Marriott Indianapolis North

The walls are so thin you can hear people next door walking, showering, flushing, pretty much anything. The accessible shower flooded the whole bathroom, and when we pulled out the sofa bed, there was a huge urine stain with no sheets, just the bare spot. Not having a microwave in the room was inconvenient too, even though I knew one wasn’t promised. They say it’s modern, but Wi-Fi costs extra and was still trash. Screen casting didn’t work on the outdated setup. Netflix took three hours to load, not exaggerating, and then every remote button took 10 to 20 seconds to respond. Live TV wasn’t better, only 40 channels and about half were news. Breakfast also wasn’t free, it was $60 for two people, and they didn’t refill the coffee. You serve yourself. What a joke. For the price, some other affordable hotels seem like a better deal. This feels more like a place for a big convention group.

The room was clean, comfortable, and well cared for, and the cozy bed was just right after a long day. I also appreciated the amenities. Staff were friendly and attentive, and check-in was easy and welcoming. I had a great experience at Marriott, with the reliable comfort and quality I’d expect whether traveling for work or leisure.

We stayed one night with family. The pool was clean and a good size for kids, with lots of room around it, and our rooms were clean and comfortable. There was a hot chocolate bar and also a bar in the lobby. It’s close to the shopping center and highway.

The room and bathroom are spacious, but Wi-Fi cost $10. There’s no microwave, and the basic fridge tucked into a cabinet didn’t keep our things cold. The bed frame was the wrong size for the mattress, with the base sticking out under the bed skirt. Three of us ended up with nasty shin bruises. The frosted glass bathroom door slides, which looks cute, but it was almost impossible to open or close. I told staff, and they sent someone up within 15 minutes to fix it. It slid noticeably better afterward.