Bottleworks Hotel Indianapolis
Art Deco industrial turned boutique luxury. Warm terracotta and gold tones run through the public spaces, custom art hangs in every hallway, a lobby billiards table actually gets used, and Sundry & Vice operates as an apothecary-themed cocktail bar tucked into the hotel's lounge. It's the kind of place that takes design seriously without being precious about it.
Ask for a room that doesn't face the Gallery Courtyard if you're staying on a weekend or event night — the hotel's own website flags that some Classic King rooms overlook the event space
Why It Matters
Michelin Key-recognized boutique hotel inside a century-old Coca-Cola bottling plant that's part of a $300 million mixed-use development. Named among TripAdvisor's Top 25 Hotels in the United States (2025 Travelers' Choice Best of the Best), USA Today 10Best Boutique Hotel nationally, and earned a U.S. News & World Report Gold Badge ranking #2 in Indianapolis and Indiana.
The Bottleworks Hotel opened in December 2020 inside Indianapolis's former Coca-Cola bottling plant, and it has become one of the most decorated boutique hotels in the Midwest. The original Art Deco bones — terrazzo floors, loft ceilings, and a white terra-cotta facade — are all still intact, sitting alongside 65"–75" 4K smart TVs and Hunter Labs bath products. It occupies the top two floors of the historic bottling works administration building, right on Mass Ave, one of Indy's best streets for eating and drinking. No pool. But the rooms are genuinely big, the Woodhouse Day Spa has a salt room, and the Pemberton Penthouse comes with its own billiards table and a walk-out veranda.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Classic King
The entry-level room and still a solid deal. Over 450 square feet with original terrazzo-tiled floors — a genuine nod to the building's history. Thoughtfully designed furnishings, handwoven robes, and marble spa-style bathrooms. ADA versions available. Note: some face the Gallery Courtyard where events happen.
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Gilded King
The standout room for history buffs. Original wing only, nearly 700 square feet, and it has the loft ceilings that make you realize this was once an industrial building. The velvet sleeper sofa is a nice touch. One of the most spatially impressive rooms in the hotel without going full suite.
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Landmark Double Queen
In the original wing only. Nearly 600 square feet with two queen beds — good for families or travel companions who want actual space. Same velvet sofa and custom-scented bath amenities as the Landmark King. ADA version available.
Two QueensLandmark King
Available in both original and new wings, so the layout varies — a quirk of the historic building. Nearly 600 square feet with handwoven robes, custom-scented bath amenities, and a velvet sofa. ADA version available. The original-wing Landmark rooms have the most character.
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Pemberton Penthouse
The crown of the hotel and genuinely worth it if you're celebrating something. Powder room, soaking tub, rain-head shower, billiards table, dry bar, and a large walk-out veranda with outdoor seating. Floor-to-ceiling windows look onto historic Carrollton Avenue. Two HD 4K TVs. Custom-curated artwork. This is the suite that guests remember.
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Priestly Suite
Available in both new and original wings. Has a velvet sofa, a powder room, and a master bath with soaking tub and walk-in shower with rain head. The semi-private living area has two HD 4K TVs. Custom-curated artwork throughout. ADA version available. The step-up from a standard room that actually feels like a suite.
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Terrace King
New wing, nearly 600 square feet, and the differentiator here is the open-air terrace with outdoor seating. Views of Carrollton Avenue. A rare private outdoor space in an urban boutique hotel — the terrace is deliberately private, fenced and surrounded by hedges.
KingTimeless King
Original wing, over 600 square feet. Views look onto historic Carrollton Avenue and the original terrazzo tile is preserved throughout. A quieter, more introspective room type compared to the courtyard-facing options.
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Eat & Drink
5 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
An expansive, well-equipped gym with state-of-the-art machines, free weights, and Pelotons. Open around the clock. The hotel isn't shy about promoting it — they call it 'a flex.'
An 8-screen cinema in the Bottleworks District devoted to indie, foreign, and local films. Plush seating, craft cocktails, and a full food menu. Not a standard multiplex experience. Steps from the hotel.
A billiards table in the hotel lobby — not a prop, guests actually use it. Free for hotel guests.
In the Bottleworks District — craft beer, classic cocktails, duckpin bowling, 40+ pinball machines and more vintage arcade entertainment. Year-round patio. Hotel guests reportedly get discounts — check at front desk.
An on-site vintage photo booth available to guests.
Pedego Indy, America's #1 electric bike retailer, is located in the Bottleworks District. Hotel guests receive 10% off bike rentals and tours. A solid way to explore Mass Ave and the broader downtown area.
Located nearby in the Bottleworks District, offering six different class types for all skill levels. A short walk from the hotel.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
On-site nail salon offering all-natural manicures and pedicures.
Nine meeting rooms and board rooms available including The Lab, The Library, Samuelson, and gallery spaces. Good for events and weddings too.
Pets welcome; dedicated pet amenities provided. Check the hotel's pet policy page for details.
Every room has an immersive Bluetooth speaker system.
The hotel does not have a pool. Confirmed by multiple sources.
Secure valet parking available at the hotel.
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