Bed and Breakfast Indianapolis IN
Indianapolis sits right in the center of Indiana, and is the state’s capital and largest city. It is perhaps most famous for automobile racing as it is home to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway which hosts the famous Indy 500 and Brickyard 400.
Located in the heart of Indianapolis, in the Mass Ave cultural district, Nestle Inn is a modern B&B. No contact self check in and out means you arrive on your own time schedule. Private bath in every room. Breakfast voucher you can use for your own breakfast experience at one of two breakfast partners on Mass Ave and right next door to us. We're not your grandma's B&B but even she would be happy at Nestle Inn. Click our link above to Book Direct for your next stay in Indianapolis, Indiana.
You’ll find Stone Soup Inn Bed and Breakfast in the heart of the Historic Old Northside Indiana. Our location is convenient to the Indianapolis Convention Center, explore nearby historic sites, downtown attractions, sporting events and shopping at the Stone Soup Inn.
"This Indianapolis bed and breakfast offers luxurious rooms and accommodations in Indiana. Enjoy a good breakfast. Our bnb in Indianapolis provides free wifi and a pet friendly environment as well. Book your stay today! Click our link above to Book Direct for your next escape in Indianapolis, Indiana."
The Harney House Inn located in the Historic Lockerbie Square district of downtown Indianapolis, offers two one bedroom suites with kitchens and living rooms, and one cozy room with a kitchenette. The comfortable accommodations in a convenient downtown location make The Harney House Inn a perfect choice when visiting Indianapolis for business for pleasure.
Built in 1905, the Looking Glass Inn Bed and Breakfast is located in the heart of the Old North side, Indiana an area that was home for the principal leaders of Indianapolis at the turn of the century.
Built in 1885, the Old Northside Bed and Breakfast in Indianapolis, IN, offers all the fine amenities that allow total guest enjoyment and a stress-free stay. Old Northside Bed & Breakfast is located on the periphery of downtown Indianapolis in the Historic Old Northside. The inn is within walking distance or a short drive to The President Benjamin Harrison Home, Morris Butler House, Monument Circle, Circle Centre, Indiana Convention Center, Banker's Life Fieldhouse, and Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Outdoor enthusiast's dream getaway nestled in the Sierras, surrounded by rivers, lake, ski slopes, hiking/biking trails.
This Nashville, IN bed and breakfast offers luxurious rooms and accommodations in Indiana. Enjoy a complimentary buffet breakfast, and free WiFi access, and cable TV, and DVD players. Our bnb in Nashville provides Shaker-style furnishings including four-poster beds, wooden plank floors, and Windsor chairs without sacrificing quality or service. Book your stay today! Click our link above to Book Direct for your next ceaseless escape in Nashville, Indiana.
If you are looking for peace, quite, and relaxation, Rustic Elegance is where you will want to stay. You will bask in the luxury of one of the finest log homes in Brown County. This hideaway with so many amenities and so much to enjoy will have you returning again and again.
This Nashville, IN bed and breakfast offers luxurious rooms and accommodations in Indiana. Enjoy breakfast (weekend), king/queen-sized bed, and a full kitchen. Our bnb in Nashville provides WIFI access, Electric Fireplace in Bedroom, Central heat and air-conditioned, and HD TV with all movie channels without sacrificing quality or service. Book your stay today! Click our link above to Book Direct for your next delightful escape in Nashville, Indiana.
Peaceful country getaway in the beautiful hills of Brown County in South Central Indiana
The Showers Inn consists of two historic homes - the elegant Art Nouveau Showers-Graham House, and the charming Arts and Crafts Composer House. Located in the heart of Bloomington, Indiana, within walking distance to Indiana University and Courthouse Square.
This Colfax, IN bed and breakfast offers luxurious rooms and accommodations in Indiana. Book your stay today! Click our link above to Book Direct for your next getaway in Colfax, IN.
This Zionsville, IN bed and breakfast offers luxurious rooms and accommodations in Indiana. Enjoy fine dining at its finest in a warm and elegant setting and get ready for an explosion of flavors with every bite and {amenity 1}, and you get to choose from a selection of high-end rooms that all boast classic and elegant decor as well as luxurious amenities and enjoy unmatched relaxation and service. Our bnb in Zionsville provides Butler’s pantry with complimentary snacks, coffee, tea, soda, and water, Complimentary high-speed wireless and wired internet access without sacrificing quality or service. Book your stay today! Click our link above to Book Direct for your next relaxing and upscale escape in Zionsville, Indiana.
Welcome to the Flying Frog Bed and Breakfast, a welcoming blend of old-world elegance and Midwestern charm. Our inn is located in Franklin, Indiana (home of Franklin College) - just 25 minutes south of Indianapolis, the state capital, and 50 minutes east of Bloomington, home to Indiana University. We have preserved the original character of the house while achieving a homey quality throughout by using vibrant colors and eclectic furnishings instead of antiques.
This Columbus, IN bed and breakfast offers luxurious rooms and accommodations in Indiana. Enjoy a full plated breakfast, andIt is the perfect opportunity to take family photos, engagement or senior photos. . Our BnB in Columbus provides Private tours can be arranged for groups from 6 to 24 people on the day and time of your choosing. Please call 812-376-3663 and speak to our Innkeeper to schedule a private tour. . Book your stay today! Click our link above to Book Direct for your next escape in Columbus, Indiana.
Unique guest suite located in the heart of beautiful Nashville Indiana. We have a queen size bed, bathroom with shower and claw style garden tub. Living room with free WiFi and cable tv. We have refrigerator, and coffee maker. We offer coffee, soda and bottled water. We offer free parking and private entrance.
The Prairie Guest House located in Fishers, IN is a farm-like setting located on two acres in Hamilton County Indiana. With beautiful gardens, large native Indiana trees, and its very own barn, the Prairie Guest House takes you back to a simpler time. The mid 1800’s gothic farmhouse has spacious guest rooms each with their own bath facilities, and welcoming common areas to relax and enjoy your stay here will be comfortable. The early 1900’s cottage houses the kitchen and dinning areas, with a sunroom that glows all day long.
The Allison House Inn is the perfect complement to the quiet charm of this scenic area. With a mood and decor reflecting the relaxed lifestyle of its innkeepers, each of the Inn’s seven rooms is individually decorated with an emphasis on coziness, comfort, and charm.
Welcome to the award-winning Grant Street Inn, a 24-room Bed & Breakfast inn located in the heart of charming Bloomington, Indiana, just two blocks from Indiana University and four blocks from the courthouse square.
Explore Bed and Breakfasts in Indianapolis IN
Indiana is a large enough city to offer a wide variety of things to do, an array of international restaurants and plenty of great shopping. However, the city is still small enough to not be overwhelming. With a culture similar to that of the rest of the midwest, you’ll find friendly, welcoming people, stick-to-your-ribs comfort food and four distinct seasons where different sides of life in the city can be experienced.
Bed and breakfasts in Indianapolis, IN span the gamut from old Queen Annes and Victorian homes in historic old Northside to more modern accommodations near downtown. You’ll be close to all of the attractions the city offers as well as dining and shopping. Bed and breakfasts near Indianapolis, IN offer the best way to experience the city like a local while staying in comfortable and unique homes in convenient locations. Read on for more information about planning your trip to Indianapolis and booking your Indianapolis bed and breakfast.
Indianapolis is warm in the summer with highs in the mid 80s through the months of June, July and August. Winter is similar to that seen in other Mid-western states. January is the state’s coldest month, when the highs average in the mid 30s. The best time to visit Indianapolis is in the fall, when weather conditions are most favorable. Summer temperatures can be too warm for many. Winter temperatures often dip below freezing and snow can make travel difficult. Spring comes with the risk of tornadoes and thunderstorms. Therefore, if you have the choice, plan your trip during fall when temperatures are most comfortable.
Indianapolis has a long and colored history. The area where the city is now located was originally occupied by the Lenape people of the Delaware nation. The city of Indianapolis was founded in 1820 soon after European Americans settled in the area. The city grew quickly owing to its geography. The city is surrounded by flat, fertile farmland. It’s also located right along the White River which provided power for the early city. The railroad came in 1847 which led to Indianapolis becoming a manufacturing and transportation center. The city was made the capital of Indiana in January of 1825 soon after it was founded.
Indianapolis is a vibrant city with many different activities available for any type of traveler. Family travelers will appreciate the Indianapolis Zoo or the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, where the interactive exhibits will keep kids of all ages busy for hours.
The Old Northside Historic District near downtown Indianapolis is home to many of the city’s best bed and breakfasts. If you stay here you’ll appreciate everything that historic Old Northside has to offer such as the Benjamin Harrison Home, the Morris-Butler House and a number of well maintained Victorian-era, Queen Anne and Italianate homes.
The Indiana Convention Center in downtown brings many travelers to Indianapolis, as does Butler University. Both are within easy reach of dining, shops and entertainment.
Lucas Oil Stadium in downtown Indianapolis is the home field of the Indianapolis Colts. Sports fans may want to try and catch a game while visiting Indy. Other large-scale events are sometimes held at the stadium as well. The famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway, is the world's largest sports venue and home to the world-famous Indy 500 auto race. Other races are held there throughout the year.Indianapolis sits on the White River and was originally designed as a port city. However, it became quickly apparent that the river isn’t good for boat travel other than a short time period in the spring. During other seasons the river is dotted with small islands and sandbars. The city is surrounded by flat, fertile agricultural land. However, there are a few opportunities to enjoy nature. White Water State Park flanks a large section of the White River, and offers various recreational activities. Right in town, Eagle Creek Park is the city’s largest park, and a beautiful place to get out and enjoy nature. Other natural attractions nearby include Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve, Fern Cliff Nature Preserve and Cataract Falls.
Most of the best things to do in Indianapolis are located in downtown Indianapolis and the Old Northside neighborhood. In downtown you’ll find the Indiana Convention Center, Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts and the Indiana State Museum. Historic Old Northside is noted for its many well-preserved historic homes, and some of the best bed and breakfasts in Indianapolis. Butler University and the Indiana Convention Center both draw many visitors to town. Those who come for conventions and university visits will appreciate the convenience of the downtown location and all of the shopping, dining and things to do around Mile Square in the center of Indianapolis.
Indiana’s diverse population has led to an equally diverse food scene. You can try almost any type of food in the city. One of the best places to try a bit of everything is the Indianapolis City Market, where you’ll find a range of international food stalls spread across a 2-story indoor food court. Indiana’s traditional cuisine is similar to that of the rest of the Midwest, with comfort food being the focus. Beef and noodles, or chicken and noodles, pork tenderloin sandwiches, chili, country fried steak, fried chicken, biscuits and gravy, and barbecue are all typical menu offerings at the standard restaurants around Indianapolis.
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Bed and Breakfast Indianapolis IN FAQ
Why Stay at a Bed & Breakfast in Indianapolis IN?
When booking vacation rentals in Indianapolis, Bed and Breakfasts are a wonderful option. Bed and breakfasts are often thought of as an option for a romantic getaway. You’ll certainly find that to be true here, but there are also bed and breakfast options for nearly any type of visitor to Indianapolis. From check-in to check out you’ll appreciate favorable locations near some of the best locations in Indiana. There are bed and breakfasts in downtown Indianapolis and in Old Northside close to attractions like the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, the Indiana Convention Center, Historic Old Northside, and Lucas Oil Stadium. Staying in a bed and breakfast allows you to experience one-of-a-kind lodging and to benefit from the kindness and friendliness of your innkeepers, who know the area firsthand.
What type of amenities can I expect when booking a Bed and Breakfast Indianapolis IN?
Bed and breakfasts in Indianapolis offer visitors all of the amenities that they need for a wonderful stay. If you need to access technology during your getaway, you’ll have access to free wifi. There’s also air conditioning in most guest rooms. You can expect an en suite bathroom with luxury toiletries. Some properties have jacuzzi tubs and laundry facilities. Each morning, you’ll enjoy a full breakfast, homemade on site with local ingredients and enjoyed in a dedicated dining room with other house guests or in some cases, at an off-site restaurant. You can often request to dine in your guest room if you prefer. Bed and breakfasts offer an experience that is completely unique when compared with other types of vacation rentals.
How can I get around Indianapolis IN?
Indiana’s nickname is “Crossroads of America” and it’s easy to see why when you realize how many interstate highways pass through the town. Interstates 65, 69, 70 and 74 all converge in Indiana’s capital. The city has its own international airport, Indianapolis International Airport which is located about 15 minutes from the city center. From the airport you can take bus #8 to Downtown. Greyhound has a station right in the middle of the city and Burlington Trailways, which provides bus service throughout the Midwest, also stops here. Amtrak’s Cardinal, which transits between Chicago, Washington D.C. and New York stops in Indianapolis several times a week in each direction. Even though there is a public bus system, outside downtown you’ll need a car to get around. Rental cars are available at the airport.
What Are the Different Types of B&Bs in Indianapolis IN?
Indianapolis offers visitors both traditional bed and breakfast options and more modern alternatives to hotels.
Nestle Inn sits in the Mass Avenue Cultural District, right in the middle of Indianapolis. This modern BnB offers a private bath in every room and no contact, 24-hour self check-in. Rather than offering a classic homemade breakfast, the inn will provide you with a breakfast voucher to use at one of two restaurants adjacent to the property on Mass Ave.
Offering a completely opposite experience, the Old Northside Bed and Breakfast occupies an 1885 home, and offers a more traditional BnB experience. It’s one of the most romantic bed and breakfasts in Indianapolis, IN. The inn is located in Historic Old Northside, just on the outskirts of downtown. You will be walking distance to many popular attractions including the President Benjamin Harris Home, Morris Butler House, Monument Circle and the Indiana Convention Center. If you are looking for a bed and breakfast with a jacuzzi in Indianapolis, IN, you’ll appreciate that some of the rooms offer large double jacuzzi tubs. Old Northside Bed & Breakfast is also one of the only pet friendly bed and breakfasts in Indianapolis, IN. Pets are allowed in certain rooms.