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!

Nice locally owned option right in the heart of Broad Ripple. It's literally off the Monon so you…read moretruly can't beat the location! Very quiet given the location; they have cottage option (unfortunately not the kind from Heated Rivalry!) and standard rooms in their Peace Tower. Free parking, friendly staff and a bar in the main lobby along with coffee in the morning. By car I mean they have options and serve, it's not a big bar like the traditional sense. We visited for a wedding and it was a fun place for people to gather after festivities. Room was good, quirky, but good. There was a huge dip in the bed that we couldn't escape. Room service game over one day but not the other. Shower was huge but the shower head was spaced oddly so the water only hit 1/4 of it. Nothing horrible, just quirky. If I was visiting BR again, I would stay here again. I would just good for a better room and bed.

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!

This is a fantastic B&B! Only here for one night, I wish we had booked two. It's a great property…read morewell located and immaculately landscaped. The main house and the guest house are very comfortable, appointed with nice furniture & accessories. Hospitality from the owners is exceptional. Great breakfast too!

Unfortunately, we were only able to spend one night at the prairie house - as a girls 1/2 weekend!…read more The room was perfect for us for one night. If we had stayed longer- it may have been a bit crammed. Beds were not super comfortable but worked! Walls are very thin- as expected in a bed and breakfast. Breakfast in the morning was wonderful and they were beyond accommodating to our nutritional needs! So thankful for that. They do have a cat in the main house. As someone that is deathly allergic to cats- I wasn't able to go into the main eating area. Luckily, the weather was great! And we were able to sit on our patio where they served us breakfast!

Bottleworks district and the garage food hall was our destination for date night tonight. They have…read moremany different restaurants and eateries to choose from. We always liked the Brazilian food and weren't disappointed with beef skewers and a beef pie the looks like an empanada ... beef pastel patty. The Greek venue has some delicious baklava which was big enough to share. Unfortunately, the original draw was Cuban coffee and cuban sandwiches but alas they didn't make it. There are a few spots that need to be filled as of late spring'26 but it's nice to see everyone having fun and enjoying good food on a weekend night.

The parking was supposed to be free for 1st hour Monday to Friday 8 to 3…read more I arrived at 2:40pm and left at 3:15 pm. When I was leaving and being charged $7 I pushed the call for help button several times and waited in between each time. No answer of course. And the customer service # that is on the pay unit was scratched off... very conveniently. So they just make you pay no matter what no questions can be asked or answered. No way to call, your just forced to pay so you can get out.

Booked an 8 night stay here 18 months in advance for US Olympic Trials in Summer of 2024. Was told…read moreI could cancel but when I did, owner refused to refund my $2577.88 deposit. He also refused to let me rebook - stating that he would "consider" allowing me to rebook for a partial credit but that the prices might be higher. He immediately removed the listing from AirBnb stating he was undergoing technical issues. This property is also listed for sale on Zillow and with an agent so beware of booking! If it sells, you won't have a rental. Terrible customer service. Horrible owner. Do not trust!

This historic home rests in an ideal downtown location. A great setup for an adult weekend, but…read morealso fun for a family get away!

What's not to like at Conner Prairie? There's history, animals, walking trails along the White…read moreRiver and a tethered hot air balloon. After I retired in 2023, I decided to work here in the Education Department part-time (2-3 days a week.) I specialize in several exhibits. I've seen the evolution since 1998 when I came here with my son. Now, we visit with my teenage grandson! There's a foam pit to jump in, a 4-story treehouse with a 30-foot suspension bridge to explore, and SO much more. The website has all the info. You may love it so much you join them too. There's also a very successful Youth Volunteer program ages 10+.

We took the grandkids to Conner Prairie for the day and had a blast. We learned about prairie life,…read morefood and the White River. We had fun playing in the treehouse, Wellspring and more. There is so much to see and do at Conner Prairie. We arrived early for the 10:00 am opening. We started outside exploring the Lenape Camp, the William Conner House and Prairietown. We watched goats being milked and learned about beading. Not only were the kids captivated, but I was as well. The staff is wonderfully friendly, knowledgeable, engaging and helpful. We took a break for lunch before heading to the Treetop Outpost. The Treehouse is an area for kids to play and explore. The kids played for about 30 minutes while I rested on a bench. In the afternoon, when it was getting hot outside, we returned to enjoy the museum. The Food exhibit is interesting. We found a couple of hands-on exhibits which were fun and educational. The upstairs food immersion experience was a bit confusing. Upstairs, we enjoyed learning about the creation of the White River. The kids loved the Wellspring center where they could kick back and play in the foam pit. They spent an hour exploring the little nooks and seeing all the artifacts embedded in the walls. They played in the Spark Lab for a bit and appreciated a chance to sit and play. I haven't been to Conner Prairie in many years and I was impressed with all the new things to see and learn about. The kids were disappointed that the balloon was closed for maintenance. A balloon ride would have been the icing on the cake. That said, we still had a five star day and a great bonding experience. We spent a total of 5 hours and didn't see everything, but we were pooped. Pro tip: wear bug spray, sunglasses, sunscreen and comfy walking shoes. Bring bottled water. We brought a lunch, but you can buy sandwiches and drinks at reasonable prices at any of the three on-site cafes. Restrooms are far between, so plan your breaks when nearby. The trails are gravel and some of the prairie homes are not fully accessible. Designated stroller parking is available. I'm looking forward to going back in the fall to explore the trails and see the trees changing color.

It's in the renovation process and new management; came a long way from what it used to beread more

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!