Le Meridien Indianapolis

As a long-time Titanium member, I’ve stayed at many Marriott hotels and, honestly, lately it’s been disappointing. Upgrades are rare, even with suite certificates, and breakfast benefits have become almost symbolic. But Le Meridien Indianapolis completely changed that narrative. The staff here went above and beyond to make our stay exceptional. We arrived well before check-in time, and they still accommodated us with an early check-in and even a late checkout later on—something few hotels bother with anymore. Every interaction with the team was warm, professional, and genuine—from the front desk to the restaurant staff, everyone was smiling and courteous. Our room was spacious, clean, and featured two king beds—perfect for a comfortable family stay. The location in downtown Indianapolis is excellent, with easy access to everything. Whatever the reason—good staffing, good mood, or just good management—this property reminded me why I’ve stayed loyal to Marriott for years. Highly recommend.

Good sized and clean room. Friendly staff. Great location. Enjoyed the stay and would choose again anytime I am in Indy.

Stayed here due to proximity to the stadium and St. Elmo’s Steakhouse. Loved it. Easy parking in the garage across the street. Bartender LBJ at the restaurant was awesome, and breakfast was good. Beautiful hotel. Small but comfortable room.

Very nice hotel staff. Rooms need updating . Showers could use a good scrub. Pretty expensive for a run down tired place. Charging for water in room is ridiculous. I think I would try a boutique or the JW next time . The restaurant on site is atrocious . Rude management. Asked for a napkin for a meal and was brought a bar napkin. Food needs updating too.

Tucked away behind minimal signage and a bit of construction chaos, this place can be tricky to spot—but once inside, it’s a different story. The front desk and bar staff are absolutely top-notch, warm and welcoming from the start. I was lucky to snag a spacious corner room with a bathroom the size of a small studio apartment. The hallways, however, carry a lingering scent that’s more “1970s aftershave” than modern luxury. And while I’m hoping it was just a rare oversight, the bottom sheet in my room showed some, ahem, clear signs that the previous guest got lucky, and that housekeeping may have missed a beat. There’s definitely room on the first floor for a cozy snack or soda nook, though they’ve made an effort with a few options for sale at the check-in desk.