Full Hotel name is under Hampton Inn Indianapolis Downtown IUPUI. There are a couple in the year and two downtown. This is one of the best Hampton Inn's I have ever stayed at. Great stay and friendly service. Beds were comfy, had hot water. All the Hampton Inn amenities and traditional Hampton Inn Breakfast (but the share with Homewood Suites). The self parking situation makes me nervous, especially since i left and came back late. I lucked out finding a spot at the very end. I would have most likely had to switch to valet both are pricy but the self-parking is limited and no real close by options I could find. Hilton Honors members get member rates for both the Homewood and Hampton. I chose Hampton for the better price and bonus points are higher. I was not disappointed and would say pleasantly surprised. Rooms were great. Hotel was clean and loved it had the historic church incorporated into the hotel, as well as a great location. I even walked down to Kroger to pick up some snacks. For service, rooms, atmosphere, and overall quality I have to go with 5 starts here and would love to stay here again. read more

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It used to be a church, so history attached which is always interesting. I didn't realize it was a Homewood and Hampton. We stayed in Hampton section and room looked over to IU Indianapolis University which was nice to see since that's why we were here but it did come with noise. We were on 5th floor and the sirens definitely made an impression as they past by. It didn't negatively impact our stay but probably would choose a room away from busy roads. The hallways for Hampton were much colder than Homewood hallways but our room was nice and comfortable. I got to enjoy the pool which was really nice. And all the staff have been great. Raleigh checked us in and she was awesome. read more

Great location for nearby IUPUI and downtown attractions. Not super close to Lucas Oil Stadium but still walking distance. Only a few blocks to the state Capitol, convention center and soldiers and sailors monument. Definitely better to stay here in the warmer weather than winter to enjoy the canal walk and more outside activities. Breakfast was surprisingly good and not too crowded considering the size of the hotel. Typical Hampton Inn otherwise except we had a wet spot on the floor after showering. Not that big of a deal as we noticed it only before checking out. Rooms were clean, bedding good but the pillows were terrible. We'd stay here again based on value and location, but there are some nicer and more convenient hotels nearby. read more

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This was an interesting hotel. I was in town for a convention, and my boss and I booked our hotel in February, for a May convention, and most of the convention blocks were sold out, except for this hotel. It's about a 15-minute walk from the convention center, although it was very rainy this week so I mostly Ubered. Pros: -comfortable room, although I will say the bed was a little harder than I prefer. -mini fridge, but unfortunately no microwave. -Nice traditional bathroom, with a shower. Nice shower products mounted onto the wall. (The last hotel I stayed at had the getting ready area outside of the toilet area, which I do not prefer, because it felt like a lot less space in the toilet area) -fast and friendly check-in. -free breakfast, which I forgot about. Generally if you're staying at the Hampton Inn it's on the second floor and the Homewood Suites (see below) is in the lobby, this week everything was in the lobby. -This used to be an old church and they kept some of the old structures, it was pretty cool. -The drop off and pick up area for Uber or other people is right in front and it's a small little area which was easy to navigate. -lots of charging areas in the room. Cons: -AC was making kind of a loud noise, I moved something on it and then it was fine. -the big con of my room was that it was pretty dark - there is no overhead lighting, there are two bed lights so to speak and there's one lamp at the desk. The room would have benefited from some overhead lighting. -It's technically a "co-located hotel," meaning Hampton Inn and Homewood Suites (both Hilton hotels) are in one building. The Hilton app allowed me to choose my room and I chose one that was close to the elevator but not too far either; however, you have to walk through the Homewood Suites section to get to it, which made it a farther walk. -my room view was... Some sort of roof, LOL. Someone had even left a ladder there. (See pic) Overall I had a pleasant stay here, though, and I would stay here again. I think my rate was about $275 per night which is high for it, the reason why it was so high was presumably because of the conference. read more

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Located on the northeast corner of N West St and W Vermont St. in downtown Indianapolis, across the street from the IUPUI campus. This is one of the most beautiful hotels around! It's built within/attached to a historic church incorporating new, modern construction with existing pieces. You'll need to stop in yourself to see the wonderfully preserved stained glass. If your driving in, you'll want to park in the parking garage, which is located off W Vermont St., just be prepared to drop $35 a night. This is where the hotel's main entrance is located. The Hampton Inn and the Homewood Suites are both in the same location, which is very unique, so you can map to either hotel. A portion of the building is the Hampton Inn rooms and another portion is the Homewood Suites rooms. The Hampton Inn and Homewood Suite both check-in in the front of the building. Both hotel brands share the building, including the breakfast downstairs. There's a breakfast section upstairs that I'm guessing will eventually open for breakfast as well. The hotel has snacks available for purchase as well as soda, beer, liquor, and wine. I do have to say, I did appreciate the nice selection of local beer they had available. Oh ya, they have a manager's special on Wednesday nights I think, were they serve some draft beer too. The hotel's located within walking distance to downtown Indianapolis, probably about a 10-15 minute walk at a comfortable pace. It's also about a 20-30 minute walk to Lucas Oil Stadium. The canal is right next to the hotel, and it's a great place to walk and relax. There's also a Starbucks located on the outside corner of the parking garage. The room was very clean and the staff was very kind and attentive. I'd definitely stay here again in the future. Thank you for making my stay, feel like I was at home. read more

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Stayed here to attend my graduation at IUPUI. I think this is a fabulous location for a hotel in Indy. Right off of the canal and across the street from the IUPUI campus, if you're here for University business, there's truly nothing better. The rooms were nice, breakfast in the morning very good, and did I mention the location is great? Starbucks at the corner, tourist spots and museums within a short walk, and a well equipped gym and heated pool. Parking here is the biggest downfall, over $30 a day. We used Lyfts instead and never waited more than 3 minutes to be picked up, or paid more than $8 to go virtually anywhere downtown. One other downside is that this hotel is on the same block as a fire station. It wasn't unusual to hear ambulances and firetrucks. The parking garage is also underneath the Hampton side of the building, so try to stay in a high floor to help pad the sound of the cars parking. I wouldn't recommend doing the digital self check-in through the app for this reason so you can talk to the front desk and try to secure a room that is more quiet based on location - they would know best. read more

Hampton Inn - Outside - Hotels Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

You know how staying at Hampton Inn is: it's going to go one of two ways without a lot of in beteeen. This property is a standout. Rooms are well-kept, common areas are clean, breakfast is plentiful, staff is helpful and professional. Great downtown location on the canal with access to running/walking trails. You will find the usual budget hotel scrimping on daily housekeeping (it's every other day) and not enough towels to last two people two days. The trash cans aren't big enough for two days of trash. Fridge in the room. The only thing I didn't like was the barn door on the bathroom. I can't wait for the barn door moment to pass. They can lead to awkward privacy fails unless you're traveling alone. Bathroom lighting and shower design are good. read more

Above average stay for the week with pretty much every aspect of the new hotel hitting on all cylinders. Absolutely room for improvements that I will touch on. However, they have only been open just over a month. The property is unique in a few ways. First it's a combination of two properties Hampton Inn and Homewood Suites. The cool factor is that it's built from a late 1800's church. It was one of the first African American house of worship in Indianapolis. They built new structures on the back and side and added a parking garage. Original stain glass and light fixtures remain. There is also retail space that's being finished off for tenants. Finally for the other unique item is location off the Indianapolis Canal Walk. I will start with the biggest highlight which was surprisingly the valet service. Its $37 a day and they earn it. My car was pulled out after texting them quickly and the staff was always friendly. Considering the high volume of cars with NCAA basketball and swimming I was impressed. Close second on highlight was the front desk. Check-in and out was smooth. Wake up calls handled correctly and other request such as an early morning request to coordinate valet to have my car pulled out at 5 AM. The property is still punching out a list. I saw workers outside painting railing for the handicap ramp. I'm sure there are other items pending. The biggest items I noticed were door molding falling off. I saw it throughout and my own room had the issue which I reported. Unfortunately it was never corrected and I did not feel like following up. Some rooms were so bad the doors were slightly ajar. Their are two breakfast areas. The main is first floor lobby which has real plates and silverware. A spacious area to eat with TV. The other is on the second floor. They have paper plates and plastic utensils which was a disappointment. I utilized both and recommend the first floor if not too busy. The food was better too! Expect eggs, potatoes, meat, waffles, yogurt coffee and juice. I loved the cinnamon waffle option. The staff was hit or miss on eye contact and no one went out of there way. The areas were kept clean. My king bed room was clean upon arrival . Proper bathroom supplies for several days were appreciated with their cleaning policy of every four days unless you ask for service. Interestingly enough I was there 6 days and received no service. On day 3 a housekeeping staff attempted to enter the room, I was resting and the door was locked. There are no do not disturb hang tags. I attempted to talk to staff that did not speak English. There is a mini fridge and it worked flawlessly. Some amenities of the hotel are a small indoor pool, first floor and business center also first floor. There is a small market in the check-in area which has microwave foods, snacks, drinks, alcohol and ice cream. I got a few beers and gave my room number and it was on my final folio. A cool factor is they have bottles of local Spirits made in Indy. The location next to the IUPUI campus worked fantastic to walk to my event daily. I felt safe during the day and night. As a matter of fact police was at the hotel upon my early morning departure patrolling. Yes a few hiccups, but by far the average score of four stars is warranted. I will return to this property the next time I have an event in downtown Indianapolis. read more

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I would give them 3.5 stars if I could because they need to be docked a little more for the parking situation. We opted for self parking in their parking garage because we knew we would be coming and going, and didn't wanna deal with valet. But the self parking was frustrating as all heck. Every time we tried to get in or out, the card reader didn't work. Our physical room key, and the one in the HH app did not work...ever. So we had to wait for someone to come and open the gate for us. When we showed back up around 10pm Saturday night, a person ran out and said all spaces were full, but I have a handicap placard, and fortunately there was one handicap space available. So I asked, what would have happened if I didn't have the placard and there are no spaces. She said they send self parking hotel guests to valet. (I have never written about hotel parking in such detail.....LOL!). The hotel itself was nice, especially for a Hampton Inn. This location is very close to the canal (I'm bummed we didn't have time to check that out). There are some university buildings across the street. The front desk staff were really nice, helpful, and informative. Totally on top of things. It's a very busy location, lots of people always hanging out in the lobby. It is shared with Homewood Suites, so the hallways split and depending on which elevator you take, it can be a bit of a maze to get to the Hampton Inn section. Our room was very clean, and the bathroom was surprisingly nice and spacious. We had a mini fridge, but no microwave. They offered no perks (like free water) for Hilton Honors guests . But they had a water bottle filler on the ground floor, and we used that. We didn't partake in the free breakfast because we had brunch plans, so I have no info on that. We selected a room at the very end of the hallway, since I'm a light sleeper. I'm really glad we did, because as we were walking down the hall, as we were passing rooms, we could hear people having normal conversations through the doors. So not the best insulation. The next morning we repeatedly heard masses of kids running and screaming further down the hall and we were like "thank goodness we got a room at the end of the hall!!!". Also, the main road in front of the hotel (N West St) is a popular route for emergency vehicles, so we heard sirens throughout the night. So if that would drive you nuts, get a room on the opposite side. (For reference, we were room 501, with a large window facing N West St). The price was very reasonable for a city hotel on a weekend. We would stay here again; but we'd opt for valet parking, especially since it's only $5 more/day. read more

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Nice vibe. Friendly staff. Easy access to food and shopping. Rooms were clean, no problem there. I would recommend, nice spot for the price!

Amazing place to stay!!!! The hotel was very clean and updated!! The customer service was good and staff didn't disappoint. My only complaint would be the cost of valet parking. It's $37/daily for self pay and $32 for self park read more

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A recently built Hampton Inn. $35 dollars for parking. Located along the Canal Walk and near the Kurt Vonnegut musuem. read more

Hampton Inn - The hotel room - Hotels Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Stayed on a Saturday night and had a great evening at this hotel. It is very well located and easy access to many areas of Indianapolis. The only downside is the parking is quite pricey at $40 south park. The Hampton side of this hotel is new and modern and most extremely comfortable beds. The hotel pool was not crowded. It was enjoyable. This Hilton brand of hotel also offers the complementary breakfast, which was on par with other Hilton brand of hotels. No issues here. read more

I have had the pleasure of staying at the Hampton Inn on the canal in Indianapolis several times. The rooms are clean, spacious and incredibly accommodating. The staff is wonderful, friendly, professional, courteous, and kind. I would like to single out the manager of my last day, which was January 22 to the 31st of 2024. Kiel was wonderful, understanding professional, and incredible. I highly recommend staying at the Hampton nearest the campus of the Indiana University Purdue to anyone. Sincerely, Talman J Welle read more

Awesome hotel. It is clean and the staff is so friendly. My friend and I stayed here to go to a concert at the Everwise Amplitheater and it was a perfect and safe walk. About a half mile! We had the Wednesday happy hour from 5-7! The room and bathroom was super nice. The breakfast was good too but not many options. Parking is convient but expensive (as expected) about $37 for 24 hours read more

This is our go-to hotel when we visit our son. Close to downtown with easy parking. Always clean with great customer service.

We absolutely loved our stay here! The building was fresh and clean. We loved seeing the history of the building and the preserved aspects of the church. Our room was extremely spacious and clean. Breakfast was nice and offered a good range of items. The small store was very convenient and offered drinks, snacks, toiletries, as well as a cool variety of alcohol (local i believe). We received a few texts throughout our stay making sure we were happy/had everything we needed, which was well appreciated. We also appreciated the close proximity to IUPUI. Highly recommend this hotel! read more

I had a reservation for this hotel for over 8 months. The reservation was during the FDIC conference when the entire city is booked solid. This Hampton Inn canceled my reservation 3 DAYS before arrival claiming a maintenance issue. However, I am traveling with several male counterparts whose reservations were left in tact. The alternative they suggested was over 30 miles away and for that they were offering to cover 1 night's room rate. That wouldn't even cover my transportation costs to get to and from the convention center every day. Oh, did I mention I'm a Hilton Diamond member? Do not book here, they may or may not honor your reservation. read more

Jared and Kevin gave astonishing service. Went above and beyond for my family and I. The nicest customer service i've encountered in a long time. read more