This is a nice parking garage that puts you in walking distance to quite a few restaurants and…read morevenues in downtown Bloomington. It has been open since august 2021 and has been deemed an environmentally certified structure. It is the replacement for the older parking garage that was found to be structurally unsound and was demolished in 2018. This new garage has the capacity to park over 500 vehicles and has charging stations for your electric vehicles as well as parking for compact and standard size automobiles. It has covered bicycle parking and also houses commercial and retail spaces along with public restrooms and city parking management offices. It is very well lit at night. As you go in to park you will take a ticket and I recommend taking that ticket with you when you head out on the town. There are elevators to get to all the levels or you can take the stairs. At the bottom of the garage there is a pay station. You can pay with cash or card Pay before heading back up to your car so your ticket is ready to scan to open the gates for you to leave as you reach the exit. There is some beautiful artwork on the outside of the garage and it really sets off the building. Parking here is pretty easy on the wallet. It was .50 cents per hour when I was there. I would certainly recommend parking here vs trying to do a parking meter depending on the length of time and where you are heading to in the city.

Great reasonable parking in downtown Bloomington. It only cost .50 per hour AFTER your first three…read morefree hours. It beats the parking meters any day. After the work day is over, the garage is free. A sky bridge connects the garage to Fountain Square mall for those afraid of the outdoors. Also, there is an awesome pay machine that talks to you as you walk by reminding you to pay before you exit the garage. Ingenious. I love this parking garage and will never park anywhere else while in downtown Bloomington. The biggest plus is it close to my favorite establishment in Bloomington, the Chocolate Moose! If you park here, you must make a trip there before leaving for the day. If you stall long enough, the pay machine will probably be covered with a trash bag and you can escape free of charge. Be sure to check it out, you will not be disappointed.

Service was great, coffee freshly stocked, restrooms extremely clean, roller grill seemed about as…read morenice as a roller grill can be. spoke with the man cleaning the restrooms and he was super kind. Only qualm about this location is one certain employee whose name tag I believe said "Kayla: Assistant Manager" who I overheard being very passive-aggressive and rude to the nice lady running the register, I hope that the manager above her at this location is made aware of this behavior. Besides that, this was a great & extremely tidy place for a quick restroom & snack stop.

this is one of those touch-and-go loves it's a newer facility less than over just two years but…read moreonce again it's one of those classic cases where it comes to employees what you can find what you got to take.. the Hardee's is known to be a bunch of slackers a lot of times you will get lousy service in there it's happened before the food halfway decent.. they did hire some better maintenance so two out of the three shifts you'll usually find some clean crappers.. the parking lot grounds are getting better to and they're slowly starting to stock more on the fuel Island for washer fluid and changing the buckets more. I only come here for the convenience of a scale near where I load at to make sure it's illegal before I get too far down the road.. other than that I don't really make any special trip just to come here at all cuz there isn't that much for me at this one... but about three and a half Stars I tend to keep it down and not round up just because sometimes it's not the greatest when I leave shopping experience

Carlisle Indiana is located in Haddon Township, Sullivan County Indiana…read more Carlisle has a population of around 450 people and Sullivan County has the best fishing in the State and maybe even the Country. The Dugger unit of the Greene- Sullivan State Forrest has 10 major lakes and over 5,000 acres of land. Information for the Greene- Sullivan State Forrest can be located here Indiana DNR. Carlisle is a wonderful place to call home with being just minutes from excellent fishing and hunting you can also visit the Red Bird State Recreation Area or the Maumee Riding area for ATV's. While living in Carlisle you can enjoy fresh Farm to Table fruit and vegetables, we have many fruit and vegetable stands in the area where produce in grown right here or in the adjoining county, fresh Watermelon, cantelope, sweet corn and all the other vegetables are grown locally and not trucked in. This area is a major supplier of Melons and sweet corn to the entire food chain. While we would all like to play all the time there are many good long term jobs available, agriculture, manufacturing and the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility are just some of the jobs available. Just think how nice it would be for you to get off work and only have to travel 5 minutes to relax at a nearby lake where your fishing pole could soak as long you want.

When was the last time you were like, "I'm in downtown Urbana, where can I park?" I can tell you…read moreexactly the last time it was for me, it was when the parking deck was closed. This parking garage has it all. What are you looking for? A place to park? It's got it. A place to stand and wait for the bus, because you don't have a car? It's got that too! Do you want a dry place to have a cigarette while you are enjoying the dining experiences that downtown Urbana has got? Guess what, this place has (literally) got you covered! Located conveniently behind the back doors of some fine restaurants (Sitara, Crane Alley) this is some of the most expedient parking you will ever come across. I'd assume most of the day it is used by people at the court house, people who aren't regulars at the court house. At least for the paid spots. There are plenty (probably too many) rental spots during the day, but after 6, it's basically a free for all. And it's literally a free for all, since after 6 and on weekends, you don't have to pay. Not that it's paying that much, because it's only 25 cents for the first 2 hours and 50 cents an hour after that. So, the most you'd pay is if you showed up at opening and left at 5:59. Stick around for another 5 minutes and it's a day of free parking! Thanks URBANA! They have recently installed a bike fixing station, so if you have something on your bike that needs repair, you can be your own pit crew in the garage! Heck, if you are just looking for a place to work out during lunch, you can run up and down the stairs for a while (there are 2 stories!!!) It used to be the home of the Urbana Beer and Chili Cookoff, which later became the Urbana Beer and Food Truck... thingy. It was a place to get out of the rain when Urbana Blues Brews and BBQ still was in Urbana. (Odd, Urbana Blues Brews and BBQ is in Champaign, as is the Bloomington Gold Corvette Show) I think my favorite part of the garage is when you go to leave, coming from the east side, and you have to make sure you drive up on the right, so you don't go into another person who really wants to use this awesome parking deck! Apparently, it's currently undergoing construction to maintain the integrity of the structure. So, this pretty girl is getting all done up for you!

Unfortunately came on a Sunday when everything was closed but this is such a cute little square!…read moreThere's a fountain, lots of shops, and plenty of parking! Great place to walk around and spend some time outside. They have a gym, intimate apparel store, toy store, homewares store etc. Plus a steakhouse and sushi restaurant! There were even more dining options too. They have rental bikes if you want to cruise around! Wish I came when things were open, but if you're looking for a place to do some shopping or even just window shop, it's a great place to get some steps in and enjoy the atmosphere.

Carmel City Center is ideally located pretty much smack dab in the middle of Carmel with direct…read moreaccess from the Monon Greenway. Within one complex, you've got the Center for the Performing Arts, Carmel Farmer's Market, Christkindlmarkt (during the holidays), Hotel Carmichael, and a number of other retail options, restaurants, and entertainment options. It's all, quite literally, within walking distance (well, unless you're like me and don't have feet. But, you know what I mean). Because this is a central area, a good number of the Carmel festivals will happen around here. You've also got live music and theater (including Civic Theater also housed within this complex). Accessibility is pretty strong since so much of this area is new. I've had my quibbles with accessibility involving the Center for the Performing Arts, though in talking to current Mayor Sue Finkam there's a definite effort to go beyond ADA and to truly become more accessible. Free parking is abundant in this area and the arts district is about 1/2 mile north. Dining options include Aroma Experience, Divvy, The Old Spaghetti Factory, The Cake Bake Shop, Eggshell Bistro, Lone Pine, Graeter's Ice Cream, and others within walking distance. Retail options include Kits & Kaboodle (a great toy shop), 317Home, A.D.A. Vintage, Addendum, Baseline Social, and a host of others. I will note that most of these shops lean toward the more premium experience. There's definitely no Dollar General to be found here. There's definitely a lot to offer here and it's nearly always crowded. I also like that the website will tell you which stores are closed on bad weather days. As accessibility continues to improve, I may very well move this up to a 5-star experience. For now, it's a definite 4-star experience and it's definitely a place I can easily spend the day once I arrive and also enjoy some time on the Monon.

Been a member since 2023. Got my truck keyed over a 2 night stay and have had 0 help. No cameras in…read morethe parking lot, no closure on them even attempting to find out who parked behind me, I've contacted the GM multiple times over email and left a VM and no call has been returned. Not expecting money from them just wanted them to atleast try to help in a way outside of just sending a form and a rejection letter. TL DR no cameras, no accountability for vehicle vandalism, don't recommend

I had used this service multiple times and I can't brag on them enough. I try to always have an…read moreonline reservation, but even when I don't still has been super easy. You park your car, they provide you a ride to the airport. Drop off and pickup are right outside the car rentals and so easy. I've never waited more than 10 minutes to be picked up. Normally it is far less than that! The drivers are usually pretty chatty and help with luggage on and off the shuttle. Overall it is super easy and very affordable.

Highly recommend taking a trip out to the small unique town. There's plenty very large things check…read moreout like a giant mail box or a rocking chair. Some solid restaurants are available as well but they do seem to close early. People are friendly and more than willing to take a photo of you standing in front of a giant taco.

this is a crooked town with a crooked police force. They extort money from the citizens and pull…read moreover tourist extort more money to generate revenue for themselves

As a tourist visiting for a weekend: having lived in Silver Lake (LA, CA) for a few years and…read morehaving walked around a bit and dined in this area (Fountain Square), I think it's safe to say that this is the or at least one of the hipster areas in the Circle City. The area feels artsy and very pedestrian/bike friendly. The restaurants look nice, but not overly expensive or unapproachable. It's funny because when I visit new cities, I tend to gravitate towards the restaurants in these type of areas. On this trip, I ate at both Milktooth and Bluebeard - both wonderful places to eat. I also had drinks at Four Finger Distillery and Inferno Room. It's located really close to the main downtown Indianapolis area. I actually parked in the area between here and the downtown area when I went to the Colts game on the Sunday I was here.

It has changed from an artsy community to a more heavily food focused area. Not that I am…read morecomplaining. I thoroughly enjoy all sorts of foods. I take my foodie group to this area to dine out a lot. And you can take a nice walk around the area and admire the murals of this area. There are so many, gorgeous and from such talented artists. I often take a stroll before or after dinner to see the murals or peruse through the little shops. One of the big plus points had always been the free parking. Unfortunately it seems to be changing as I have ended up in a couple of paylots lately. I am not amused. So do yourself a favor and double check your parking spot to see if you need to pay.