Great experience! Todd was super easy going and was willing to make the boat ride customizable.read more

Captain Todd knows his stuff and loves to teach. You'll be sailing on the first lesson on…read moreDauntless, a 28-foot vessel. The school is associated with NauticEd.org, a sailing curriculum which offers international certification. Besides the weekly classes and sunset cruises on Geist Reservoir, Todd offers opportunities to sail on the Great Lakes, in the Caribbean and in Europe. You'll have so much fun, you'll forget you're a student.

Wonderful experience! Patient and kind!! Offered rides to my guests which was such a treat!! They…read morewent above and beyond to make my day special!!

These horses are treated terribly. You can see their "stable" from the Back 9 golf course downtown…read more They are held up behind some building on concrete in a super small fenced area. No grass, no hay, no shelter, and facing a bright, loud, golf course. They have absolutely no shelter from the golf course/ heat/ rain or elements. The address is 1311 S Drover St Indpls In. Please check it out yourself. Do not support this company. Under blue and yellow ribbon carriage. These poor horses deserve more.

Had the delight of taking two tours yesterday, 12/9. The city was aglow and busselling with…read moreactivity. Our first short ride was with Mr Clyde, a wonderful tour in the Cinderella carriage. We shared with a delightful woman and her curious two grandchildren. Our second ride was with Mr. Tom, a 45 minute tour through Mass Ave. Such great Indianapolis history was shared. Thank you for a memorable tour of a fine city.

Unprofessional service!!!!!! Witnessed a rude driver yelling and screaming in the street! They even…read moreHIT the other our car with the riding equipment! I Can not support a business like this!!! Drivers hitting a VEHICLE WITH A WHIP??? Completely unprofessional. Whoever she was . She was not anyone to work with. I will never use this service!!!

I recently attended an event at the Wellington. The center is set up so it's easy to organize. The…read morestaff were friendly and very efficient. The food was served beautifully and tasty. The Wellington is a great place for an event!

It took me two full years after our wedding to cool down enough to write this review. I do not…read morewrite negative reviews lightly, especially about small businesses. I only do so when I feel that I have been disrespected on a human level. At first, Cami appeared warm and promising. She emphasized that she was Catholic, just like my wife and me, which felt meaningful given that we were having a Catholic wedding. That sense of shared values helped build trust. That façade ended the moment we signed the venue agreement. From that point on, her demeanor changed completely. Whatever image she claims through religion is not reflected in her actions. She is not the Catholic person she presents herself to be, and in our experience, that claim served only as a veil for behavior that was cruel, dismissive, and deeply unkind. Her behavior was ugly not only toward me, but toward my wife and our wedding planner as well. Throughout the planning process and during the events themselves, her temperament was consistently nasty, hostile, and confrontational. There was a complete absence of empathy or basic human decency, which is especially shocking given the importance and emotional weight of the occasion she was entrusted to support. If you are a person of color or come from a different culture, I strongly urge you to stay away from this establishment. The fair pricing may seem appealing at first, but it is not worth the disrespect that comes with it. The treatment you will receive from the owner will undo months or even years of careful planning, intention, and emotional investment. Our wedding was a two-day event: a cultural ceremony on the first day and a traditional reception on the second. Well in advance, I clearly explained which actions would be considered deeply disrespectful in my culture. Despite explicit conversations and agreements, Cami proceeded to do the opposite. In the middle of our cultural ceremony, she began bringing out trash bags to collect a few used plastic cups, an action that is deeply disrespectful in my culture, entirely unnecessary, and profoundly disruptive. As the groom, I had to leave my seat during the ceremony to confront her. She was unapologetic and dismissed my concerns, stating she needed to "get ready for the next day," even though we still had two full hours remaining in the event we had paid for. Unprovoked, she used vulgar and inappropriate language when speaking to members of my family--people who had traveled thousands of miles to attend our wedding. The second day was no better. The open bar was shut down two hours early, we were served significantly less food than contracted, and the alcohol brands provided were not what we had agreed upon. At the end of the reception, I asked a server if my guests or I had done anything to offend the owner. Her response was simple and chilling: "No, it's not you. That's just who Cami is. I'm sorry." The most lasting memory of my wedding is not the music, the dancing, or the celebration--it is the nastiness of the venue owner. Even now, when my wife brings it up, I try to minimize it, not because it didn't matter, but because I don't want to further tarnish her memory of our wedding. I will never forgive myself for choosing this venue, and I sincerely hope no one else is left with the same regret.

We came here for the Festival of Trees event. I have heard of this venue multiple times and was…read moreglad to be able to see it in person. The main barn is smaller than I thought but it is very pretty inside with plenty of photo opportunities. The outside areas are quite expansive as well. The event was different than I expected but seemed well run.

What an elegant, classy, rustic venue…read more I'm a sucker for red barns (check out Rail Epicurean if you love them too) and this fit the bill with silo, hay bales, gravel drive, and a wooden porch out front. Not to mention large wooden red barn doors to complete the look! But then the inside. Purely enchanting! For a party I attended, they decked the place out in string lights and wrapped them on the banister and I'm pretty sure I walked into a twinkling piece of heaven. Holy moly, this place is simply stunning and elegant with a rustic feel! It very comfortably held 100 people and could probably fit more. I didn't want to leave at the end of the night it was so dreamy. Other notes: -Parking available at adjacent church - short walk for guests, or AWB has golf carts -Elevated stage perfect for entertainment -Bathrooms located right off the main floor -Owners are extremely nice and accommodating - ask them to tell you the story of their biz! -Not sure how wheelchair friendly it is - guests had to walk up some steps to enter, and it's a gravel drive

What a beautiful wedding venue! This was my first time having ever been at this facility and it was…read morebeautiful! The staff was very friendly and helpful and were always easy to find which was nice. The biggest hiccup was arriving about 20ish minutes before the ceremony and there weren't any signs up for the wedding I was attending so that was rough. They did get everything figured out quickly which was nice. For the reception they use their own bartenders and I'm not sure if the bride and groom choose the alcohol but the choices were slim pickings! They thankfully had tequila but there was only blanco (which isn't my fav) so I had to suck it up lol. If you're wanting a one stop shop this venue seemed to cater great for it. The food was ok. It was edible which is a plus and whatever beef they put out was by far the most tender beef I had ever had!!!! It was practically falling apart and was by far the best part of the meal. If you need a venue check it out it's gorgeous and they have a lot of different packages.

I had my wedding at Valle Vista on 8/7/26. I don't usually complain, but for as much as we paid, I…read morehonestly expected better. Dressing Rooms:To start, even though we paid for access to the dressing rooms, it was like pulling teeth just to get them to let us use them. Mind you, our wedding was the only wedding booked that day, so there was no reason they couldn't accommodate us, especially since we had paid for the rooms. We were originally told to arrive at 3:30 p.m. dressed and ready, with no access to the dressing rooms. After multiple emails back and forth, they finally agreed to let my husband use his room for a measly 30 minutes, while I believe I had access to mine for around three hours. Once we got into the dressing rooms, we quickly understood why they didn't want to give us access. There was absolutely no AC and only one working outlet. Their solution was to run multiple extension cords throughout the room. My hair and makeup artists had a hell of a time trying to work around everything. Communication: Communication with clients definitely needs to improve. For example, finding out that our wedding coordinator was leaving only a month or two before our wedding was something that should have been communicated to us directly. I also feel that additional training in communication, professionalism, and politeness would benefit the staff. In particular, the main coordinator who handled our wedding after Karlie left was not someone we had a positive experience with. I found some of our interactions with her to be unnecessarily rude and frustrating. Ushers/Guest Direction:If you have not hired ushers for your wedding, I highly recommend doing so. We were told there would be someone up front to direct guests and that there would be a sign in front of the door directing people to our wedding. Neither of those things happened. It was so bad that I had guests constantly texting both me and my husband while we were getting ready and taking pictures, asking which room our wedding was in because there was no one up front to tell them where to go. Ceremony:This is where I would absolutely recommend that if you have any music playing during your ceremony, have your personally hired DJ handle it. Do not leave this responsibility to Valle Vista. I can almost guarantee you will either have songs go completely unplayed or, even worse, find yourself standing awkwardly at the altar waiting for the exit music to play. We were also told that the ceremony room's airflow could be managed so it wouldn't get too hot. One staff member even told us, "It has fans and AC, so it stays cool." If you are planning a summer wedding, just be warned: that room is going to be hot. Photography:God bless the sweet busboy who spent over 15 minutes sweeping the gondola with the tiniest broom. The area where we were supposed to have our first look was covered in poop. My photographer literally had to edit poop out of multiple photos. I can also guarantee that my large bridal gown with a train had poop on it before I even walked down the aisle. I will say that the second gondola we took pictures at after the ceremony was much better maintained, so I do appreciate that. Reception:Unfortunately, the AC continued to be a HUGE problem during the reception. Multiple guests, including the bride and groom, repeatedly had to ask for the AC to be turned up. It was so hot that I ended up having to change into my more breathable dress, which was originally only supposed to be worn for our first dance. I was incredibly sad that I couldn't wear my wedding dress for the entire evening, especially after spending so much money on it. We literally paid the facility thousands of dollars because we wanted AC for our black-tie wedding. Having the temperature be such a significant issue throughout the day was extremely disappointing. The Positives:I do want to take the time to mention that there are employees who genuinely care about their jobs and will do whatever they can to make your wedding day special. Your chef and kitchen staff were amazing. They were incredibly accommodating to our gluten-free, dairy-free, and allergy-related needs. It meant so much to me that everyone in our family was able to eat and enjoy the food, and you made that possible. For that, I am truly grateful. Overall:I am not writing this review to bash Valle Vista. I am writing it because I want to be honest about our experience and hopefully warn other couples so they can be prepared. At the end of the day, we spent thousands of dollars trusting Valle Vista with a day we can never get back. There were definitely employees who went above and beyond, and we are grateful for those individuals. However, there were also several issues that significantly impacted our wedding day and left us feeling disappointed. I hope Valle Vista takes this feedback seriously and uses it as an opportunity to improve communication, maintenance, staffing, and overall guest experience for future couples.

I went to their grand opening this past Saturday. The rentable rooms are of various sizes from…read moreindividual to conference space. A few rooms have TVs. There is a copying machine, family- size restrooms, and a drink vending machine. The area is 2-story; I like the outdoor area with a fire pit and unique chairs (be careful as some can rock) the best. It is beside Old Navy and Houlihan so it is convenient if you need to step out for a break. For some reason, the traffic was really heavy which made it difficult to reverse from the diagonal parking space.

Really enjoyed the space! Would love to have a membership here to have a space to work outside of…read morehome. We had a team meeting here and we were able to get coffee and water from COhatch

I stopped at Sun King and ordered the chicken quesadilla, which on the menu sounds great:…read morefire-braised chicken, Mexican blend, tomatoes, lime crema, and salsa in a toasted flour tortilla. Unfortunately, what showed up didn't match the description at all. The tortilla was toasted, but the filling was basically cheese and chicken that tasted like it came straight out of a can. The chicken had very little seasoning and none of the "fire-braised" flavor you'd expect. There were no fresh vegetables to speak of--no noticeable tomatoes or Mexican blend--and if there was salsa in there, it was hard to tell. The lime crema had virtually no flavor. On the positive side, the customer service was excellent, and the drinks were solid, which made the experience better overall. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was fine for an airport stop. That said, I wouldn't come here for the food again. If you're just looking for a drink and good service, Sun King works. If you're hungry and expecting the menu to match what's on your plate, you may want to look elsewhere.

Service was ok. The rest was bad. Stale iced tea and a really bad "grown up grilled cheese" that…read morewas toasted white bread with some Brie and a horrible tomato jam. I only ate a few bites. And it was $20 for something really bad even for airport food.