Hotels in Indianapolis

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Hotels in Indianapolis - Staying at the "Crossroads of America"

Experience the “Crossroads of America” from the best hotels in Indianapolis. With a population of 785,000, Indianapolis is the 12th largest city in the United States. Also known as the “Racing Capital of the World,” Indianapolis is home to the Indy 500 and Allstate 400, attracting race fans from around the globe. The city enjoys favorable weather with temperatures peaking around the mid-80s in July and reaching lows of about 34 degrees in January.

Hotels in Indianapolis - How to find the perfect hotel for you

Indianapolis hotels run the gamut from motel chains to locally-owned boutique accommodations. Hotels in Indianapolis’ downtown area often fall into luxury and business categories. There are, however, a number of mid-range and budget hotels in Indianapolis located in the city center as well. This is particularly helpful for large families in need of easy access to the city’s major attractions.

Staying at a mid-range or budget Indianapolis hotel doesn’t have to mean staying at another soulless chain. There are several locally-owned and operated hotels in Indianapolis with affordable rates. Inexpensive Indianapolis hotels such as The Serendipity House provide intimate accommodations with personal service. This particular B&B was built in 1885 and is owned by a massage therapist and her husband.

For travelers in need of more elite amenities, there are equally as many locally-owned luxury hotels in Indianapolis. Intimate and personal, many of these Indianapolis hotels have fewer than ten rooms and serve gourmet, vegetarian-friendly food. The Canterbury Hotel is a particular gem. Built in 1858, it is one of the oldest of all the hotels in Indianapolis. Of course, not all people prefer such intimate accommodations, but, for that, the wide selection of luxury hotels in Indianapolis also includes more large-scale options such as the Hyatt Regency.

Hotels in Indianapolis - What to see once you're there

Indianapolis offers a host of unique outdoor and indoor attractions. The Scottish Rite Cathedral is the world’s largest Scottish Rite cathedral and houses a mammoth pipe organ and a floating dance floor. A walk in the nearly century-old Sunken Gardens in Garfield Park is a stunning, and free, afternoon activity. And visitors to Indianapolis need not go to a museum to see art. Galleries in the arts community of Zionsville, like the renowned Noel Studio, are open to any and all visitors.

The Indiana state capital is a diamond in the rough. With remarkable personal service and historical longevity, Indianapolis hotels promise a unique and memorable experience.

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