Find hotels near Indianapolis Intl. Airport (IND) from $65

"Staff was friendly and rooms are clean and spacious, and definitely on the newer side. It’s odd that there would be a kitchen in the room but no kitchen items (dishes, flatware, bowls, pans, other utensils). Breakfast is not provided, but with no dishes or silverware, it’s hard to buy food to eat in the room."

"Staff was very friendly. I really enjoyed my short but sweet stay here. "

"Pool and hot tub and breakfast were great! The beds were comfortable and the staff was so nice! I will definitely be coming back!"

"Great overnight. Very clean and spacious for our family of 5. Staff was great and shuttle to and from airport was super. "

"If you stay get the room without the hot tub"

"They did not have a shuttle running from the airport to the hotel when I arrived. I booked this particular hotel because of the free shuttle so that was disappointing. The room was fairly clean, but when I arrived, the air had been turned off. It was very humid and took several hours to acclimate the rooms temperature to a comfortable setting. There was a bonus having a small refrigerator and small microwave , that did come in handy , since there were no restaurants walking distance. Overall, if you’re looking for a place close enough to the airport, this was sufficient."

"I loved the place! Service and everyone was so good!! Will definitely come back!!"

"Staff were friendly and helpful. A little bit noisy because of highway traffic"

"Room: We were missing two towels. We had only one trash can, one bar of soap, no tissues. Breakfast: No protein except the cream cheese "spread"; no fresh fruit; no fiber; juice machine broken. Overall: This location recently changed from LaQuinta to Baymont. We drove past it because we didn't see the large overhead sign from I-70. We stopped because the GPS told us to but we saw leftover LaQuinta logos and a van and thought we were in the wrong place. We went to a different motel and finally figured it out but it wasn't that easy. A heads-up would have helped."