History of the DeWenter-Greenen House - Built in 1885 by Herman C. DeWenter, a German immigrant who became a prominent Indiana Industrialist, this unique brick residence is considered the prime example of Romanesque Revival architecture in the city. The mansion has been... View Inn's Info ››

Inn at the Villa 6 upscale guestrooms feature private Jacuzzi tub baths, king or queen size beds, CATV/DVD, phones with voicemail, a private roof top terrace for exclusive use of overnight guests and complimentary snacks/beverages in the Butler's Pantry. Business... View Inn's Info ››

For your next business or recreational visit to Indianapolis, make plans to stay at Nestle Inn. Owners Steve and Barb Tegarden have rebuilt this stately, 3-story, 1896 Victorian into a brand new charming five room inn (four bedrooms and one suite). Each is complete with... View Inn's Info ››

Located in the heart of the historic Old Northside, the Stone Soup Inn offers all the beauty and comfort of an upscale turn of the century home. Decorated with a combination of Mission-style and Victorian-era antiques, guests will find a comfortable, convenient place to... View Inn's Info ››

The Yellow Rose Inn has been created to offer travelers on the road of life a rest stop marked by beauty for the eyes, nurturing for the body, happiness for the heart, and memories for the mind. Mr. Milligan, an Indianapolis attorney and Indiana land baron began... View Inn's Info ››