Independent-accommodaties in Speedway

'Very cool! My favorite hotel in Indy '

'The hospitality was amazing. '

'Hotel Broad Ripple has never disappointed me. I look forward to going there every year. This was my first time in the cottage and my only disappointment is the little hallway between the units. Each time the other units closes their door it's disturbing when you're trying to sleep. Other than that, this place is a beautiful place to stay if you're visiting Indianapolis!'

'Such a cool old property. Things I really liked: the old architecture, it was clean very clean, nice and quiet after the bowling alley closed at 7pm, friendly staff, good restaurants, interesting area, great price. Things that were, eh: the bed was a bit soft for my taste (others may love it), the windows were block glass so not able to see outside...thats about it. I would definitely stay there again, its such a unique place!!!'

'Mede door de beheerder van deze b&b is ons verblijf hier heel goed bevallen. Wij zaten in de tuinkamer, in de basement, waardoor we direct toegang hadden tot de tuin. De beheerder was heel gastvrij en gezellig, als je wilde was hij altijd wel in voor een praatje en anders hield hij zich op de achtergrond. Ontbijt was uitgebreid en goed verzorgd. Als wij weer naar Indianapolis terug gaan komen wij hier zeker weer terug.'

'Very professional and helpful '

'great location. plenty of dining and entertainment options within walking distance'

'The room was clean and freshly painted. It was a great color. Attention to detail would have made it a little nicer, but overall, it was a fine room. '

'Place wasn’t set up conveniently as we didn’t have towels until the 2nd day and the parking pass wasn’t returned from previous guest so we had to walk a block away with all of our stuff. The place itself was lovely and I was very pleased with the location and everything.'

'Really liked our room itself a lot. Didn't like the fact that the key cards for ours and many other rooms didn't work at all. The manager had to open our door with his master every time we returned to the room.'