Always clean
Wide range of restaurants and amenities within walking distance
Friendly and helpful staff
Breakfast was truly exceptional
Von Parley aus den 100 neuesten von 261 verifizierten Gästebewertungen destilliert
40 m² · 1 king bed
It has a private kitchen — the kitchen features a refrigerator and a microwave.
Betten 9.1/10 · von 28 Gästen erwähnt
48 m² · 2 queen beds and 1 sofa bed · Für 4 Gäste · Suite
It has a private kitchen — the kitchen has a refrigerator, a microwave and a tea and coffee maker.
Betten 9.1/10 · von 28 Gästen erwähnt
34 m² · 2 queen beds · Für 4 Gäste
It includes a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom.
Betten 9.1/10 · von 28 Gästen erwähnt
52 m² · 1 extra-large double bed and 1 sofa bed
It has a private kitchen and linen — the suite's kitchen features a refrigerator and a microwave.
Betten 9/10 · von 34 Gästen erwähnt
48 m² · Für 4 Gäste
The Studio Suite with Two Queen Beds, Sofa Bed and Accessible Tub offers disability‑access features, a well‑fitted kitchen with refrigerator, microwave and tea‑and‑coffee maker, and air‑conditioning. It provides two queen‑size beds, a sofa that converts to a bed, and a crib for an additional guest, accommodating up to four people. The private bathroom includes an accessible tub, and the suite is equipped with a flat‑screen TV with cable channels.
48 m² · Für 4 Gäste
28 m² · Für 2 Gäste
52 m² · 1 king bed and 1 sofa bed · Suite
It has a private kitchen — the suite's kitchen has a refrigerator and a microwave.
Betten 9.1/10 · von 28 Gästen erwähnt
48 m² · 2 queen beds and 1 sofa bed · Für 4 Gäste · Suite
It has a private kitchen — the kitchen has a refrigerator, a microwave and a tea and coffee maker.
Betten 9.1/10 · von 28 Gästen erwähnt
“Comfortable room if traveling with children”
I appreciated having a separate area for the kids to sleep, and the bathroom being attached to the king bed meant we didn’t have to wake the kids at night. There was hair in the freezer compartment of the refrigerator, and there were no makeup wipes available.
“Just okay”
I didn’t eat there, but the coffee in the room was very strong. I asked for a handicap‑accessible room and I don’t believe I got one; I made a note of it.
“Good place to stay, apparently some plumbing problems and staff needs a little work.”
We landed in a pretty new, clean hotel right near the Fishers event center where we caught a few concerts, so the location was spot on. The facilities were all nice, but the room we booked turned out to be unavailable—no email or text alert, only a call that never came through. We ended up stuck in a room that wasn’t what we wanted, and when I called twice I had to go down to the front desk to snag an extra comforter. The pull‑out bed was incredibly uncomfortable; we had to use it because we didn’t get the double‑bed room we’d booked, only a single king. The front‑desk staff offered a credit, but I had to push for it, which should have been automatic.
“Great room and will stay again.”
The location is convenient and the room’s kitchenette was incredibly helpful. The view was of a parking lot, which is a little boring and nothing they can do about it. They also don’t have Food Network!
“Extremely disappointing. Poor attitude from staff.”
Convenience of the location to work; and the restaurants nearby. For the 2nd time that I've stayed with you this year, the (auto) blind in the room was faulty. When I called the staff member for assistance - she mentioned someone from maintenance would be coming to the room to fix it. 30 minutes later I called, as no one had arrived. This time she said the batteries for the auto blinds were on backorder & nothing else could be done. Not sure how she would know that was actually the problem without investigating it further - but she jumped to a conclusion & left it at that. Then the tv wasn't allowing me to select channels. Again when I spoke to another staff member the next day, his solution was to give me an 800 number to call! Why am I paying full price for a room that has a faulty blind & tv? Top that off with your team members who are not prepared to help your guests. Their approach is to pass it off to someone else or come up with an excuse, so that they don't have to help solve the problem. Very disappointing!
“Comfortable room if traveling with children”
I appreciated having a separate area for the kids to sleep, and the bathroom being attached to the king bed meant we didn’t have to wake the kids at night. There was hair in the freezer compartment of the refrigerator, and there were no makeup wipes available.
“Great room and will stay again.”
The location is convenient and the room’s kitchenette was incredibly helpful. The view was of a parking lot, which is a little boring and nothing they can do about it. They also don’t have Food Network!
“Just okay”
I didn’t eat there, but the coffee in the room was very strong. I asked for a handicap‑accessible room and I don’t believe I got one; I made a note of it.
“Extremely disappointing. Poor attitude from staff.”
Convenience of the location to work; and the restaurants nearby. For the 2nd time that I've stayed with you this year, the (auto) blind in the room was faulty. When I called the staff member for assistance - she mentioned someone from maintenance would be coming to the room to fix it. 30 minutes later I called, as no one had arrived. This time she said the batteries for the auto blinds were on backorder & nothing else could be done. Not sure how she would know that was actually the problem without investigating it further - but she jumped to a conclusion & left it at that. Then the tv wasn't allowing me to select channels. Again when I spoke to another staff member the next day, his solution was to give me an 800 number to call! Why am I paying full price for a room that has a faulty blind & tv? Top that off with your team members who are not prepared to help your guests. Their approach is to pass it off to someone else or come up with an excuse, so that they don't have to help solve the problem. Very disappointing!
“Good place to stay, apparently some plumbing problems and staff needs a little work.”
We landed in a pretty new, clean hotel right near the Fishers event center where we caught a few concerts, so the location was spot on. The facilities were all nice, but the room we booked turned out to be unavailable—no email or text alert, only a call that never came through. We ended up stuck in a room that wasn’t what we wanted, and when I called twice I had to go down to the front desk to snag an extra comforter. The pull‑out bed was incredibly uncomfortable; we had to use it because we didn’t get the double‑bed room we’d booked, only a single king. The front‑desk staff offered a credit, but I had to push for it, which should have been automatic.
