3 Stars Hotels in Indiana, United States

From all the reviews on TA, didnt expect much. Was afraid of a dirty/smoky room but was the complete opposite... Stayed on a comp over Memorial Day weekend Sat-Tues (my feedback would be the same if the room was paid). Opted for mobile check in which was convenient and was able to obtain my room around 2PM. Albeit I didnt have to stand at a check in line, I still had to stand in line for my key which is counter-productive. Would be nice if there was a single kiosk for online check ins. The crowd there is mostly people 50+ who want to stand in line...I dont. I want my key quickly so I can jet. Lady checking me in was very nice...BS'd with her a few minutes since no one was in line behind me. Assigned a room on the 4th floor. View of the parking lot---didnt care since the elevator up/down to the room was quick. The hallway though smelled bad---I would have preferred cigarettes but this was OLD MAN BODY ODOR-----was terrible. It even stuck with me til we got into our room---I was like, is that me all of a sudden? Did I sweat and auto-smell? Why does it smell like a musty old man in the hallway? The stink lingered for two days and then by Monday it was gone. Anyways, the room was clean and tidy. Didnt inspect every corner of the room but the general appearance was that it was clean. Enjoyed the spacious bathroom and shower mostly. TV needs to be upgraded from a 32 inch to at least 40 inch considering they have the space for it. Small fridge worked fine. Didnt use the coffee maker. Bed comfy, pillows, not so much. Had a hard time sleeping night 1 but built a pillow fort and was able to get some descent sleep the following nights. For it being a holiday weekend, didnt really hear or see anyone on the floor. Was very quiet. Water pressure in the shower was A+. Everything seemed to work just fine. Again, this rating is just for the room/check in experience. Not the ****** or restaurants.

It's perfect for a one-night stay before leaving. The room was spacious and nice. There's not much to see around here. It's just a business hotel.

Breakfast is self-help, American breakfast, don't say it, can eat enough without problems. Parking is charged, $5 a night, next to a Pakistani Romance, and other Chinese food, good

It is located in Lafayette City, less than 2 kilometers from Purdue University, with few people around and a bit deserted. Although it is in Lafayette City, it is not comparable to Hexi Purdue University, and Ctrip has booked no breakfast.

Breakfast is generally American style, suitable for bringing children. It is located in the center of Indiana University Bloomington. The environment is beautiful and the air quality is good. The hotel has a history of 110 years. The scenery is beautiful and picturesque.

We had a great wekend stay at the Residence Inn. We had a 2 bedroom suite right by the breakfast room and it was amazingly quiet. We are light sleepers and did not hear noise at night or early a.m. The parking is $30 for each night, but that seemed to be standard for downtown.. You are able to keep your car there the day you checkout. The breakfast could have had more choices but there were cereals,oatmeal, fruit and yogurt if you didn't like the hot items. The staff were so friendly especially the evening employees. sometimes they could have used 2 people at the desk but the women there Friday & Saturday were efficient. Our room and kitchen were all very ckean. We didn't have them clean after the 1st night since we had plenty if towels. Lack of recycling bins was the only negative.. The canal view was pretty, too bad it was a cold March weekend.

Room temperature to me is 72, it was 68 in my room, far too cold for this Floridian’s liking. I wanted ice. No ice on the main floor, the attendant said there is ice on every floor. Fine, I went to my floor, no ice. I went down one floor, no ice, down another floor, no ice, finally on the 4th try, I got ice. $40 for parking is steep but in downtown Indy with a car full of stuff, I had no choice. It worked out well, no issues. God is good. Breakfast is good, hot and fast. Could have used a better muffin selection, bran was the only choice. The valet parking was great. Evan Coffman was nice. The “green” whatever it was provided in the shower for shampoo burned my scalp. I had to get out and rewash with the stuff on the bath counter. Horrible.

Nice hotel! Centrally located and safe! There is even a shared bike! Also close to the Indiana Pacers home team ground, and to Lucas Stadium! The only disadvantage is that parking is too expensive ... most of the big cities in the US

From all the reviews on TA, didnt expect much. Was afraid of a dirty/smoky room but was the complete opposite... Stayed on a comp over Memorial Day weekend Sat-Tues (my feedback would be the same if the room was paid). Opted for mobile check in which was convenient and was able to obtain my room around 2PM. Albeit I didnt have to stand at a check in line, I still had to stand in line for my key which is counter-productive. Would be nice if there was a single kiosk for online check ins. The crowd there is mostly people 50+ who want to stand in line...I dont. I want my key quickly so I can jet. Lady checking me in was very nice...BS'd with her a few minutes since no one was in line behind me. Assigned a room on the 4th floor. View of the parking lot---didnt care since the elevator up/down to the room was quick. The hallway though smelled bad---I would have preferred cigarettes but this was OLD MAN BODY ODOR-----was terrible. It even stuck with me til we got into our room---I was like, is that me all of a sudden? Did I sweat and auto-smell? Why does it smell like a musty old man in the hallway? The stink lingered for two days and then by Monday it was gone. Anyways, the room was clean and tidy. Didnt inspect every corner of the room but the general appearance was that it was clean. Enjoyed the spacious bathroom and shower mostly. TV needs to be upgraded from a 32 inch to at least 40 inch considering they have the space for it. Small fridge worked fine. Didnt use the coffee maker. Bed comfy, pillows, not so much. Had a hard time sleeping night 1 but built a pillow fort and was able to get some descent sleep the following nights. For it being a holiday weekend, didnt really hear or see anyone on the floor. Was very quiet. Water pressure in the shower was A+. Everything seemed to work just fine. Again, this rating is just for the room/check in experience. Not the ****** or restaurants.

We stayed here for a night over 4th of July weekend. I will admit that I was pleasantly surprised! The hotel itself is clean and linens and furniture seem to be in really nice shape. The bathroom was spotless and even the windowsills were clean. The carpet in the room was in need of replacement but it was clean, just worn. My only spots of discomfort were the hallway and elevator. Both were really stuffy. It didn't seem like the air was working in the 3rd-floor hallway at all. Additionally, I noticed a sour smell around the ice machine, but we didn't use it so I can't confirm what the source of the smell was. The pool appeared well-kept and clean, although I would have preferred the door to the pool maintenance room to be kept closed. (It sits right next to the elevator.) Breakfast was standard fare, but good--eggs, sausage, waffles, and several grab-and-go options. They did run out of several things, but they were actively restocking them, so no complaints there! The hotel is about 10 miles from Washington Park Beach but very close to both fast food and sit-down restaurants. Front desk staff was friendly and helpful. One last thing I will touch on is that while we were there, we witness someone coming in and insisting on being let into a room that was not in her name and she didn't have a key. There was no evidence that she was connected with the person that rented the room, and the front desk attendant was firm about keeping her out of the room. Instead of escalating the situation, she called the authorities and had her removed. I would feel safe here, with the decisions that staff make when it comes to security, and also, I would feel reasonably comfortable leaving belongings in the room when gone. Adding in that we got a really good last-minute deal through one of the travel websites, this was a great spot for a great price!

From all the reviews on TA, didnt expect much. Was afraid of a dirty/smoky room but was the complete opposite... Stayed on a comp over Memorial Day weekend Sat-Tues (my feedback would be the same if the room was paid). Opted for mobile check in which was convenient and was able to obtain my room around 2PM. Albeit I didnt have to stand at a check in line, I still had to stand in line for my key which is counter-productive. Would be nice if there was a single kiosk for online check ins. The crowd there is mostly people 50+ who want to stand in line...I dont. I want my key quickly so I can jet. Lady checking me in was very nice...BS'd with her a few minutes since no one was in line behind me. Assigned a room on the 4th floor. View of the parking lot---didnt care since the elevator up/down to the room was quick. The hallway though smelled bad---I would have preferred cigarettes but this was OLD MAN BODY ODOR-----was terrible. It even stuck with me til we got into our room---I was like, is that me all of a sudden? Did I sweat and auto-smell? Why does it smell like a musty old man in the hallway? The stink lingered for two days and then by Monday it was gone. Anyways, the room was clean and tidy. Didnt inspect every corner of the room but the general appearance was that it was clean. Enjoyed the spacious bathroom and shower mostly. TV needs to be upgraded from a 32 inch to at least 40 inch considering they have the space for it. Small fridge worked fine. Didnt use the coffee maker. Bed comfy, pillows, not so much. Had a hard time sleeping night 1 but built a pillow fort and was able to get some descent sleep the following nights. For it being a holiday weekend, didnt really hear or see anyone on the floor. Was very quiet. Water pressure in the shower was A+. Everything seemed to work just fine. Again, this rating is just for the room/check in experience. Not the ****** or restaurants.

It's perfect for a one-night stay before leaving. The room was spacious and nice. There's not much to see around here. It's just a business hotel.

We had a great wekend stay at the Residence Inn. We had a 2 bedroom suite right by the breakfast room and it was amazingly quiet. We are light sleepers and did not hear noise at night or early a.m. The parking is $30 for each night, but that seemed to be standard for downtown.. You are able to keep your car there the day you checkout. The breakfast could have had more choices but there were cereals,oatmeal, fruit and yogurt if you didn't like the hot items. The staff were so friendly especially the evening employees. sometimes they could have used 2 people at the desk but the women there Friday & Saturday were efficient. Our room and kitchen were all very ckean. We didn't have them clean after the 1st night since we had plenty if towels. Lack of recycling bins was the only negative.. The canal view was pretty, too bad it was a cold March weekend.

Room temperature to me is 72, it was 68 in my room, far too cold for this Floridian’s liking. I wanted ice. No ice on the main floor, the attendant said there is ice on every floor. Fine, I went to my floor, no ice. I went down one floor, no ice, down another floor, no ice, finally on the 4th try, I got ice. $40 for parking is steep but in downtown Indy with a car full of stuff, I had no choice. It worked out well, no issues. God is good. Breakfast is good, hot and fast. Could have used a better muffin selection, bran was the only choice. The valet parking was great. Evan Coffman was nice. The “green” whatever it was provided in the shower for shampoo burned my scalp. I had to get out and rewash with the stuff on the bath counter. Horrible.

Nice hotel! Centrally located and safe! There is even a shared bike! Also close to the Indiana Pacers home team ground, and to Lucas Stadium! The only disadvantage is that parking is too expensive ... most of the big cities in the US

We stayed at the SpringHill Suites for GenCon. The room was modern with some nice touches like a sliding translucent room divider to given someone sleeping on the couch some privacy from the main bed. A separate shower and toilet room so more then one person could get ready in the morning. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was tasty and filling. Sadly like many stops on this trip, no black tea at breakfast, just a selection of herbal teas and coffee. Location is close to the downtown core and you can get to the Convention center though the JW without going outside.

The hotel is very clean and big.

The rates were a little higher than expected and the rooms a bit dated but overall was a pleasant stay. The staff is very minimal. The breakfast area has some hot options and coffee but is only manned by one individual, whom I want to note did an amazing job on her own. Its a little further walk from some downtown locations but overall a good option.

I have never stayed at a Courtyard Marriott that was so filthy in my entire life. We are Marriott rewards members, but since we booked through a third party, I think we got the shaft (hotels don't like that). We were visiting for a family reunion, and upon check-in found out the Starbucks coffee was unavailable because the breakfast area was closed down for COVID. Now, I understand Corona problems, but nowhere on their website did they mention this, however there was a Starbucks 1 mile up the street open??? After visiting with family, we came back to the hotel about 10:30pm. Exhausted I pulled back the sheets to find a stain that looked like blood or jelly. Either way, I did not want to sleep there. (see pics). Therefore, in my nightgown and leggings, I shlepped down to the front desk and asked for another room. We were given a room on the first floor (note: there is smoking in this hotel, so it travels up). After moving all of our belongings, about 11:15 pm, we checked the beds. A ok. However, the bathtub was filthy (see pics). Also, do not plan on house-service...again, was not mentioned on the website. Never, ever, ever, ever, ever again. Keep driving up the highway about a mile for a nicer Marriott.

The hotel is nice. It reminds me of the hotels my parents would take us kids when young : big, spacious lobby, the smell of a pool, indoor balconies where you can look out on the interior. All was nice and luxurious, though maybe a bit older. We were going to the airport early so really there wasn't much time to hangout. My partner found it a bit cold as our ac unit didn't produce heat reliably.