If you’re looking for a hotel in Indianapolis near Monument Circle then you are in luck. momondo recommends 12 hotels near Monument Circle and on average, area hotels cost $106/night. This price may vary based on season. Hotels near Monument Circle are typically 35% less expensive than the average hotel in Indianapolis, which is $163.
If you’re planning on staying at any of momondo’s recommended hotels in the area of Indianapolis nearest to Indianapolis Motor Speedway, you should expect to pay around $106/night. This price fluctuates based on time of year. In general, a rate under $106/night is a good deal for momondo users staying near Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Hotels near Indianapolis Motor Speedway are typically 35% less expensive than the average hotel in Indianapolis, which is $163.
The average price for hotels near Caribbean Cove Indoor Water Park is $106 per night. Of those hotels, momondo users recommend the 12 hotels below for those looking to stay in the area. Since Caribbean Cove Indoor Water Park is more popular at some times of year than others, prices may vary depending on when you plan your trip. Hotels near Caribbean Cove Indoor Water Park are typically 35% less expensive than the average hotel in Indianapolis, which is $163.
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$156 - $312
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$149
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Indianapolis is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, on the same day that your stay begins. |
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$94 - $125
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$154 - $177
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With plenty of sunshine, lower humidity levels and average temperature of around 55 – 65 degrees Fahrenheit, fall months of September – October are the best for visiting Indianapolis. The peak tourist season is from June – August when the weather is hot and humid. Average temperatures can go as high as 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Winters are often bitterly cold and also experience occasional snowstorms. Average temperatures from November – March range from 30 – 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Spring is a transition season and the highly varying weather conditions often produce thunderstorms and tornadoes. In May, the Indianapolis 500 races attract large crowds and hotel rates tend to double. Try to book your accommodation a few months in advance if you plan to visit during this time.
Indianapolis Downtown is walkable at any time of the year. A large network of climate-controlled skywalks connects over 4,000 hotels to restaurants, popular attractions, and the Indiana Convention Center & Lucas Oil Stadium. The city has a flat landscape, and an 8-mile long biking and walking path called the Indianapolis Culture Trail that connects all the Cultural Districts of Indy. Make use of Pacers Bike Share, the city’s official bike-share program that gives you access to over 250 bikes across the city. Unlock a bike from any of the stations and enjoy unlimited 30-minute trips for a 24-hour period by paying $8.00 USD. Indy’s public bus system called IndyGo operates several routes throughout the city and suburbs. Single fares are a $1.75 USD and day passes are available for $4.00 USD. Taxis are available in the downtown area and in Broad Ripple Village, but you will need to call ahead. Ride share options such as Uber and Lyft are also available. If you choose to drive around in the city, check out Blue Indy, the all-electric car share program. You can pick up a car at the airport, drive it downtown, and drop it off at another charging station near the convention center or at your hotel. You can also look for attractive deals on car rentals with momondo.
Known for its thriving cultural events, emerging culinary and brewing scene, and legendary hospitality, Indianapolis, popularly called ‘Indy’, is a vibrant and energetic Midwest US city. The sports-obsessed city is home to the prestigious Indianapolis 500 auto-race event, and professional baseball and football teams such as Indiana Pacers and Indianapolis Colts. Downtown Indy has 7 designated neighborhoods known as ‘Cultural Districts’. Before you choose your hotel, select a district that caters to your interests.
Fountain Square
This is a vibrant neighborhood with famous eateries, quirky shops and impressive architecture. With a European village-like ambience, a town square, and central fountain, this area is renowned for its visual, literary and performing artists. Adjacent to The Fountain Square Theatre Building, and just a 2-minute walk from the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art, enjoy the antique-décor and contemporary rooms at the Fountainview Inn.
Mass Avenue
A perfect example of the pedestrian-friendly lifestyle that Downtown Indy is known for, Mass Avenue is spread over 5 blocks filled with farm-to-table restaurants, bars, art galleries and numerous local boutiques. Stay at The Harney House Inn Bed & Breakfast, and enjoy the spacious suites, delicious food, and convenient location in the historic Lockerbie Square. Check out Nestle Inn, a B&B with individually decorated rooms, just a block from the trendy restaurants, jazz clubs, and breweries on Mass Avenue. Murat Theatre in the Old National Center is also just steps away from this inn.
Wholesale District
The epicenter of Downtown Indianapolis, you will find many historic buildings, modern high-rises, and popular tourist attractions here. This area is a lively sports and entertainment hub, and also features large, brightly-lit shops, restaurants and theaters. Check out the unique and modern accommodation offered by Le Méridien Indianapolis that is connected by skyway to Circle Centre Mall and the Indiana Convention Center. Consider the Omni Severin Hotel, a 100-year old luxury hotel that offers the elegant grandeur of the early 1900s with modern amenities and well-appointed guestrooms. The hotel is just a short walk from over 300 shops, restaurants, and cafés, as well as the Lucas Oil Stadium.
Market East
One of the newest districts in Downtown Indy, Market East is where historic landmarks sit side by side with modern, green buildings. The area also features a bustling market, unique gift shops, and restaurants and bars serving local brews. Half a block from Monument Circle and just a 4-minute walk from the City Market Indianapolis, you can stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Indianapolis Downtown located on East Market Street. Enjoy their spacious rooms and suites along with excellent service. You can also look at Home2 Suites by Hilton Indianapolis Downtown, an all-suite hotel located on Pennsylvania Street, steps away from several popular attractions.
Canal and White River State Park
A very picturesque part of the city, the Canal and the 250 – acre White River State Park are home to some of the most inspiring museums, attractions, recreation and cultural attractions in Indy. Check out the big rooms and suites (including some with river views) at the Residence Inn by Marriott Indianapolis Downtown on the Canal hotel. The hotel is located on W New York Street and offers easy access to parks, jogging trails, and paddle boats along Canal Walk. Consider the award-winning JW Marriott Indianapolis Downtown hotel for a luxurious stay just steps from White River State Park.
Indiana Avenue
This neighborhood showcases the city’s rich African-American heritage through several historic attractions, museums and parks. Indiana Avenue is also the hub for the hottest jazz shows in the Midwest. Behind the Indiana State Capitol Building, you have the Courtyard by Marriott Indianapolis at the Capitol hotel that offers stylish rooms, and several modern amenities.
Broad Ripple Village
A 20-minute drive from Downtown Indy, Broad Ripple Village is home to Butler University. This is a student-friendly neighborhood with several cheap eats, affordable bars, music stores, thrift shops, tattoo parlors and recreational trails for hiking and biking. A minute’s walk from the White River, you have Hotel Broad Ripple that offers individually-decorated rooms with balconies overlooking the Monon Trail. On the outskirts of Broad Ripple Village, consider the fully equipped studio apartments at the Blue Heron Bed & Breakfast, set in an eclectic 1940’s Arts and Crafts-style cottage. The hotel boasts a landscaped garden and a dock that extends onto White River. You can relax on the dock and spot woodpeckers, beavers, red fox, deer, and a host of other wildlife and birds near the river.
Catering to millions of visitors each year, Indy’s hospitality industry is quite well organized. You’ll find several cheap hotels including budget motels, self-catered accommodation, and B&B-style inns across all city districts. Nestled in the quiet Broad Ripple neighborhood near local restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues, you can stay in bright, colorful rooms at the Indy Hostel. Check out the sleek rooms at the Sleep Inn & Suites & Conference Center Downtown – Hotel. Close to the Lucas Oil Stadium, consider the posh rooms with exposed-brick details at the Homewood Suites by Hilton Indianapolis-Downtown hotel.
Whether you are a culture buff, art aficionado, nature lover, speed demon, or into sports such as football and baseball, Indianapolis has something for everyone. Renowned for its hospitality and comforting Midwestern cuisine, Indy also attracts a large number of families due to its world-class children’s museum and zoo. Here are some suggestions for a well-rounded Indy itinerary.
On average, people stay in Indianapolis for a total of 2 nights.
$92 per night is the average rate for a room when booking a hotel in Indianapolis. Prices will differ depending on factors such as star rating, time of year and location.
In October prices are at their lowest and represents the most cost effective time to book a hotel room in Indianapolis. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 29%.
Room prices for hotels in Indianapolis will be at their lowest on Saturday and peak on Friday.
Indianapolis hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around $72 for a bed per person. This will be around $21 under the cost of a typical Indianapolis hotel.