Bottleworks Hotel

Our daughter had her wedding at Bottleworks last weekend. We stayed at the hotel on Friday and Saturday night for convenience of travel and set up. Upon arrival we were met by the valet staff that were friendly and very helpful with not only our luggage but our plethora of wedding supplies. The check-in process was smooth and easy with the warmest, friendliest staff we have ever encountered. Our room was large and very well appointed.|The wedding staff was incredible! They were warm and friendly with top notch service! If you have an event here you will not be disappointed.|The entire hotel is incredibly clean. I do not believe we have stayed anywhere that has had this level of cleanliness and service!

Probably one of the best experiences I’ve ever had at a hotel. The hotel itself is beautiful. I wanted a few videos on the restoration and they really went above and beyond. We celebrated by fathers 70th birthday here, as it’s where he went to college, and where me and my sister were born. We got 3 rooms, 2 of the timeless king rooms, and the penthouse so we all had somewhere to hang out together. The king rooms were perfect. You walk into an entryway with a large closet a (with safe) and good size dresser. The bathroom is large and very nice, with a choice of rainfall or standard shower head. Past the entrance is an open doorway with two windows, you walk three to enter the main room. Comfortable bed, and the view onto the street is very nice. The penthouse is of course over the top. The balcony is great to get fresh air, and you can prop the doors to the balcony open for fresh air in the entire room. You get 1.5 baths, and a ton of space. It does have a sleeper sofa, but my god that isn’t comfortable. Living room with floor to ceiling electric blinds. The master bedroom has a huge tub and separate shower that off one hall, and then into the room. Very big, and slanted electric blinds. The onsite restaurant was the best meal (dinner) we ate while in Indianapolis for 4 days, which is saying something. The gym was a surprise. Treadmills, kettlebells weights, and machine for various exercises Peloton bike, and even battle ropes. I know it may seem silly, but the water stations that are everywhere (both still of sparkling) are great. Even by the lobby bathroom and in the gym. The entire area is probably the nicest and most walkable part of Indianapolis. Great shopping, eating, etc. I really can’t wait to come back on a proper vacation.

Bottleworks is a gorgeous Art Deco hotel that is in a former Coca-Cola bottling plant. The decor is a blend of vintage and modern and the red doors in the dark hallways are a nice touch. We were in a Gilded King room and the slanted windows reminded me of the Luxor in Las Vegas. There were lots of thoughtful touches in the room, such as the Indiana themed snacks in the mini-bar, the umbrella for use/purchase, and the comfy robes. The couch was also one of the most comfortable I've had in a room. And it was immaculately clean! Kudos to the housekeeping staff.||That said, overall the room and service were about the level of a mid-range business hotel - pretty average, hence the 3 star rating. I like to stay in historic buildings that have been converted into lodging and always expect some quirks, but many of the things we experienced seemed to be design flaws more than anything.||The layout is a bit funky with the bed essentially in the middle of the room. The shower did not have a ledge for shaving legs. The water pressure was terrible, not to mention the temperature surges - thankfully it went hotter instead of colder but it definitely wasn't a consistent temperature! The A/C knocked when it kicked on or off and sounded just like someone at the door. The nightstands are extremely small and with the phone on one and alarm clock on the other, there wasn't room for both eyeglasses and cellphone. The pitch black room at night was marred by the frosted glass window on the bathroom door - if your partner/spouse uses the bathroom in the middle of the night, the room is flooded with light, even with the door shut. If we had neighbors, we weren't aware of them; however, when anyone was in the hallway, it sounded like they were sharing the room with us. The bed was EXTREMELY firm so I didn't sleep well and woke up with a backache.||Service also left a little to be desired. We went to a concert at Hi-Fi Annex and got to our car about 9:35 pm. Knowing that room service stopped at 10, I called the front desk to get our order placed so the kitchen could get it started before we returned. It was about a 10 minute drive so we would have been back well before the food would have been delivered; however, the front desk clerk said it wasn't possible because "someone needs to be here to sign for the ticket". I again reiterated we were maybe 10 minutes away but I didn't want to rush the kitchen by ordering when we got back and again I was told it wasn't possible. I then asked for restaurant recommendations and didn't get much help there either - until we got back and asked the valet instead. He was a wealth of information and we really enjoyed his first recommendation of Toppers Pizza! Definitely try The Stinger pizza if you get a chance to order from them!||Would I stay again? Maybe, depending on the circumstances, but with several other high end hotels within a mile or two of Bottleworks, I'd be hard pressed.

Concierge is amazing shout out to staff. I feel like they go above and beyond to meet your stays needs. The rooms are amazing shout out house keeping. It’s a very clean welcoming atmosphere. You don’t see great service a lot these days so it feels good to be in this environment. Dining service comes on time food is fresh & tasteful. Don’t hesitate on booking it’s a must ! So worth it !

My wife and I stayed here during our vacation to Indy to see DCI perform at the Lucas Oil Stadium. This hotel is only about 10 minutes away, so it was perfectly located. The hotel itself has an awesome aesthetic, and the moment you walk in, you feel like you’ve made the right choice. Everything is super clean and modern, and the choice of artwork is top notch and adds to the elevation. The rooms are spacious, and the showers are easily one of the best hotel showers we’ve ever experienced. The receptionists were always super friendly, and a special shout-out to the one that works overnight and helped us out when we were stranded after a misfire at another local hotel. Seriously, stay here. It’s great.

Staying at the Bottleworks Hotel is always an incredible experience. The rooms and the entire hotel are immaculately decorated, the location is unbeatable, and the beds are wonderfully comfortable. Parking is easy, and everything you need is within walking distance. The only thing keeping it from being the absolute best is the lack of a true “hotel bar.” While there is a bar (and several great restaurants) attached, guests are discouraged from bringing drinks back to their rooms—a small touch we always appreciate at other hotels after a long day. Overall, though, Bottleworks remains one of our favorite places to stay in Indy!

Look. I am one those "hard-to-please" people. I admit it. The experiences I had at this hotel, MY GOD, was one of those above-and-beyond events. Short version, I needed help. The staff were incredible. I have NEVER had a hotel go out of their way like this one did. I have zero complaints. I have nothing but gratitude for the way they handled my last-minute needs. Superb people. Not just good, or above average. These people were superb. Just go. Seriously.

Overall it was enjoyable. The location is nice for restaurants and drinks. On site and all around. Entertainment across the street. The room smelled of wacky weed up on entering but maintenance took care of it. The bathroom was top notch and the best part was the shower with the rain head in the ceiling. It was like a car wash. Can't give 5 stars due to the odor of the room and how far it was to walk from the lobby to where the room was located. Bring good walking shoes.

Such a fantastic stay for spring break! The hotel is just beautiful, with chic hallways and rooms. Even better, they are not only "dog friendly" but "dog loving!" Every staff member greeted our furry family members warmly and strolling the neighborhood with the dogs was fun. Be sure to check out Peace Water Winery nearby too!

We just did a staycation at this property, and it was amazing. Friendly staff, awesome room and so many small details. Just a great place to stay in downtown Indy!

My husband and I decided to do a one night staycation downtown Indy and opted for the Gilded King room at the Bottleworks hotel. From the moment you step inside, you feel like you've been taken back in time to a the beauty and splendor of the art deco age! The hotel is stunning and I loved seeing the original touches from its origin of the bottling factory from the tile to the water meter end table. There are so many great things within walking distance. The hotel itself has Blue Collar coffee, hotel bar, Modita restaurant, W nail bar and the Woodhouse day spa! If none of those options are for you, you can walk across the street to the Garage Food Hall or catch a movie at the Living Room theater. We opted for dinner at the Fountain Room (again across the street!) for an elevated dinner option. While you can valet at the hotel, we chose to self park in the garage across the street for $15 overnight. A must stop whether or local or visiting!

Our friend recommended Bottleworks for our five day stay in Indianapolis. It was a fantastic suggestion! I remember telling her after the first time we walked to the room that the room was a mile from the elevators! Familiarity with the hotel shrunk that perceived distance. We reserved a Landmark King room. It was HUGE! It's hard to describe, but it was well... huge. It took a few minutes to figure out the lights, but after that we settled in. There was more than enough space for our clothes AND enough hangers for ten shirts! I was blown away. Everything about the room was extraordinary except the shower, which would have been extraordinary if it drained properly. Unfortunately it did not. One quick shower left the shower floor flooded. Soap suds floating on the water didn't move... that is how slowly the drain... drained. The issue with the shower was the only negative. We didn't mention it during our stay because we didn't want maintenance coming in while we were there. We took quick showers and it was okay, but not as luxurious as it should have been. The hotel is beautiful. The hallways are bigger than most hotel rooms at regular hotels. The location is perfect. We mentioned the slow draining shower on checkout and they offered a discount. Very respectful and accommodating. We would stay here again without hesitation!

On the National Registry of Historic Places, the hotel has many interesting features. Chrissa gave our History Club group a tour. Some of the original terrazzo and terra cotta were preserved and the staircase is amazing. Besides hotel rooms, there are several meeting rooms and a vast courtyard for weddings and other events. There are interesting framed photographs lining the halls and outdoor windows.

Booked a room for my wife's birthday on a Friday night. I selected the Gilded King. Large room for the price, very spacious! Everything looked clean and new. The furniture and bed were ver comfortable. The bathroom had beautiful marble. The only complaint was the tv didn't come out far enough to get a good angle from the bed, but you could still at least watched it. The minibar had a nice selection with snacks. As for the hotel itself, it's very nice inside. The staff is very welcoming, and we saw security walking around more than once. Has a vintage industrial look. Has a nail salon, coffee shop, and bar inside as well. The location is right across the street from the garage, almost with many other choices within walking distance. There's plenty of parking as well, we chose to use the parking garage right beside the hotel for $15 overnight which was clean. There were a few trucks and large SUVs in it too. Valet is $48 for anyone interested. Overall a great experience! Definitely recommend! You can stay the weekend and everything you could want is within walking distance.

I remember watching this building renovation and finally got the chance to stay at Bottleworks. It didn't disappoint! First of all, the space is gorgeous. This old Coca Cola factory has been given new life with plenty of nods to the history of the building. The lobby feels inviting and very cool with comfortable seating and a pool table. The hotel bar (Sundry & Vice) is beautiful and the cocktails on tap are a fun touch. It's easy to access a bar, coffee shop, spa, and restaurants in the building. I love the Bottleworks district because there are so many great food and entertainment options in one area. It's a great location for exploring Indy! I got a last minute upgrade and really enjoyed reading and drinking coffee on the private terrace. The couch was comfortable, lighting was very adjustable, and the room was quiet. I appreciated the touches of luxury like the rainfall shower and marble bathroom. There were two taps in the hallway with flat and sparkling water. I would definitely recommend staying at Bottleworks!

Absolutely blown away by this hotel and the website doesn't even do it justice. I can't wait to return. Spacious yet inviting. Warm and whimsical. Love the amenities on the hotel and around it. I treacle a lot and this exceeded my expectations.

We stayed here for a one night staycation for my husband's birthday & we felt so relaxed & it was a lot of fun! The best boutique hotel we've ever stayed in. They gave us a delicious chocolate mousse dessert on the house. Even though we were on the same floor as a wedding event you couldn't hear anything with the solid walls. Across the street is the garage food hall & they have a great cute coffee shop downstairs. Whether you're out of town or local it's a wonderful place to stay! It's a one of a kind place that you can just enjoy walking around touring the space!

We had a great experience staying at the Bottleworks Hotel. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The hotel is beautiful. I loved that the building still has the classic features of the building but still feels very modern. Room service was quick, with a pretty extensive menu. The location of this hotel is very convenient. There are restaurants, a coffee house, and many other businesses connected, without even having to step outside. You are within a short walking distance to the Garage and many other bars on Mass Ave. The guest rooms were quiet, granted we stayed on a Monday and Tuesday night. Highly recommend a stay at this hotel.

Great hotel. Stayed in the Gilded room which was spacious and perfect for the two of us and our dog during a staycation. Lots of food options nearby, rooms near and clean, friendly hotel staff. On the pricier side but worth it in our opinion

A getaway that is right around the corner. We come to Indy a few times a year from the Cincinnati area. It takes about 1hr 45 min and boom! We are in the bottle works district. The Bottleworks Hotel sits in the middle of all the activities, but feels like you are far enough away from downtown. Easy to walk to shops, restaurants, etc. The Bottleworks Hotel is a nice hotel. You get a 4 season vibe, but not massively stuck up. Its trendy enough that people of all ages stay there, and classy enough where you see the money to stay is worth spending. The decor is modern with a touch of classic style that doesn't class. The staff is polite and professional, and the rooms are amazing! So if you are doing a weekend getaway or just looking to drop by to bring in the sites in Indy, stay at this place. You won't be disappointed.

Beautiful hotel located in downtown Indianapolis. I would highly recommend staying here if you're in the area. It's in a great location with the garage and pins just a very short walk away! There are amazing restaurants on site and I would suggest making a reservation early if you plan to stay.

We had a wonderful stay at Bottleworks! The hotel is very trendy and beautiful, our room was clean and definitely one of my favorite stays in recent memory. The staff we encountered were friendly and helpful. Valet parking was a breeze, although you definitely are paying for that convenience. As others have mentioned, you can walk to a variety of restaurants, bars, shops, and entertainment options. I stopped by the bar within the hotel and had a great experience, we also had a delicious breakfast in our room. They also have a snack bar in room with a menu listing the prices if you are looking for something easy and convenient. Two minor things we noticed though: a few of the soda/mixer options had expiration dates showing them as expiring 1-6 months prior to the date we stayed. Definitely not going to pay a premium for anything expired. Additionally, while most of our breakfast was great, the fruit bowl was 90% canned mandarin oranges and blueberries. Totally understand having some filler fruit, but one slice of mango and 3 slices of strawberries is pretty weak. Overall though, I would definitely return and recommend this hotel!

Stunning hotel with so much history! If I am ever in Indy again, this is the place to stay. Huge comfortable rooms, excellent amenities, fair prices, good food, attentive staff. I had a great stay ! Highly recommended.

These photos are of our last visit but we are here again this year and on a new floor so excited to explore again. We brought our friends this time and I I made a request to surprise our friends and they were happy to oblige us.

Absolutely beautiful place! It is a luxury hotel by self proclamation and by price, so I'm a little more critical than I would be of other places. Regardless, I'd likely stay here again, particularly if I could get a good deal. Ultimately, I believe it's the nicest option in this area with easy access to downtown. (Just be sure to get a room with a decent view, not of the trash cans, and get a guarantee they won't be doing construction above you or next to you.) Pros: Location! Spacious floors, halls, and rooms Beautiful modern aesthetic throughout Fast, friendly, efficient front desk staff Fancy hand sanitizer dispensers readily available Water and sparkling water dispensers in multiple locations on the floors Valet parking is efficient in and out. Comfortable beds More than one trash can in room Blue tooth speaker in room Big TV Impressive bathroom Terrific housekeeping Bar service is great. Mini bar is well stocked with drink and snack options. Decent TV lineup Cons: Construction on the room directly above us started at 7 a.m. after our first night's stay and did not stop during the day. (Hammer drills tearing up tile, from the sound of things.) As I told the front desk, we would have stayed somewhere else had we been told in advance. We got a soft apology, but this one is hard to forgive. A large number of rooms have a view of the delivery/trash container area Cannot control room temperature above 75 degrees (75 is a tad chilly for me, particularly when sitting around) It took three interactions with the front desk to find out the fact above, and only was told that when I spoke directly with the maintenance expert. Ice has to be requested and delivered, but delivery is reasonably fast. Self parking options are limited. Bring your own slippers--the floors are clean, but the non-carpet surfaces feel a bit sticky from cleaning solution.

This hotel is so beautiful. It is in a great location with lots of things to do. The hotel itself has options to eat for sure and even a coffee shop in a nail salon. It is nice being able to have room service and such a beautiful hotel that was so clean and so fresh. Definitely on my top five list of places that I have stayed for sure.

Surprised my hubby with a weekend stay at Bottleworks for our 11th anniversary (steel anniversary =hotel right? They're made of steel!) Loved the set up of Bottleworks, definitely a nice romantic spot to get away in Indy! Staff was great! They even left anniversary treats and cards for us in our room! The location is also perfect! Food and entertainment choices are limitless on Mass Ave. Our favorite things to do are popping over to Gordon's Milkshake, eating at Bakersfield, and playing some retro arcade games at 16 Bit, all within walking distance from the hotel. There's even tons more to do and explore! Might become our anniversary tradition!

We loved this boutique hotel! We had booked a standard king room and were upgraded to a terrace king! Very nice amenities and very friendly staff!! The hotel is clean and in a very nice location! Lots of dining, shopping, and activities right outside the front door and even more only a few minutes away! 10/10 would stay again and highly recommend!

EXCEEDED my expectations in every way. So deceiving from the outside. Does not look that big but it is MASSIVE inside. It is also decorated beautifully. Honestly one of the most beautiful hotels I've ever stayed in. The room is also gigantic, clean and modern with an amazing shower. Apparently (according to wife) the hair dryer is also very fancy. Check in was quick , the staff are great and there are many great places to eat and things to do in walking distance. There is $15 parking (for 24 hours) just put in GPS 824 Massachusetts ave Indianapolis. It's like a 30 second walk across the street. Otherwise they charge $45 a night for valet I would come back just for this hotel Oh the coolest part (or a great part) is the hallways have fresh seltzer dispensers and cups so you can get seltzer (or water) at any time

Absolutely amazing venue. Very eclectic, stylish and modern while still preserving the history of the old Bottleworks. Location was fantastic and the nearby garage with so many international cuisine options was fantastic. Would highly recommend anyone visiting Indianapolis to stay here for a special experience. Self parking in the nearby lot was cheep and easy.

Great hotel! We only live about an hour away, but wanted to do a mini getaway in Indy. This hotel exceeded all of our expectations. An old Coca-Cola bottling factory from the 1920's, the restoration of this building was very well done, highlighting all of the beautiful art deco features. The hotel itself had great attention to detail, all the way down to stamping the hotel logo on the toilet paper in your room! Rooms were gorgeous, spacious, and comfortable. Location is great with everything you need either being located right in the hotel or walking distance. After our stay, I received an email asking for feedback. After submitting my feedback, I received a phone call from the General Manager which just continued to prove that this hotel strives for perfection. We will definitely be staying again and have already been recommending it to all of our friends and family!

Omg! bottleworks hotel, you were so unexpected! We had a meeting there this week and I was floored at how nice this hotel is. The old Coke plant turned into a hotel! I had been to the garage quite a bit but hadn't had the chance to see the hotel. The hotel kept all of its original integrity and I loved how the rooms had old pictures of what the rooms looked like back in the day! The service, the food and the hotel rooms were amazing. I travel a lot and I didn't hear a peep from my room from the hallway or outside. If you she the chance to stay here, DO IT! Swanky vibe, and so close to all of the downtown Indy action.

Spacious rooms, unique concept, close to shopping and restaurants. Staff were prompt and friendly. Wonderful stay.

The most impressive hotel I've been recently! Grey, black and red color were well mixed. Room is huge! Floor was also super wide. Very quiet.

Bottleworks is absolutely stunning and has a very attentive and kind staff. The location on Mass Ave can't be beat and, most importantly to me, the beds were very comfortable. My husband and I stayed here for a night away the week of Christmas and we really enjoyed it. However, for the price ($300 for the most basic room they had), I doubt we'll return. When you add valet parking ($45 for the night) and taxes, we spent nearly $400 for one night.

The Bottleworks Hotel is pricey, but they really make sure you get your value for it. The place is beautiful, the staff is downright amazing, everything you could possibly want to explore is right outside your front door, and even the hotel gym is well beyond the standard. It's pricey, but I can't wait to come back again. We stayed in a Gilded King. PROS: -This place is immaculate. The attention to detail is just amazing. Gold/bronze and white pretty much everywhere you look. Blinds that are automated. A high-end Bluetooth speaker from a high-end brand. A super-comfy, new-looking couch. A mini bar stacked to the gills full of mixers, liquor, beers, and wines. Snack foods and water available for purchase. -The hotel gym is beyond impressive too. Tons of cardio equipment and all of your standard weight lifting equipment, but they also have a bodyweight/calisthenics area for dips, climbs, lifts, battle ropes, and more. It's impressive, and I've never seen one in a hotel before. -The in-room TV is freakin' gigantic. I would love to be staying here if I wanted to watch a sports game. -They even have an in-room umbrella if you want to explore the area with crappy weather. It was a life-saver when it rained our entire stay. -The W Nail Bar and Blue Collar Coffee are right downstairs. Pins is (literally) 20 steps from the front door. Woodhouse Spa, a Milkshake place, and a few other places are right next door, too. And don't forget about the Garage Food Hall which is next to Pins. There's so much food and drink options within a walkable mile that it's overwhelming. This is a very, very well-located hotel. It's almost a shame because you'll want to actually LEAVE the hotel to go other places, and the room is so gorgeous that you'll want to stay in. CONS: -Like most walk-focused areas, parking is a bit of a pain. They have valet, and I think it's $45 a night. There is a nearby garage (no in/out privileges) that has overnight rates at $15 a night though. -The hallways are very, very, very long. It's almost horror-movie-esque how long they are. It's a stupid-minor complaint in the scheme of things, but just be aware if you're someone who says "Oh, I'll just skip the luggage cart".

Our staycation at Bottleworks was absolutely fantastic! We stayed in room 312 and it was a large suite with 2 bathrooms, a large living room and the bedroom was super spacious as well. We selected the Luxe & Love package so our stay came with a bottle of champagne and chocolates and a late check out (1PM). The employees working at the front desk were incredibly friendly and welcoming. We enjoyed walking around the hotel and learning the history. Don't forget to check out the old fashioned photo booth located on the 2nd floor. Highly recommend staying at this hotel if you're from out of town or you need a weekend staycation.

I didn't actually stay here but took a look while I was near and it is quite beautiful with much of the original finishes. I think it might be easy to get lost as all of the halls look the same and the hotel consists of 3 floors, which includes a huge courtyard for venues, a pool table on the main floor, a bar, a restaurant and board rooms. I've heard the penthouse is fabulous too, which I'm told has a lookout over the city. And be sure to check out the photo booth alongside the camera wall. It's definitely a stunning hotel.

What an amazing addition to Mass Ave! This gorgeous art deco inspired boutique hotel was modeled after the old Coca Cola Bottling plant from the 1930s. Not only is the interior stunning, but the staff and service is exceptional. I stayed one night and had one of the best nights rest in a long time. The room were clean, beautifully lit and that shower was so relaxing. There's also a makeup mirror that lights up automatically as it senses you are using it. Parking is nearby or you can valet for $45 a night. It's a text based service, so once you are ready for your car, you tap the link in a text that's sent to you and the valet will bring your vehicle around the side. The Garage Food Hall is conveniently located next door and other restaurants and shops are just steps away. I'm so excited Bottleworks is open and can't wait to see all the phases of the project completed!

What an amazing property and stay. We enjoyed 2 nights here as part of a milestone birthday celebration. The hotel being footsteps away from an absolute plethora of one of a kind shops, dining, and entertainment options are really what this hotel is all about. The historic facilities were spotless, beautiful, with a new modern flair and a touch of gold plated luxury throughout. The staff was friendly courteous prompt and very competent. The on-site coffee shop 'Blue Collar' was excellent coffee and offered decent breakfast sandwiches. Their patio was closed however throughout our stay due to the heat. Seems like a great spot to sit on a cooler weekend as it's the only seated patio area that is part of the hotel. Versus other resorts I felt like this one is bit more pricey for the value of the facility itself. The owners are shrewd and I am sure recognize this realizing a premium can be charged for the proximity to the incredible surrounding area shops, dining and entertainment.

Details, details ... it's all about the little details at Bottleworks Hotel, a 139-room boutique hotel in downtown's Mass Ave-ish neighborhood. This hotel is the crowning glory of the Bottleworks District, and stepping into Bottleworks Hotel feels like stepping onto the set of a Wes Anderson film: Everything is arranged just so, but unpretentiously. The hotel occupies the top two floors of the historic Coca-Cola Bottling Plant, and fortunately, it retains many of the original features. Entering the lobby, I couldn't help but marvel over the beauty of the hotel: the art deco-style doors and terrazzo floors, the gold details and colorful ceramic tiles. My children were less impressed with the historic architecture and more impressed with the pool table located in the lobby, but hey -- to each his own! Our room -- the Landmark Queen, which included two queen beds -- was located in the original wing of the hotel. Among other charming details, it featured a walk-in rain shower and soft, luxurious robes to wear during our stay. As we walked around the hotel, we discovered an old-fashioned photo booth, and a wall lined with dozens of old cameras. Each session in the photo booth costs $5, and you get both a color and black-and-white series of photos. If you'd rather not plunk down a fiver, you could always take a selfie for free by the huge wall of old cameras. It's definitely 'gram-worthy. Some of the details that make Bottleworks Hotel unique: Each hotel door is a shiny, bright, Coca-Cola red. A grand, winding staircase at the back of the hotel features an ornate ceiling design that harkens back to its 1930s past. There are art books and couches on each floor, which invite you to stay a while and read. Lined all along the walls are black-and-white photos of people, from construction workers to rock stars. It's all these details that add up to a one-of-a-kind hotel experience. On the first floor is the Club Room, the bar and lounge that's set up with tables and couches. I would highly suggest getting the Oceanview cocktail, made with white rum, blackberry, coconut cream, pineapple and lime. It's a tropical, milky pink concoction that I'm still thinking about. The bartender said that it's pretty popular, so jump on that bandwagon. We loved our stay at Bottleworks Hotel, and I genuinely can't wait to stay again.

Came to check out the newly renovated developed Bottle works hotel. It is in a great location walking distance to everything on Mass Ave. The garage Food haul is across the street with Axels brewery and the Hard Truth distillery and several food vendors with everything from fresh oysters to Venezuelan food. The hotel has a clothing store, day spa, coffee shop and a few bars . There are 139 rooms and the decor is beyond beautiful. There are large black and white photos that line the halls and all of the doors are red and pop against the black and gray carpet. I can't wait to come stay here for a staycation and enjoy all this beautiful hotel has to offer.

Pretty simple review here: WOW. This hotel, the concept behind it, the location & above all else the guest service team is beyond 5 Stars. I had the privilege to stay here for several nights over the 2020 holidays. Although it is a time many are not traveling the fiancé & I drove cross country to see some family and friends and made the Bottleworks hotel our base camp. From the moment we checked in with the attentive valets to the front desk staff showing us to the elevator to the incredibly kind welcome treat from the guest services team - my jaw kept on dropping. The room is spacious, with a large closet, dresser, king bed, sitting area and desk. The TV has a chrome cast which was great for us when staying for awhile. The fridge is stocked with some well known and local favorites and the in room coffee is always appreciated. The bathroom however was the star for me. The aesthetics alone had me so excited. But the magnifying mirror and the softest hotel towels & rob I've ever touched were 10/10. The hotel has history. It's new. It's exciting. This place is a must for anyone looking for something unique! Other notes: small breakfast & dinner in room dining menu, temp bar in the lobby until the main one opens, gym on the basement floor with precor equipment amongst other items. Lots of conference rooms to be used in the future and really neat photos of what the building and rooms used to look like before they were restored.

So, my awesome husband took me to this swanky hotel for Valentine's...and wow was it a great experience. As you walk in you are greeted by a person at the door person. Then, as you walk in, you are surrounded by really cool retro interior design in the lobby. The lobby even has a pool table for anyone to play. Then, as you leave the lobby, the hotel folds out into a larger space, with long hallways decked with a steam pink type feel and large black and white artistically done photos. ..some of those photos included the people who worked on contracting the hotel. As far as the room...wow...just wow...such a spacious and luxurious feel. Comfy bed and pillows were the icing on the cake!

Couldn't recommend a better place to stay in Indy! We booked one night here for an anniversary staycation just to try it out given the recent hype. Our neighbors did a similar thing last year and loved it! Aesthetics: The hotel is just gorgeous. The design details and eclectic pieces keep every space interesting. The bright art deco lobby has all the wow factor! The bright red doors in the huge hallways bring the drama to the black/gray walls/carpet and black and white photography that lines the walls. Also, random, but the halls smell like an Abercrombie and Fitch store Amenities: The hotel offers a gym in the basement, but no pool/hot tub. There is a spa on site and also a restaurant, cafe, and cocktail bar! We were excited to try the cocktail bar but sadly it is closed on Mondays. You can also enjoy free billiards in the lobby. For other food and entertainment the area can't be beat! You can try one of everything at the Garage Food Hall, play games and get drinks at Pins Mechanical, have dinner with a movie at the Living Room, or enjoy an upscale meal at the Fountain Room! The Room: the room is huge! Bigger than my first studio apartment. The decor was romantic and moody with dimmable lights, a full seating area, and arranged in a way that separates the sleeping quarters from the entrance and bathroom. The bed was comfy but firm and the closet held extra pillows and blankets. The bathroom was huge, clean, and luxurious with great details. I loved the rainfall shower head and the lighted magnifying makeup mirror that lights up when you look in it (simple human brand). There was a bath robe and an extra robe in the closet. They are size XL so we didn't use it (would be a nice touch for hotels to have some larger robes on hand). The drawer had extra towels, wash cloths, TP, toiletries, and a blow dryer. The minibar in the room was well stocked with great options for drinks! I loved that there were snack options, wine, wine glasses, and a cork screw in the room, though we didn't have any of the snacks. Only issue there was I noticed the chips from Broadripple Chip co. Were past their use by date. The room had a keurig and some Starbucks k-cups which is very convenient. Room Service: there is a room service menu and they serve breakfast lunch and dinner. We had breakfast the morning of our check out. My fiancé got the breakfast burrito with fingerling potatoes - it was I got the French toast - the description was very interesting with Japanese inspired elements like Japanese milk bread, five spice chantilly cream, and a miso maple syrup. The dish was delicious but I didn't get the Japanese notes aside from the thick fluffy milk bread. Overall the place lives up to the hype - its modern, comfortable, in a great area, and the service is unmatched. The price is reasonable on off season weekends and weekdays, so take advantage of having one of the best hotels in the country in your back yard!

The bar is horrible - don't know about the rooms but no desire to go back to the bar - not set up well service lousy

Everything! This hotel is amazing! It's so beautiful! It has a spa, nail salon, bar, room service! Everything you need is here! It's in a prime location!

Bottleworks Indy is the shiny new old gem of the Circle City! I'm simply blown away by every aspect of this hotel -- from the gorgeous architecture to the incredible service to the nearby ammenities and beyond. Every employee we encountered was welcoming, friendly and helpful. And I especially have to hand it to the well organized valet team for helping direct pedestrian and car traffic at the busy intersection while also parking cars. You made a great first impression before I was even in the door. I'm a sucker for historical restorations and the designers have done a phenominal job of preserving and showcasing the original Art Deco style. Stepping into the hotel lobby felt like I was stepping back in time yet the functionality is fully modern, which is great for guests. I also love that they paid tribute to the building's original purpose as a Coca Cola bottling plant, with the lovely black & white photos throughout as well as the Blue Collar Coffee shop. Upstairs, the layout of the guest rooms was not what I was expecting at all. They are so spacious and incredibly luxurious. Plus the views are spectacular. Maybe best of all, once I was at the hotel, everything I wanted -- food, drinks, entertainment and shopping -- was either around the Bottleworks District or within easy walking distance down Mass Ave. There's hardly a reason to go anywhere else!

My first trip to Indianapolis, and Bottleworks Hotel set the bar extremely high! The service is outstanding, the accommodations are aesthetically pleasing while being eclectic, yet incredibly cozy. From the moment you arrive, you can tell you will be taken care of on every level. Whether it's a romantic getaway, a business trip, or a weekend getaway, you must stay here!

This place is great. It's the old Coca Cola bottling plant. Hallways and rooms are huge and really nice. Definitely a boutique hotel. Little expensive. It's really close to a ton of restaurants. We ended up parking across the street. Overall great experience.

By far the best hotel that we have stayed in. Everyone is extremely kind and inviting. Anything you need they're happy to provide. The smell alone of the hotel is fantastic. Everything is super clean, comfortable bed and pillows. Spacious rooms. Absolutely amazing hotel.

Friendly staff in an up and coming area. Walkable food options. Place is a revamped Coke Factory that has almost an American Horror story vibe. Those that have seen the season on the hotel will know what I'm talking about. Hallways are long.... Room are spacious and unique. Cool Boutique hotel for those wanting to break the monotony of the standard hotel chains.

Great stay at a great hotel - clean with very friendly staff and easy access to so many great activities in a close proximity - We definitely will be staying here again soon!

If you're tired of the stale esthetics in chain hotels, you are in the right place. The details in decor was everything. I loved the rooms! We chose the priestly suite for our anniversary night. It was very big and spacious. The bathroom was beautiful, it has a deep soaking tub and huge shower. Why 4 stars instead of 5 stars? They only offer a military discount on their basic rooms. We called to the front desk before we checked in to make sure they don't offer it for the suites. We also we didn't have a menu in our room. We called to the front desk, to have them bring us the room service menu for breakfast. We never received it before we checked out. We were disappointed about that. Check in and check out was seamless. Other than that we had a great time!

So, is everyone but me aware of this hidden gem here in Indy? The former Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Indianapolis turned to hotel? With the befitting name of "Bottleworks?" Okay, we were looking for a weekend getaway and stumbled upon the Bottleworks Hotel and District and after some back-n-forth, decided to give it a shot. I have to say that I was blown away on all fronts. First, by the decor (Art Deco meets Modern Chic), then the service (absolutely impeccable), and of course, the sheer size/scale of the hotel and the private, hugely luxurious, rooms. As you wander through the sweeping halls of the hotel, it's like walking through an ultra-modern museum, with historic imagery set in gritty, oversized black & white photographs, soaring ceilings, and awesome little nooks and benches for chill'n. What a great experience. If you haven't been to Bottleworks, man you've got to go.

There needs to be a new name for hotels like this because it's a shame to label this "hotel" with the level of artistry compared to other places with the same classification... This is a "historical art lodging experience". This is not just a place to sleep and shower... You can experience your entire stay in the hotel and surrounding district that it anchors, the Bottleworks. First of all, the rooms, the hallways, every single detail is a work of art and somehow it's both beautiful and functional. The rooms are expansive, functional, comfortable and beautiful. They perfectly marry preservation of old architectural elements like golden railings, green subway tile and iconic spiral staircase with modern seating in the wide hallways that could double as lounge areas. You experience the modern creativity and step back into history as you walk to your room. Some rooms can be a bit of a walk but I didn't mind because of the intriguing art and atmosphere that made the journey an experience. In the room, the two head shower including overhead shower is amazing. The staff was always friendly and helpful. The mini bar included several local selections, and where there is obviously a margin included in pricing, you won't be doubling your room stay $$ by getting a bottle of wine or water...that's a nice convenience! There was plenty of glassware to support in room partaking. The convenience items in the bathroom were perfect as we had forgotten to pack a few things: decent shampoo conditioner and body wash, bar soap for hands and face, and we needed a qtip which was in the additional kit! Bonus! Other things with easy access in the building - Great cocktails in the club room bar. Fantastic local selections for breakfast and lunch as well as vice at Blue Collar Coffee. Amazing modern interpretation of traditional Asian cuisine at Modita. Nails at W nail bar and relaxing serices at Woodhouse spa.... All these things without leaving the building! Super perfect on our selected weekend which turned out to be a little rainy. If you want to cross the street amazing food selection at the garage, play a little with friends at Pins, catch a movie at the theater or some yoga at Yoga 6. $45 valet if you want in and out privileges, $12 garage or outdoor lot parking on the west side of Carrollton. You can also use Parkmobile for street parking but that is hard to manage for an overnight stay. In the room night stand was too small for my preference...I find this true at many hotels... Lighting options were great. Could make the room very dark even though our windows looked into and outdoor white tile courtyard. Many meeting rooms and event spaces would make gorgeous venues for a variety of occasions. I didn't ask but didn't see that they have a gift shop/convenience store yet, so you might have to order delivery or walk down Mass Ave to get essentials you might have forgotten to pack. Hanging bar in closet was a little low for this maxi dress wearing tall girl. All in all....I will stay here again even as a local because it's about the experience and they do it right. The price point is higher than other hotels in the area a little but it is worth a little extra to stay here and actually want it to be your temporary home base.

Absolutely wonderful! The rooms were luxurious and spacious. We were traveling from Illinois for the National FFA Convention. We had 5 girls stay in one room, and it didn't feel crowded at all. The restaurants across the street were very delicious! I loved the bathrooms the most paired with the robes were phenomenal! The valet service was to rave about, shout out to Ricky because he helped us out a ton! The rooms came with large T.V.s that you can connect to via phone and stream platforms like Netflix. Overall, I loved this hotel experience and would totally reccomend!!!!