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InterContinental Hotel opens in downtown Indianapolis after two decades

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InterContinental Hotel opens in downtown Indianapolis after two decades
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Mimi Wright Social media manager | The Points Guy

Indianapolis has gained attention as a travel destination in 2025, highlighted by events such as the April reopening of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, the WNBA All-Star Game in July, and the centennial celebration of the world's largest children's museum. Adding to this appeal is the introduction of a new luxury accommodation option: the InterContinental Indianapolis located downtown.

This development marks a significant moment for Indiana's capital, being its first luxury hotel opening in over two decades. The 170-room InterContinental Indianapolis occupies a meticulously renovated 100-year-old, 11-story building, with $120 million invested into its restoration.

Throughout the hotel, guests will encounter elements that blend historical features with contemporary design. Notable highlights include a three-story chandelier, newly commissioned Indiana-themed art pieces, and public spaces adorned with Italian marble.

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The rooms are equipped with Black Label Beautyrest mattresses, Byredo bathroom products, Nespresso machines, wet bars, and offer city views. An impressive penthouse suite provides expansive views of the city's skyline.

Astrea Rooftop Bar is poised to become an integral part of Indy's bar scene. It features indoor and outdoor spaces offering creative cocktails and Asian- Mediterranean fusion small plates alongside weekend DJ sets. Signature drinks like the Monument G&T and Cardinal Crown can be enjoyed while overlooking key city landmarks.

The hotel's restaurant, Serliana on the second floor led by Chef Craig Baker, serves three meals daily featuring dishes ranging from biscuit sandwiches to pork tenderloin sandwiches and lobster rolls. Room service is also available

for those preferring dining convenience within their rooms.

Rates at the InterContinental Indianapolis start at approximately $239 or around .

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