going through a divorce and needed someplace to call home for a few weeks, it wasn't the best room I've ever stayed in but it sure was easy on my budget.

Stayed here for 3 nights for a Conference. Great location to allow you to walk to restaurants,…read morepharmacies, and some history. We used the hotel Valet to park the car so I cannot comment on parking. The young man working the door answered questions with charm and personality - fantastic! The room was a King room, with a large TV, spacious bathroom, and good water pressure in the shower. The only real negative - I could not get the room cool enough to sleep under the covers. I had to sleep on top because it was too warm. The thermostat setting lied, so I am guessing the hotel has some kind of temperature cap/fix at 73ish? If wasn't atrociously hot, but it wasn't cool enough for sleeping. The conversation rooms upstairs was spacious and clean. The lobby and registration desk were beautiful with amiable staff. The elevators are on the smaller side.

Got in at 12:30am on a Friday night (due to delayed flights) with my teenage son; didn't want to…read morepay for Valet parking so asked about public park options. I was told to go around the corner to the public parking garage and take the elevator down to ground level and walk back... to be honest downtown is super sketchy on a Friday night after midnight. Lots of homeless people on the streets and party mode from ... locals? When the elevator opened, we were horrified to see a mostly undressed, homeless man laying on the ground outside the elevator, and then had to exit through a super dark and deserted alley. Bottom line I do not feel like this was a safe option for a traveling mom and teenage son. I communicated to the front desk and hopefully to Management that they should offer the public parking garage rate of $45 instead of the valet rate of $90 for the safety of their guests after 11 PM. The lobby is gorgeous at this hotel, unfortunately the rooms do not even come close. As a Hilton diamond member we were given a very small room with two double beds that was clearly updated last around the year 2000. It had a great view of the alley that we had just exited through. And as others have mentioned, the room credit for food was laughable... The only two options were to order room service, which I did within the $50 limit I was allotted and yet with all the add-ons my bill came to over $74. Or I could have used it in the coffee shop that had no real breakfast options. Bottom line, with the issues that I experienced this hotel was definitely not worth the nightly rate. Unfortunately, I would not recommend.

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.

This park is the definition of "just OK." It's a park, in that there's a playground, some picnic…read morebenches under a covered patio, open space, etc. But this is definitely not a destination park. If you're down the street and need a place for your children to play, then yes, Clermont Lions Club Park is a place to stop and stretch your legs. The playground has vintage playground equipment -- the metal kind that you and I grew up playing on. (Or at least I did. How old are you? You seem very young. Maybe you can't relate.) There's a geodesic dome, slides, a jungle gym and swings. There is grass all around the playground, and it's not really kept up and mowed, so the grass is ankle-height and itchy. There is no shade at all around the playground. Mostly, I think Clermont Lions Park is used as a voting location. There's a building on site. The park aspect of it is an afterthought. I did see a couple of people parked and just chillin' (or enjoying their lunch -- I couldn't tell). Overall, I just visited to see what was up with this park, and I left as soon as I could.

Great campsite close to home, will definitely come back. Camp host, who is a volunteer, was…read moreextremely helpful.

This building is incredibly cool! Besides the stylish hotel room, the bar, the breathtaking rooftop…read moreview, and the fun duck pin bowling, all of these amenities are conveniently located under one roof. It's an excellent choice for a weekend getaway. Will definitely be back!

I'm not sure why there are poor reviews for this place. Our stay was ALMOST perfect. Our only…read morecomplaint (similar to others) is the AC. They had AC units in the room but they 1) didn't hardly make a peep (I need white noise to sleep lol) and 2) they didn't blow air hard enough. This made it difficult to sleep that night since it was quite warm in the room. If they could change out these AC units, this hotel would be 100% perfect. I loved the decor of our room, the vibe of the inn, the Italian restaurant downstairs, and the rooftop bar. Definitely a hidden gem!

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!