Featured Indianapolis.com Hotels

The Crowne Plaza, housed within America's first Union Station, capitalizes on a nation-wide fascination with big engines. Besides its historic landmark status, the Crowne Plaza is most famous for its 26 authentic Pullman train car sleeping rooms, all named after famous turn-of-the-century personalities (Charlie Chaplin, Jean Harlow and the like). The Grand Hall is a sight in itself, with arches, columns and stained glass artwork. Still an active railroad station, the low rumble of trains isn't a ghostly flashback from railway's past but part of its authentic present.

Holiday Inn Select Indianapolis-Airport is a full service, atrium-style hotel and conference center. All rooms include free high-speed internet access. Four restaurants offer an array of dining choices, from award-winning French cuisine at Chanteclair to casual dining at BenchWarmers Sports Bar. The Holiday Inn Select Indianapolis is located directly across from the Indianapolis International Airport--free 24-hour Airport Shuttle Service is available to all guests.

The Holiday Inn Express Indianapolis South-Airport Hotel offers business and leisire travellers clean, comfortable guest rooms with free high speed and wireless internet access. The hotel is minutes away from the Indianapolis International Airport, the Indiana Convention Center and the RCA Dome, home of the Indianapolis Colts. Guests can also enjoy complimentary membership privileges at the nearby Bally's Fitness Center.

If Indianapolis is the "Circle City," the Radisson Hotel City Center is its bull's eye. Plush but not posh, guestrooms are warmly elegant and the prices are reasonable, especially considering the Radisson is perfect for business--seated in the heart of the financial district--or leisure: close proximity to all Indianapolis attractions, including the Speedway's checkered flags. And from the impressive ninth floor pool, the view of Monument Circle from your floatie is unmatched.

This historic hotel, the English Canterbury of Indianapolis since Civil War days, is truly a lesson in luxury. Two-story penthouse suites have sparkling chandeliers and spiraling staircases, while all "standard" Chippendale guestrooms have four-poster beds and truffle turndowns (you can even hire a butler, just in case). Two blocks from Circle Center's vortex of shopping, dining and entertainment, the Canterbury is still setting standards in Indianapolis.

Located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, across from the historic Union Square, the Omni Severin Hotel, built in 1913, has been completely restored beyond its original grandeur. All of the rooms have a historic elegance and cater to diverse needs, from oversized guestrooms overlooking Union Station to two-bedroom terraced suites done up in marble. Connected by skywalk to the Indiana Convention Center and City Center Mall, the transition from the infamous Omni otherworldliness to the real world is seamless.

The Renaissance Tower Historic Inn (a national landmark) is an all-suite luxury hotel with a prestigious address in the historic St. Joseph District on the north side of downtown Indianapolis. Queen Anne furniture, four poster cherry wood beds, and kitchens that rival the one at home are standard in all suites.

If Purdue University is your reason for coming to Indianapolis, be it corporate, university or community, then why not live out a collegiate life on campus? Aside from world-class meeting facilities, you'll have full access to all university-level sports facilities, including the track-and-field stadium, a jock-ready fitness center and indoor lap pool. Aside from a fridge in every room, the 278 upscale guestrooms and suites aren't at all like the dorms.