Hotels near 400 W Trailhead

"This hotel was well below average. One of the worst I’ve ever stayed in. Super basic, room was dirty, and did not feel safe. Looked totally run down and sketchy."

"From the moment you arrive and look at the very cool structure that this old Cole bottling plant was and how it’s been transformed to a very cool and beautiful hotel. The entire staff was kind and attentive. The lobby has a pool table that seems to be used quite a lot by guests. There is nice bar next to the lobby that offers great cocktails. We were on the 2nd floor of a 4 floor building with the widest and longest corridors that are beautifully designed with cool discoveries every 10ft. The rooms are really big with huge windows, a seating area, great local snacks, a nice bed with great sheets, and decor that is original and fits the vintage Industrial vibe. It’s the best place to call him when in Indianapolis and it’s an a trendy neighborhood with a food hall across the street that has awesome options, restaurants, coffee shops, and so much more. We loved it and we will be back!"

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"Staff was overworked due to the final four but she seemed kind. The rooms are in sore need of a renovation—peeling paint, terrible water pressure (barely a trickle from the shower if a toilet has been flushed or if neighboring units are using water). Paying over $240 for this room was a lot for what it was."

"Breakfast was good, staff friendly. Facilities were very run down, particularly in the room. Cracked walls, dripping faucets, toilet coming off wall. "

"All was good"

"Great hotel, location, bar, and food."

"The hotel was located in a sketchy area. The road to the hotel was filled with deep potholes and lots of water from the recent rain. I went to check in. The check in area was not very welcoming and smelled like a restaurant kitchen. I was given a room # and key. I confirmed the room number twice. I went to open the door of the room and someone was already in there. I did not open the door all the way, so I did not see the person. They were startled when I opened the door and yelled out "there is someone in here". I went back to the office and told them the room they gave me was occupied. They then gave me another room. We went to the room and the key would not work. The light stayed red when tapped. It did not turn green to open the door. I went back to the office again and told them the key did not work. The office worker came with me to open the door. This time the key worked. We got into the room and it was not very warm or inviting. We went to get our luggage out of the car and a man who was standing at the traffic light intersection begging for money walked by us counting his $$. There were other questionable individuals present. At this point we had an awful gut feeling and decided should not stay here. We did not feel safe. We decided to return the key and find another hotel in a better area. "

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