Indianapolis Cheap Hotel Rooms in Indianapolis

When to Visit Based on Price

Vacation season to the Indianapolis area lasts all year because of temperate weather, however there are high and low seasons that can impact your hotel rate. Depending on when you go, you can save up to 40% on your daily rate. Warm weather of summer and of course, the racing season brings the crowds.

• Low Season: October through February is the low season because of the low temperatures, with Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $43 - $140
• 3 Star: $63 - $200
• 4 Star: $139 - $270

 • High Season: May through August brings the largest amount of visitors, especially for Indianapolis 500 and Allstate 400. Spring Break crowds have also increased. Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $43 - $160
• 3 Star: $63 - $248
• 4 Star: $170 - $349

Sights you mustn’t miss

Indianapolis Museum of Art

The Indianapolis Museum of Art is somewhere to wander for a whole day if you have the time. You can gaze at works of art from way back in time, and if weather permits you can stroll the 100 acres of contemporary art in it’s Art and Nature Park. Best of all, this attraction is free.

Fountain Square

A visit to Fountain Square is what one would call a “double whammy”, because not only does it offer awesome European architecture and artwork, but offers great eatery’s too.

Broad Ripple

If you are in the mood to unwind and dine, then Broad Ripple is the place for you. Here you can find any king of pub that suits your fancy. Sports bars to the local dives, this is where the social crowd goes to party, especially at night.

Fun things to do

Tour the Indianapolis Speedway Museum
You’re in the Car Racing Capitol of the World. Take some time and visit this exciting museum for a history of racing.

War Memorials
Visit some of the war memorials in the downtown squares. Indianapolis has a very impressive collection of honors to fallen heroes.

Visit Monument Circle
Head downtown to Monument Circle for a visit to the South Bend Chocolate Factory, and enjoy something you deserve to enjoy.

Visit “The Rathskeller”
Stop in a grab a brew in this historic 19th Century building in downtown Indy. This experience is about as close as you can get to a visit to Munich and Oktoberfest. Why, they even serve you your brewskies in a mug the size of your head!

Wine and Dine tips

Ioazzo’s Restaurant
Iozzo’s is a restaurant is an excellent experience, especially if you order a plate of their Lobster Ravioli, which is worth going for.

The Lafayette Ethnic Food Corridor
Generally known as the International Marketplace, a person can eat their way through one of the greatest selections of ethnic food probably in the world. Remember, this isn’t fine dining but is a great experience, and very filling.

St. Elmo Steak House
Is your mouth watering for a big juicy steak? When you arrive at St. Elmo on Illinois St., you are also arriving at one of the best wine bars in the state. Try arriving early for dinner and head into the wine bar, home to over 10,000 bottles of International Fine Wine.

Day Trips

Indiana Dunes State Park
Although quite some distance to what some would say are necessary for beach “dunes”, this gorgeous beach is located on the banks of Lake Michigan. It’s well worth the 2-½ hour drive.

College Football Hall